Why justice league wont work

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Recent reports have indicated that Snyder's Justice League will be an ending of that era of the franchise, rather than a new beginning - and Fisher's statement only lends credit to that idea. I actually think the big problem for them is the characters are just too out of date.

He goes on to break it down singling out certain characters like Green Lantern, Flash, and Auquaman,. His power is that he manifests green plasma from his imagination and uses them as weapons against someone?

Are they gonna talking telepathically? Neither does Flash. And we know that Aquaman only really became more powerful in his own solo film.

Speaking of which, Batman looks like an idiot throughout most of the film. Not only is he not using the shadows to his advantage, but he is acting completely out of character by revealing his identity to strangers. Added to that, in most of the fight sequences, Batman seems totally out of his league against the alien beings. Whereas the others are using amazing powers and abilities, he shows up in the Knightcrawler. It works to a degree, but where is the Batman we saw in the warehouse scene from Batman v Superman?

Unless he is going to be seriously kicking cosmic ass, he just looks stupid. In the film, we barely got to see a story arc or character development for any of the characters. This was mostly because they were all jumbled. Cyborg was angry and reserved, like Batman. The Flash was clumsy and the comedic relief, like Cyborg usually is.

Aquaman was carefree, like Flash usually is. Wonder Woman was compassionate and strong, like Superman. And Batman was… a Superman fanboy of sorts. The honest truth is that Marvel has mastered their team-up films.