With the outbreak of superhero movies in the next few years, more and more types of superheroes will also appear on the screen. Recently, it has been reported that director Gilmo del Toro, one of the top three in Mexico, is also expected to shoot a superhero movie. The role is locked in the Justice League Dark in DC comics, continuing the unique taste of this geek director.
The first members of Justice League Dark were John Constantine, Madame Shangdu, Dead Man, Shadow, Changeling Man and Zatanna Zatara. The members of this organization are all supernatural characters in the DC universe, so they are considered unsuitable to join the traditional Justice League. The comic series was first released on May 31, 2011.
Director Toro first proposed this movie plan in November 2013. At that time, he said that he was waiting for a screenwriter to integrate these characters into the DC movie universe. However, in the film list announced by Warner and DC in October last year, there was no "Justice League Dark" project. Recently, Director Toro revealed the progress of the film on the set of the second season of "Blood": "We are working on script revisions. The production of the film depends on our progress. If I can make this film, I Will be very willing to do it. I think the script and the characters are very three-dimensional."
However, the director also said that if Warner and DC will shoot this movie, he will probably not be involved in it: "Justice League Dark must be in DC In the plans of the movie universe." The reason why DC abandoned Justice League Dark at this stage is simple. Whether it is "Wonder Woman", "Aquaman" or "The Flash", these characters have a large or small relationship with the Justice League. The Joker in "Suicide Squad" also has a long history with Batman. However, the characters in Justice League Dark are not closely related to members of the Justice League such as Superman and Batman. The possibility of Warner and DC making a movie for this combination of superheroes is unlikely at this stage.
Director Toro first proposed this movie plan in November 2013. At that time, he said that he was waiting for a screenwriter to integrate these characters into the DC movie universe. However, in the film list announced by Warner and DC in October last year, there was no "Justice League Dark" project. Recently, Director Toro revealed the progress of the film on the set of the second season of "Blood": "We are working on script revisions. The production of the film depends on our progress. If I can make this film, I Will be very willing to do it. I think the script and the characters are very three-dimensional."
However, the director also said that if Warner and DC will shoot this movie, he will probably not be involved in it: "Justice League Dark must be in DC In the plans of the movie universe." The reason why DC abandoned Justice League Dark at this stage is simple. Whether it is "Wonder Woman", "Aquaman" or "The Flash", these characters have a large or small relationship with the Justice League. The Joker in "Suicide Squad" also has a long history with Batman. However, the characters in Justice League Dark are not closely related to members of the Justice League such as Superman and Batman. The possibility of Warner and DC making a movie for this combination of superheroes is unlikely at this stage.
