I read Throne of Atlantis, but don't remember much about it. This tells me it was ultimately a forgettable tale. It's possible I was hyped for it while it happened, though. I may reread it.
Anyway, you know what I agree with is that if DC/WB is going to make animated movies about their characters, they should definitely feature brand new stories. Because we can always go back and reread the comics these movies are adapted from. There's not much excitement in a watching a movie if you all ready know the whole plot.
Anyway, I see a lot of people here going on about how this movie is primarily about Aquaman, but I don't buy it. The title has the words "Justice League" in it, not Aquaman. I'm sure Aquaman will be featured somewhat prominently as the conflict is going to revolve around him, but I'm sure other members of the League will be featured about as much.
And what the heck does a "character driven plot" mean? All the times I've heard that term throughout my lifetime, I still don't get it. Aren't character and plot, as well as setting all different aspects of storytelling? I understand what "driven" means. I can see the plot affecting the characters, but characters driving the plot. I have no idea how that could happen. I figure I must be misunderstanding the term. I understand that characters must act how that particular character would act. But I'm really at a loss. Could somebody explain this to me?
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