00:14In this movie, this movie is almost a team-building session, because you are all together, grouping all together, and
00:23there's a lot of irony, which is a new element for this unique comic universe in movies.
00:29It was fun to be part of this team-building session.
00:33Absolutely, yeah.
00:35I mean, we've got all these crazy characters, both on screen and off.
00:38You've got all these different personalities coming together.
00:40Everybody's got their own sensibilities between Ezra, Ben, Jason, Gall.
00:45Henry's dead, Superman's dead in this one, so Henry's not in it.
00:49But, yeah, I had a blast.
00:52Yeah, it was a lot of fun.
00:53I mean, there was a big difference, for example, between this movie and Batman vs. Superman, because there were just
00:57two of us.
00:58And here, we had a much broader ensemble of actors, a broader palette to play with.
01:03They had different, varying powers.
01:06And each day, it felt like we were getting something new from somebody, and that made it a lot of
01:11fun.
01:13You agree?
01:14Yeah, I agree.
01:15Okay.
01:16Speaking about team-building, there's a need of an intervention, because all the three of you, in this movie, we
01:24discovered that also Aquaman and Cyborg have mummy issues.
01:29Serious mummy issues like Batman.
01:31So, what's going on with you, guys?
01:34Well, I think, like, one of the hallmarks of these superheroes is that they have some sort of parental issue.
01:41You know, even Barry Allen, whose dad is accused of killing his mother.
01:46Same thing with Wonder Woman.
01:48Obviously, Superman's parents, you know, Krypton died, and he's got his adopted parents in Kansas.
01:54With Cyborg, specifically, one of his big issues is that his mother is killed in the same accident that takes
02:01his body.
02:03And as a result of that, his father uses that technology to turn him into cyborg.
02:07So, every time he looks at himself, he sees that trauma, he sees that night, that accident.
02:12So, it's a very, very powerful thing.
02:15Do you feel that Wonder Woman is almost your mummy, the mother of the Justice League, or not?
02:23If we were a family, maybe, yeah.
02:25Definitely my mum.
02:27I love how you guys feel.
02:29She's got a very maternal quality.
02:32I listen to her.
02:34I mean, she's 5,000 years old, too, so how could you not?
02:36She's been, she's seen it all, done it all.
02:38She's almost a granny, so...
02:40Well, I would say that.
02:41Don't quote us on that.
02:43Gal will be in here beating us up.
02:46I want to know from Ben, who has been the most bruised Batman in history?
02:52Your humanity is literally waiting on your body, all over your body.
02:57Oh, yeah.
02:57That was, like, something we wanted to try to get across the reality of what it would be like
03:01if you were really a person, like, getting in these fights and stuff,
03:03and rather than just sort of getting punched and nothing happens and we kind of, you know,
03:07watch movies sometimes and just suspend our disbelief and pretend that everyone's just okay a minute later,
03:11you know, try to show some of the wounds that he picks up and that he does,
03:14he's not like these guys, he doesn't have superpowers, he's just a man.
03:19He's a great man.
03:20I was being Aquaman, the coolest Aquaman ever, because Aquaman in general is a little bit...
03:25not so...
03:27You didn't like it.
03:27No, I really loved your Aquaman.
03:29No, no, not me, the original Aquaman in the comments.
03:32In general, he's the lowest one.
03:36Well, I mean, thank you and I think Zack had a definitely...
03:41it's all his mind who kind of created this Aquaman,
03:44so to his credit he saw something in me and, you know, it's all Zack.
03:52Okay.
03:53Thank you.
03:54Thanks very much.
03:57In quanti siete?
03:59Non abbastanza.
04:00Pensate davvero che...
04:03Oh wow, ma loro sono appena scomparci.
04:06Eh?
04:07Oh...
04:08Che maleducati.
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