As fans became more and more excited about the upcoming release of the 27th film in the DC Universe Animated Original Movies series, "Justice League Dark", still many fans is wondering how the story goes like. As some may recall, Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment have just announced details for the upcoming "Justice League Dark".
"It will be exhibiting the DC superheroes as they have never been seen before as Batman, along with John Constantine, Zatanna, Deadman, Swamp Thing, and Jason Blood form a brand new league to combat a yet to be revealed new supernatural force on Earth," Christian Today reports. Moreover, the film is expected to be available on January 24, 2017. However, a controversy has been rolling around the internet on why "Justice League Dark" is rated R.
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"Justice League Dark" team has done the best that they can to make the movie PG-13. But there are just things that they cannot get away. In recent interview by the film's director, Jay Olivia, told Empire that "if I knew that I could get away with a rated R, I would have made it a hard R." She explained further that the production team's goal is PG-13, as this movie is designed for older viewers. As the title portrays, the movie features more violent scenes that are not really advisable for ages below 13.
Clearly, "Justice League Dark" team didn't intend to make the film Rated R and has made ways to be as possibly as PG-13 as it can for it has always been their goal to make it PG-13. Stay tuned for more Gamenguide update.
