TASK 2: THE PLAN

TASK TWO: THE PLAN

Outline:

Title: Justice League: Flashpoint

Tagline: Your future catches up with you

Synopsis: This film with focus on the three main characters of the Justice League, The Flash, Batman and Superman. However The Flash will take the role of the main character as he has been very underutilised in previous films. The film will start of in the middle of a fight between The Flash and his greatest enemy, Eobard Thawne. Thawne seems to have the upper hand and activates a cataclysmic event which destroys the city. This is when The Flash travels through time to save the city, however once the damage is reversed, he is no where to be seen. The Flash has caused himself to enter a parallel universe where everything has changed. In this universe Bruce Wayne was murdered instead of his parents and Clark Kent is no where to be seen, there is also a war between Wonder Woman's Amazon's and Aquaman's Atlantian's which threatens the safety of this new universes Earth. It is up to Flash to put an end to this war and find a way back all while trying to evade Thawne, who has also been transported to this universe. Back on the original universe, Batman and Superman must work together to solve what happened to The Flash and attempt to bring him back.

Cast:
Grant Gustin: The Flash (Barry Allen)
Robert Pattinson: Batman (Bruce Wayne)
Henry Cavill: Superman (Clark Kent)
Gal Gadot: Wonder Woman (Diana Prince)
Jason Momoa: Aquaman (Arthur Curry)

Certificate: 12A
I have chosen to make this film a 12A as it will contain fantasy violence and action. Although the film will not feature gratuitous, bloody violence.

Intended Audience: Teens and adults

Genre: Comicbook/ SciFi


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