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Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy set a higher standard for superhero movies with its dark and gritty portrayal of Batman and his journey. Gary Oldman was a part of that world as police commissioner Jim Gordon, so what does he think of the Caped Crusader's inclusion in the next Superman movie, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice? Read More »
Latino-Review's El Mayimbe, who is spot on with his movie scoops more often than not, reported Thursday that four minor villains would appear in Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice. The site reported Victor Zsasz, Morgan Edge, David Cain and Amanda Waller would all have a part in the sequel. Read More »
Former Game of Thrones star Jason Momoa gave his first interview since The Hollywood Reporter confirmed he would portray Aquaman in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League. So what did the actor have to say on Jimmy Kimmel Live about the role now that it's moving from rumor to fact? Read More »
The ongoing story of Jason Momoa as Aquaman in Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice is back again, as The Hollywood Reporter confirms the former Game of Thrones actor will in fact play the King of Atlantis in Zack Snyder's upcoming superhero sequel. Read More »
Rumors of former Game of Thrones star Jason Momoa appearing as Aquaman in Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice have circulated and persisted for months even though the actor has repeatedly denied the possibility in various interviews. He even started to have some fun with it recently. Read More »
The idea that Marvel and DC are engaged in a bitter war has often been diffused by both sides, with some executives in each company even praising the other for their respective films. So it should come as no surprise that Marvel Entertainment Chie Creative Officer Joe Quesada saw Zack Snyder's Man of Steel. Unfortunately, the movie left him upset rather than satisfied. Read More »
Marvel Studios confirmed Monday that Captain America 3 would release on May 6, 2016, the same day that Warner Bros. plans to release Zack Snyder's untitled Man of Steel sequel, currently called Batman vs. Superman. The latter studio has now spoken out about the superhero movie clash. Read More »
Ever since Marvel Studios created its shared movie universe, other studios have scrambled to catch up to cash in on that success. Sony is doing it with The Amazing Spider-Man, Fox with X-Men and DC/Warner Bros. with its Superman and Batman properties. Read More »
Reports had indicated in recent weeks that Captain America 3, or whatever the official title turns out to be, would go head to head with Zack Snyder's untitled Man of Steel sequel, currently known as Batman vs. Superman. Now, Marvel has confirmed the release date of the third Cap solo movie, and those reports turned out to be true. Read More »
Director Zack Snyder returns to helm the Man of Steel sequel, known as Batman vs. Superman until further notice, but he has dealt with some backlash from fans who are unhappy with some casting choices (specifically Ben Affleck as Batman, Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor and Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman) and creative decisions. Read More »
After a seemingly endless stream of speculation and rumors with regard to the Man of Steel sequel known as Batman vs. Superman, we have some concrete information about the franchise from Gal Gadot, one of the main players involved. Read More »
The story of Shazam, one of the most beloved comic book characters of the DC Universe, once had a television show but didn't properly depict the great story. So when hearing that a film was almost made after Superman Returns flopped but was canned anyway, we can imagine why fans are a little sore over the news. It turns out that Man of Steel is to blame in regards to why this film never came to be. The would-be Shazam director, Peter Segal, recently spoke about why this movie hasn't happened yet. Read More »
The sequel to Man of Steel, currently called Batman vs. Superman by the general public, does not come out until Summer 2015, but the amount of discussion and controversy surrounding the film has already reached sky-high levels. Two of the biggest points of contention have been the casting of Ben Affleck as Batman and Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman. But in a recent interview, Man of Steel producer Wesley Coller defended both choices. Read More »
