The negative reviews around the recent "Suicide Squad" is affecting another movie under the umbrella of DC Extended Universe. Ezra Miller, the actor who is set to play The Flash in the upcoming "Justice League" film, revealed that the hostile reviews received by the former has motivated the cast of "Justice League" to deliver a favorable performance in which critics and fans will love.
Despite that the "Suicide Squad" has made a huge amount of money and breaking a record in the box-office, it still has not won over its critics. The film is continuously receiving a lot of bashing online and the cast of "Justice League" is apparently taking the criticism to heart. In an exclusive interview with MTV News, Miller said that the criticisms are serving as motivation to him and his castmates.
Miller, on behalf of the "Justice League" cast, said that they were working hard to try to deliver a film that would be favorable to the eyes of both DC critics and fans. But the actor also added that there was always a bit of compromise when it comes to putting out creative work. Though it was important to please their audience, the actor also highlighted that it was still important for them to express themselves in the best that they can.
Miller's brief cameo in the "Suicide Squad" has intrigued many DC fans. A lot mentioned that it became one of the highlights in the film. Just recently, Collider reported that Zack Snyder filmed the scene with Miller in Lodon. However, the actor clarified during the interview that it was a collaborative effort with "Suicide Squad" director David Ayer.
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