Man of Steel standout Henry Cavill will more than certainly be attached to what appears to be a future Justice League movie, which has created quite the stir amongst DC comic fans.

While conducting a recent interview on an ABC News webcast titled Popcorn, the 30-year-old actor elaborated on the mega-movie and how its overwhelming character complexities may make it more difficult to film.

"Justice League-more movies, I have no idea. Justice League could be great if done correctly. It's a very tough one to do because the DC Comics heroes are all godlike in their power so in the real-world setting we're telling our story in it's going to be tough to achieve that and it has to be done very delicately and a lot of thought," he explained.

Cavill also suggested that the lack of character development of some of the other comic book heroes in the DC universe may make it difficult to film such a blockbuster right way.

"So it won't be right away, certainly not, or I hope not anyway. It may take some time building other movies and other characters and then introduce them together in one way or another. I think it would be great to do but I don't think it's around the corner," Cavill added.

Warner Bros. is currently planning on releasing Justice League at some point in 2015. Be sure to keep checking back for more of the latest info on the superhero movie. A fan-made movie trailer can be viewed below.

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