There's something very strange going on with Warner Bros. and the studio's apparent attempt to distract from Justice League star Ray Fisher's allegations about what happened during the movie's reshoots. Recently, the actor received some serious backup from co-star Jason Momoa after he confirmed that "some serious stuff went down" during Joss Whedon's additional photography.
Momoa also confirmed that the trade reports that he'd signed on to voice Frosty the Snowman in a new movie from Geoff Johns and Jon Berg was fake, and clearly meant to distract from Fisher's claims hours earlier (he accused Whedon, Johns, and Berg at 9:19am, and that news landed at 10:46am).
Now, Fisher has made another very good point, this time relating to the announcement that Ben Affleck would return as Batman for The Flash movie. At 1:38pm, the actor told fans on Twitter that Warner Bros. had launched an investigation into what happened on the set of Justice League, and at 3:02pm, that news about The Flash completely overshadowed what he had revealed just a short time earlier.
Needless to say, Warner Bros. is not coming out of this looking good, and it's probably only going to get worse once details about what actually went down on Justice League's set come to light.
Check out Fisher's comments below:
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