Fan cast for the Justice League

U lead up to, presumably, a great, new and exciting cast of the most powerful heroes and u start the cast with a boy. I don't care about Twilight, but Lutz is not Superman. He's too old to be Superboy and to fresh to be Superman. The actor who fills that spot should be equal parts farm boy and power house.

Jake is a common pick for Batman so u see harder than not to choose the same ol' actors over and over. Still a great choice in my eyes though.

U can't bulk that girl up. She's not right for a smooth-skinned Amazon.

You got it right with GL and Aquaman, great job, even though Vogal been used enough times to be a regular and Hunnam has been used for every hero with blonde hair for a long time now.

Flash? Martian Manhunter? Villains?

Sorry you lost me at Kellen Lutz. So I can't comment on the rest of your cast.

If this was for a show for the CW i'd excuse it, cause it seems like some of the choices they'd make when they want to appeal to ovaries and male hormones

A) Every actor named, besides Lutz (which would be dreadful) has been seen on multiple fan casts.

B) Gyllenhaal was runner up for the role of Batman in Begins, but lost it to Bale

C) I like Hunnam as Aquaman. Good choice. Vogel and Ory are also inspired.

D) I'm not afraid to admit that Gyllenhaal can act. And, now that I think of it, he does bear a slight resemblance to Capullo's Bruce. My thing is, I REALLY want to see a relative unknown as Batman.

I think WB/DC struck gold with Cavill as Superman, and this is because, not only does he look the part, but a) he has a passion and respect for the character, and b) it's relatively difficult to tie him to anything else (unless you watched The Tudors, Stardust, Immortals, The Cold Light of Day, etc).

I am 100% set with Armie Hammer as Bruce in the DC Cinematic Universe. Because:

1) Like Cavill with Superman (McG's Superman Flyby), Hammer has been snubbed before when it comes to the character of Batman (in the form of 2009's cancelled Justice League Mortal), and didn't get the chance to see it through. Like Cavill, give him a chance to do so.

2) He is still relatively unknown, with his biggest role being The Lone Ranger in this summer's upcoming blockbuster. He also tried his hand at drama with the Winklevoss twins in The Social Network (for which he was nominated for the Toronto Film Critics Association Award for Best Supporting Actor). Mirror Mirror wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be (still pretty bad), but it showed that Hammer can do silly and family freindly. It's called "range".

3) Because of JLM, Hammer has had a chance to read up on the character and gotten to know him. He is a behemoth of a man, standing at 6'5", making him more than able to to stand his ground when confronted by Cavill's Man of Steel. Some may consider this a problem given that Cavill is a mere 6'1", but this "problem" COULD be fixed with clever camera angles and such. I personally don't see the need, because despite his boy scout reputation, Clark KNOWS that he is powerful, and suffers from a slight ego problem...

4) The Lone Ranger is basically Batman in the wild west. Hammer is incredibly charming and charismatic (just watch interviews or one of his numerous talk show appearances), making the mask of Bruce Wayne undoubtedly a breeze for him, but his ability to play dark and conflicted will be on full display in TLR. Honestly, much like what Warrior was for Tom Hardy, The Lone Ranger is Hammer's Batman audition tape.

The only real problem I have with your cast is Lutz. And I like Corano. Haven't seen her act, but her and Cavill are currently dating, and it would be neat to see that chemistry tranfer to Kal El and Diana's relationship...

I'm not one of those guys that gets too bothered by height but the people that want Hammer as Batman and Cavill as Superman, your Batmans going to [frick]ing tower over your superman choice. Hammer 6'5 where as cavills either 6 or 6'1.