Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot, Henry Cavill, Jason Momoa, Ray Fisher, Ezra Miller
The prophecy that once haunted the dreams of Bruce Wayne has finally come to pass, casting the entire universe into an era of absolute shadow. In Justice League: The Age of Darkseid, the cosmic equation for the eradication of free will—the Anti-Life Equation—has been solved. The Lord of Apokolips has descended upon a broken Earth to claim his ultimate prize, turning the cradle of humanity into a scorched, ash-choked wasteland. The sun is forever eclipsed by the fire-pits of the New Gods, and the ruins of the Hall of Justice stand not as a monument, but as a silent tomb for a world that refused to kneel.
Ben Affleck returns as the definitive “Knightmare” Batman—a battle-hardened, desperate tactician who has traded his gadgets for grit and heavy artillery. Leading a ragtag resistance of survivors, Batman must navigate a world where the heroes are dead and the villains are his only hope. He is forced to forge an unthinkable, razor-thin alliance with his greatest enemies to execute a final, suicidal gambit: utilizing the cosmic treadmill to send Barry Allen (Ezra Miller) back through time to intercept the turning point of history—the death of Lois Lane.
Henry Cavill delivers a haunting, dual-threat performance that showcases the true terrifying scale of Kryptonian power. He portrays both the beacon of hope in a desperate past and the ultimate weapon of Darkseid in the future—a Superman who has succumbed to grief and the Anti-Life Equation. Alongside him, Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman and Jason Momoa’s Aquaman lead the last, desperate stand of the Amazonian and Atlantean armies against infinite legions of Parademons. Their struggle is captured in a de-saturated, high-contrast cinematic landscape that only Zack Snyder can craft, where every clash feels like a mural from a forgotten myth.
Ray Fisher’s Cyborg becomes the literal heart of the mission, serving as the interface between human spirit and alien machine as he attempts to rip a hole through space-time using the ancient Mother Boxes. With a thunderous, operatic score by Junkie XL and the signature deific, slow-motion cinematography that emphasizes the weight of every god-like blow, The Age of Darkseid is more than a superhero movie—it is a modern Greek tragedy of cosmic proportions. In 2026, the Justice League will prove that even when gods fall and worlds burn, hope is the only thing the Anti-Life Equation can never truly erase.