Warner Bros. has sent out a 2017 Fall Movie Preview to the press and it includes some very interesting Justice League details. There's obviously nothing new about the story but it's been confirmed that The Avengers director Joss Whedon is going to receive a writing credit on the DC Comics adaptation.
However, as of right now, Zack Snyder remains the only person to be credited as the film's director.
That's been in doubt, especially as Whedon has been at the helm of "extensive" reshoots and is in charge of the post-production process, overseeing everything from the movie's score to putting the finishing touches on special effects. Whedon penned the new scenes which are being added in reshoots and those must be significant if he's received this sort of credit on the anticipated release.
According to the press release, Justice League boasts a "Story by Chris Terrio & Zack Snyder, Screenplay by Chris Terrio and Joss Whedon." How much do you think Whedon will change things?
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