REVIEW: 'Justice League Part One' Vs 'Suicide Squad' Which Zack Snyder Film Is Better?

Adults who grew up in the time of comic books during the 1930s and 1940s would have never imagined back then that their favorite characters in a thin piece of paper would come to reality as real life characters on the big screen. The movie "Justice League Part One" is a proof that the fans of comic books can come from all ages. Parents could have passed it on to their children and their children could have passed it on to their own children - multiple generations of fans that keep the superhero business alive and successful.

The two-minute and forty six second movie trailer of "Justice League Part One" was previewed for the fans of the franchise during the Comic-Con 2016. According to IMDb, the movie is about Bruce Wayne's (also known as Batman) attempt to gather members as he is inspired by the selfless act done by Superman. With his new found ally Diana Prince, popularly known as Wonder Woman, together they must protect the people from a greater enemy.

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— Gal Gadot (@GalGadot) December 20, 2016

Still in its post-production, the movie "Justice League Part One" has a star-studded cast which brings in most of the known characters in the original Justice League members' movies. Included are Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, Henry Cavill as Superman, Ben Affleck as Batman, Jason Momoa as Aquaman, Ezra Miller as The Flash, and many more, as added by Rotten Tomatoes.

Scheduled to premiere on November 17, 2017, "Justice League Part One" is directed by Zack Snyder, also famous for directing past DC Comics movies namely "Batman Vs Superman" and "Suicide Squad." The movie is written by Chris Terrio.

The action and adventure movie "Justice League Part One" will be surely a great hit among moviegoers and its second part is already set to premiere in 2019. Waiting for almost a year to premiere and yet the hype is so massive that fans can't wait to see their heroes on the big screens.