Actors Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot and Ray Fisher attend the Warner Bros. 'Justice League' Presentation during Comic-Con International 2016 at San Diego Convention Center on July 23, 2016 in San Diego, California. (Photo : Getty Images/ Kevin Winter)
"Justice League" is one of the most anticipated films of the year but very little footage has been seen. That is all about to change as a fan who got to spend time with director Zack Snyder revealed that a second trailer will be released before the end of the month.
"Also, I asked if he can do a video with me to inspire you guys to watch his films, he says 'normally I would but the promo for the movie will begin real soon so I can't say more at the moment," reads the caption on Instagram. "By real soon, he means the end of this month."
This statement was later supported by Den of Geek, which reported a trailer was already due to come out. Their sources state that a trailer is currently scheduled to be released but no specific date was given. It is also unclear at this point which Warner Bros. Pictures project the trailer will be attached to.
It is unclear whether the second trailer will delve more into the film's plot or not. The first trailer, released during last year's San Diego Comic Con, only highlighted the first meeting of the "Justice League" members but it did not show the film's villain or plot beats.
Warner Bros. Pictures has already begun promoting the film, releasing a brand new image courtesy of Entertainment Weekly. The image showcases the Flash (Ezra Miller), Batman (Ben Affleck) and Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) standing together in a facility that was also shown in the SDCC trailer.
The report also included tidbits regarding how the characters interact with each other, revealing the "Justice League" members will find some difficulty in working as a team. They all fight crime but have disparate personalities that do not immediately mesh well together.
The Flash is described as an energetic and annoying, being compared to Ringo Starr, and Wonder Woman is quite passionate despite this. Both Batman and Aquaman (Jason Mamoa) are described as grumpy characters due to their upbringing and long life of fighting crime.
"Justice League" releases on Nov. 17. The SDCC trailer can be viewed below:
