But now with Toronto entrenched into Step 3 and locals and visitors exploring more this summer, our market assessment guided us to determine it was the right time to press go. We were ready to launch Never Have I Ever, TO last fall but the timing wasn’t right and we put it on pause. Jon Mamela: Thanks, the team has certainly been working tremendously hard on this campaign for a while now. Can you talk about what the campaign is all about? Matt McNama: Congratulations on the campaign launch-it’s been a long time coming.
Visit the Never Have I Ever, TO campaign site.Terminal editor Matt McNama spoke with Destination Toronto’s EVP and Chief Marketing Officer Jon Mamela about the launch and what it means for Toronto’s tourism and hospitality community. The campaign is in support of Toronto’s visitor economy that calls on locals and visitors to join in a citywide conversation and to explore Toronto in new ways. But it's a long drum roll and guitar solo to get there.Today marks the launch of a new tourism recovery campaign for Toronto- Never Have I Ever, TO.
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"This time there would be aircraft carriers and Special Forces guys, all the armies of the world would come together, as well as Atlanteans rising out of the ocean and the Themyscirans coming off their island.
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"When Darkseid comes to Earth, in the movie that you'll never see, the armies of Earth all unite again, as they did before. And then the big battle where we beat him," he said. And then sending Flash back in time to change one element so that doesn't happen. "It's the fall of Earth, when Superman succumbs to Anti-Life. Snyder's original Justice League plan would have been very similar to the Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame arc where our heroes were defeated, only to be brought back for one epic final battle with the help of time travel.īut don't take our word for it, here's how Snyder described the plan for the sequels to The New York Times. Perhaps he'll pop up in a potential sequel though. Originally, this was going to be Green Lantern rather than the Martian Manhunter, but Snyder wasn't able to use the already-shot scene with Wayne T Carr as John Stewart.
We then see more of Knightmare (the dark apocalyptic future first seen in Batman v Superman), and when Bruce Wayne wakes up from the vision, he has a chat with the Martian Manhunter who pledges to help in the coming war. He did add though: "But like I said, I didn't think I'd be here, so who knows?"įor Warner Bros, Zack Snyder's Justice League has reportedly been described as a "storytelling cul-de-sac" and not something that will be continued, which is how Snyder sees it right now too. In January 2021, Snyder told ComicBook Debate that he has "no plan" to continue this world despite his original plan for more movies as he's "got a lot going on". Right now, it looks as though the new version of Justice League will satisfy Snyder fans, but is about as far as his vision of the team will go. Justice League 2: Will Zack Snyder's Justice League get a sequel? If that happens though, what can we expect to see from Justice League 2? Here's what we know so far about the chances of a sequel and plot details. And with the new direction that James Gunn plans to take the Worlds of DC (plus The Flash set to bring the multiverse) there may yet be hope. Of course, that doesn't mean fans aren't hankering for more from Snyder.
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