While there keeps on being some level headed discussion about whether Ben Affleck will wear Batman's cape and cowl again after Justice League, it appears that the DC Extended Universe's Man of Steel is secured for no less than one more motion picture.
In a meeting with the LA Times, Henry Cavill affirmed that he is under contract for to show up as Superman in no less than one more DC Extended Universe film. Cavill says he anticipates whatever film comes next, be it a performance Superman spin-off of Man of Steel or a Justice League spin-off, as a chance to enhance his delineation of Superman in past movies.
"There's a superb chance to recount the Superman story," he says. "Presently there is a phenomenal opportunity to indicate Superman in his full hues and tell an exceptionally perplexing, character-driven motion picture that depends on story and have that brilliant vibe of expectation and joy. A vibe decent film with lessons bound in there too."
Cavill is depicting a motion picture that would see a more sure form Cavill's Superman than has been found in the DC Extended Universe up until now.
Man of Steel was a starting point story in which Superman was attempting to make sense of what part he should play in the realm of people. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice saw Superman imparting the spotlight to the Dark Knight and cast in the shadow of the Battle of Metropolis that finished up Man of Steel .
Presently having kicked the bucket in Batman v Superman and been revived in
Justice League, Superman's creation myth is finished. He is presently liberated to be the full grown paragon that exists in aggregate popular culture cognizance.
Amid a Justice League squeeze occasion,
Cavill clarified how Superman has officially changed his previous adversary and now originator of the Justice League, Batman.
"Superman to the League is a, he knows what is missing," Cavill said. "He has totally changed Batman's point of view of these characters with uncommon capacities and forces."
Justice League is currently playing in theaters. The franchise will be followed in the DC Extended Universe by -
Aquaman on December 21, 2018,
Wonder Woman 2 on November 1, 2019, Shazam on April 5, 2019,
Cyborg in 2020
& Green Lantern Corps in 2020.