[King Gizzard]

Digital Spy @digitalspy

BREAKING: Superman and Batman will be together on-screen in 'Man of Steel 2', Zack Snyder confirms. #SDCC

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[Roy Mars III]

figured they were going to recast Batman since they would need him for the upcoming Justice League movie as well

a great thing as Christian Bale was a terrible Batman

[SoBig]

Originally Posted by Roy Mars III

a great thing as Christian Bale was a terrible Batman

Originally Posted by Roy Mars III

Keaton > Val Kilmer > Clooney> Cartoon Batman voice > Bale


Bale is a great actor but a terrible Batman

Blasphemous.

Christian Bale is the second greatest thing to ever happen to the Batman series after Christopher Nolan the Gawd.

[Novo]

Bale > Keaton > Val Kilmer > Clooney

[Roy Mars III]

Originally Posted by Novo

Bale > Keaton > Val Kilmer > Clooney

Keaton > Val Kilmer > Clooney> Cartoon Batman voice > Bale


Bale is a great actor but a terrible Batman

[Tom4784]

According to the article they'll be enemies, at least to begin with. I wonder who the main villain is going to be since it's got to be someone who's a big enough threat to both Batman and Supes to force them to work together.

[arista]

Fecking Zack
takes the mega Projects No one elese wants

Last Batman film failed
recent Superman film failed


So what does Warners and DC do
Merge the two Dungs into a whopper Dung

[Scarlett.]

I wonder if the new Batman will be the bloke who played Robin in TDKR?

[Marc]

Originally Posted by Chewy

I wonder if the new Batman will be the bloke who played Robin in TDKR?

[Marc]

Terrible film idea.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Marc

Terrible film idea.

It means its for children more.



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[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by arista

Fecking Zack
takes the mega Projects No one elese wants

Last Batman film failed
recent Superman film failed


So what does Warners and Marvel do
Merge the two Dungs into a whopper Dung

Man of Steel and The Dark Knight Rises were huge successes critically and financially... Also Batman and Superman are DC properties not Marvel....

Originally Posted by Chewy

I wonder if the new Batman will be the bloke who played Robin in TDKR?

I don't think so, It'll most likely be someone completely new since the Dark Knight trilogy and it's universe was never meant to interact with other DC heroes.

Originally Posted by arista

It means its for children more.



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Nope, It's just a good way to relaunch Batman while creating a joint universe on screen. They're basically gearing up for a Justice League film in the future. I wouldn't be surprised if Flash, Green Lantern and Wonder Woman films aren't announced soon.

[Scarlett.]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I don't think so, It'll most likely be someone completely new since the Dark Knight trilogy and it's universe was never meant to interact with other DC heroes.

That makes sense, it'd seem a little ridiculous if Man of Steel took place in the same universe as TDK, with all TDK's "realism" aspects.

Not sure how they could really set them out as enemies to begin with. I mean, he's ******ing superman.

A rich bloke with some fancy gadgets is hardly a problem for someone with super powers. The only way they could realistically be enemies, is if they don't appear in the same scenes.

[Scarlett.]

Think of it like this, Batman isn't only strong, he's intelligent, both of these things he achieved on his own. Superman was born with strength, he never fought to become who he is. Batman would work out a way to defeat Superman before they've even fought, he probably even has kryptonite stored away, just in case Superman ever goes nuts.

[arista]

"Man of Steel and The Dark Knight Rises were huge successes critically and financially... Also Batman and Superman are DC properties not Marvel...."

Dark Knight Rises
is a terrible film.



The Dark Knight, however , is a top film.

[SoBig]

Originally Posted by arista

"Man of Steel and The Dark Knight Rises were huge successes critically and financially... Also Batman and Superman are DC properties not Marvel...."

Dark Knight Rises
is a terrible film.



The Dark Knight, however , is a top film.

TDKR was a great film also and it raked in over a billion US. Its the ninth highest grossing film of all time.

[Tom4784]

Christian Bale never really left much of an impact on me as Batman, he pretty much got overshadowed in every film. Very forgettable performances.

[Locke.]

Glad Bale got out he is above Superman movies

[King Gizzard]

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/movies/n...tman-role.html

u wot m8

[Z]

Orlando Bloom?! Weird...


I've never been able to get behind any Superman TV spin off or film, because I just can't get into the premise of Superman. He is invincible (bar kryptonite) - where is his struggle? What is there for Superman to overcome? It's just ridiculous.

[Shaun]

I could see that working.

[Joelle.]

Jesse Eisenberg cast as Lex Luthor in Batman v Superman movie

The Social Network star is to play the lead villain in Man of Steel 2, while Jeremy Irons steps into Michael Caine's shoes as Alfred



Jesse Eisenberg has been cast as brainbox baddie Lex Luthor, with Jeremy Irons as Alfred the trusty butler, in the upcoming Superman v Batman film. Eisenberg is a new name in the race, with actors such as Joaquin Phoenix and Bryan Cranston previously tipped as frontrunners.

Eisenberg won a best actor Oscar nomination for his work in The Social Network, and assumes the role from the likes of Gene Hackman, who played the tech-savvy megalomaniac in the original Superman films, while Kevin Spacey took the role in Superman Returns.

At 30, Eisenberg, shortly to be seen in Richard Ayoade's Dostoyevsky adaptation The Double, is the youngest actor to play the part, and it is not yet known whether he will do so bald. Luthor's first comic book appearances were in fact ginger and tufty, but a production error resulted in his losing his hair entirely less than a year later. Nonetheless, Luthor has long been perceived as being middle-aged.

Explaining his decision, director Zack Snyder said:

"Lex Luthor is often considered the most notorious of Superman's rivals, his unsavoury reputation preceding him since 1940. What's great about Lex is that he exists beyond the confines of the stereotypical nefarious villain. He's a complicated and sophisticated character whose intellect, wealth and prominence position him as one of the few mortals able to challenge the incredible might of Superman. Having Jesse in the role allows us to explore that interesting dynamic, and also take the character in some new and unexpected directions."

The director also explained the thinking behind the casting of Jeremy Irons as Alfred, trusty butler to Bruce Wayne, who will played in the upcoming blockbuster by Ben Affleck. Synder called Alfred - played by Michael Caine opposite Christian Bale in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy - "an absolutely critical element in the intricate infrastructure that allows Bruce Wayne to transform himself into Batman."

He continued: "It is an honour to have such an amazingly seasoned and gifted actor as Jeremy taking on the important role of the man who mentors and guides the guarded and nearly impervious façade that encapsulates Bruce Wayne."

Snyder's casting decisions for this followup to the enormously-successful Man of Steel have not always met with a warm reception from fans. Petitions were launched to try and reverse the decision that Affleck would inherit Bale's cape, while the announcement that Wonder Woman would be played by newcomer Gal Gadot provoked some bafflement.

Man of Steel 2 had been scheduled for a 2015 release but was put back by Warner Bros to May 2016. Henry Cavill will reprise his role as Superman/Clark Kent, likewise Amy Adams, Laurence Fishburne and Diane Lane also return.

http://www.theguardian.com/film/2014...uperman-batman

Anyone other than Cranston was going to be a disappointment lets be honest

[Tom4784]

Strange casting, it could work but it's going to be a challenge I think.

[Shaun]

oh god if he plays Mark Zuckerberg again I'm so done, it's all he seems to do lately (Now You See Me)

hated the first movie.