'Justice League' movie plot spoilers and rumors: Powerful antagonist revealed?
The villain in the "Justice League" movies that Superman (Henry Cavill), Batman (Ben Affleck), Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot), Aquaman (Jason Momoa) and Flash (Ezra Miller) will team up against may have been revealed.
Spoiler Alert! The following includes potential spoilers on the "Justice League" movies. Proceed only those who want to know more about the antagonist of the film.
There's a new report going around from Birth Movies Death that "Justice League" baddie will be Steppenwolf, a recurring villain in the DC universe believed to be the one in the "Batman vs. Superman" deleted scene below that Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg) was with.
Steppenwolf happens to be the uncle of none other than Darkseid, one of the greatest villains in the DC universe and the big bad believed to be who the "Justice League" movies are building up to.
Here's a look at Steppenwolf and the movie's alleged version of him:
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According to Cinema Blend, Steppenwolf is someone not to be messed with at all costs. He has a dangerous set of powers and has both the brains and the brawns. On top of it all, he has a military of Parademons at his disposal.
Steppenwolf has enhanced speed, strength and durability, which, when he couples them with his tactical thinking, will give the Justice League a run for their money, especially with Superman still six feet under.
In "Justice League," Steppenwolf will come to conquer the planet, and it is up to Bruce Wayne to assemble a team of elite superheroes that can stop him from doing so.
It remains to be seen if Steppenwolf will indeed be the Justice League's first villain to take on the big screen. For now, it is best to take this report with a pinch of salt until everything is confirmed.
In other related news, production for the "Justice League" movies is well underway. Momoa won't be in an underwater tank to film his scenes, as per a new report from Birth Movies Death.
Instead, he will be acting in a "green screen stage" that replicates the feeling of being undersea. For his hair to get that "flowy, underwater look," computer-generated imagery (CGI) will be used to achieve that.
The report claims that Momoa won't be the only one to make use of that technology. Willem Dafoe, who was added to "Justice League" for an unknown role, was revealed to play a character from Atlantis (Aquaman's home), and a good guy at that.
The first "Justice League" movie airs Nov. 17, 2017.
