Justice League Title Not Set & Production Schedule Slightly Lighter Than Batman V. Superman

With Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice ready for public consumption, director Zack Snyder can now spend his time attending premieres and doing as much press as possible. When those obligations end, Snyder will begin directing his next superhero film next month.

That would be, of course, the Justice League film; however, Snyder said there isn't an official title for the film yet. "Right now the working title is Justice League," he told Collider. "Actually, I'm in that phase where I've been drawing logos and I've been drawing title treatments and stuff like that to try and figure out what it means, what Justice League is, visually, so we'll see if the name evolves with this visual presentation."

The safe assumption would be that Justice League will be the main title and a better subtitle than Part One is being spitballed back and forth.

Snyder and his team will have plenty of time to figure out an official title, for it will take many months to film Justice League. Though it is a slightly less grueling production schedule than the one Snyder experienced with Batman V. Superman.

"The schedule's close, it's not quite as long, but give or take. We have a more efficient machine in England because we have a big backlot that we built for Gotham and Metropolis, so it'll be easier to photograph than when you have to close down streets. But it's a beautiful backlot."

Justice League Part One begins filming in April and will open in theaters November of 2017.