11 Things Justice League Must Avoid

There's probably no upcoming movie more controversial and divisive than Justice League. In spite of a pretty solid marketing campaign so far, fans are naturally skeptical that director Zack Snyder will actually deliver the goods on such an ambitious project, and that the DC Extended Universe will course-correct its current losing streak with critics and fans alike.

There are some very clear issues in Man of Steel, Batman v Superman and Suicide Squad that everyone involved with these movies can learn from, though considering that Warner Bros. has already pulled in an impressive $2.28 billion from those three films alone, they might not be so keen to start radically changing things up.

However, if the film is to actually give fans the Avengers-esque superhero team-up movie they're desperately craving, it absolutely needs to avoid these basic pitfalls or risk irreparably burning bridges with fans.