Justice League: Zack Snyder Sole Credited Director, Film Rated PG-13

The upcoming Justice League film will only have one credited director, and that director is Zack Snyder. This news comes thanks to the legal section of the official Justice League site.

This was a question to some fans due to the fact that Snyder left the film a few months back for personal reasons. In his absence, The Avengers director Joss Whedon took over for reshoots and postproduction on the picture.

It’s already been rumored that Whedon would get no director credit for the film, but now you can take that speculation to the bank. Also speculated was that Whedon would get a writing credit in the movie, and true to that rumor, he is indeed getting a writing credit alongside Chris Terrio.

All of this seems to support the idea that while Snyder may not have been involved in the film over the past several months, the direction Whedon and the crew went in with the rewrites and reshoots have all been in support of the vision Snyder had for the film.

We’re excited to see just how that vision for the film pans out. On the heels of Wonder Woman‘s success, an extra win for the DC Extended Universe would help to quash any feelings of insecurity fans are having about the films.

Justice League hits theaters on November 17, 2017.

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SOURCE: Justice League Movie Site

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