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This is an archive article published on July 24, 2016

Let’s hope Justice League film will be as promising as its trailer

The trailer for Justice League released at the Comic-Con in San Diego and it looks fantastic.

Justice League, Ben Affleck, Batman, DC Comics, Justice League trailer Zack Snyder debuted the first trailer for his upcoming film Justice League at the Comic Con in San Diego and it looks fantastic.

Zack Snyder debuted the first trailer for his upcoming film Justice League at the Comic-Con in San Diego and it looks fantastic.

But after the two-minute glimpse, we are only reminded of the time when we were on our toes after watching the trailers of Batman Vs Superman: Dawn of Justice, but came back quite disappointed when the film was screened in halls.

The video begins with Bruce Wayne hunting for a team of warriors and we get a glimpse of Cyborg, Aquaman, Wonder Woman and The Flash. Superman seems to be missing from the trailer.

Meanwhile, the trailer is bound to be a happy glance for all the people who are a fan of Game of Thrones as we see Jason Momoa — who played Khal Drogo — as Aquaman. Ezra Miller’s Flash is also there in all his glory. This guy is smart, funny and fast.

In terms of costumes and delivery of dialogues all the characters who featured in the trailer of the film looked wittily satisfying and there were funny interactions between the Wonder Woman and Batman when the two were in conversation about taking in Aquaman. One would have been excited but for two reasons we simply controlled ourselves.

Firstly because the film will arrive in the theatres on November 17, 2017, and not 2016, secondly the previous DC Comics film adaptation turned out to be a major disappointing moment which we do not wish to relive.

Watch the trailer of Justice League 

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