It'd never work. With the exception of Supes and Bats, DC characters are not interesting enough to hold screen time.

as much as I'd love to see a JL flick, Marvel/Disney have done it right with the Avengers and multiple single-character "intro" movies leading up to a team. Making movies is an industry, which is all about making money. You can't just start with a team movie, there's no time to develop the characters to a point where people will care enough about them to pay their $$$$ to see a team movie.

You mean excluding X-men right?

League of Extraordinary Gentlemen was a good team movie, too.

Nah.


A dirty Dozen type thing.

A massive threat arrives and Amanda waller or somebody decides to get a league together to combat at...and you see seperate scenes of her recruiting each hero, like in Dirty Dozen or Armageddon.

Kinda, skip the "origin" story that every other hero movie has and just pretend they are all there already. I mean...Armaggedon didnt have seprate "origin" movies for every member of the crew and we still cared about those characters.

Warner Bros. is making some plans towards the long-awaited Justice League feature film as Variety reports that Gangster Squad screenwriter Will Beall has been brought aboard to provide the screenplay.

Details at this point are currently few, but the enormous success of Marvel's The Avengers no doubt helped pave the way for getting the Distinguished Competition's superhero ensemble a shot at the silver screen.

What remains to be seen is whether or not Warner's film will use any of their standalone superhero projects as jumping off points, building a cohesive cinematic universe the way that Marvel has. It's been hinted that Christopher Nolan's upcoming The Dark Knight Rises will feature a definitive ending for the current version of the big screen Batman character, though Christian Bale has recently suggested that he's not entirely against the notion of further adventures in the cape and cowl.

Next summer's Man of Steel, however, marks a more likely contender to launch an ongoing big screen universe and it's entirely possible that, despite a disappointing box office, last summer's take on Green Lantern couldn't be brought back.

The other possibility is that Warner Bros. might start from scratch, as was the plan several years ago when George Miller was attached to direct a motion-capture Justice League feature.

Whatever the case may be, check back for details as soon they become available and, in the meantime, take a look at our list of 11 Characters We Want to See in a Justice League Movie.