Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)

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Kevin Smith habla del traje de Batman en 'Batman vs. Superman'

Este pasado fin de semana Warner Bros. celebró un evento con los fans de 'El hombre de acero' para promocionar el Blu-ray de la película. A pesar de que el director Zack Snyder hizo alguna mención sobre la secuela, 'Batman vs. Superman', lo más emocionante llegó después, cuando el también director Kevin Smith habló con Hollywood Babble-On y reveló que Snyder le había mostrado una foto del traje de Batman.

“Vi el traje de Batman. Mejor dicho, una foto de Affleck con el traje. No quiero revelar nada porque no es cosa mía, pero al instante abracé a Snyder. Nunca han visto un traje así antes en el cine, hará reflexionar a los fans del mundo del cómic. Yo estaba como: Sólo tú eres capaz de hacer algo así. Porque a todo el mundo le gusta la típica armadura negra de Matrix o X-Men. No había ni un solo pezón en este j*dido traje... Fue fantástico. Ya porto la bandera de esta película, el traje me dejó alucinado. Creo que todo el mundo exclamará: ¡Santo Dios! Porque nunca se ha ido por este camino antes. Estaba eufórico. Seguro que incluso la gente más crítica con la película dirá algo como: De acuerdo, estoy listo”.

Recientemente desde CBM informaban que el nuevo traje de Batman estará inspirado en la novela gráfica de 2011, 'Batman: Noel', aunque no hay nada oficial al respecto y por tanto de momento sólo son rumores.

Henry Cavill como Superman y Ben Affleck como Bruce Wayne/Batman protagonizarán el film junto a Amy Adams, Diane Lane y Laurence Fishburne, en un estreno fechado para el 17 de julio de 2015.
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Jim Lee or Frank Miller: Which Suit Will Batman Wear in Batman Vs. Superman?

Over the weekend, Kevin Smith hosted a Q&A for the release of Man of Steel on Blu-ray and DVD. After it was over, director Zack Snyder showed the filmmaker and podcast host a photo of Ben Affleck in his new Batsuit for Batman Vs. Superman. Being the very talkative person that he is, Smith immediately went on his Hollywood Babble-On show and revealed this.

"I saw the Batman costume. More than that I saw a picture of him (Ben Affleck) in the costume. Now, I don't want to give anything away 'cause that is up to them and stuff, but I am going to say this, I instantly bear hugged him (Zack Snyder). You have not seen this costume in a movie on film before, and for a comic book fan it was mind bending. I was like 'Get out of here, only you have enough power to pull this off.' Because everyone always like does this The Matrix/X-Men black armor...It was fantastic. I'm already a flag waver for this movie, but the costume, it blew my mind. I think everyone is just gonna be like 'Holy ****!' It's its own thing, man. It's like we haven't been down this path at all. I was so elated....Even the hardest core "**** all this" person will be like 'alright, I'm ready.'"


He then dropped a huge spoiler that he later bleeped.

"It seemed like it was very [BEEEEEP] influenced."


It has now come to light by one of the audience members in attendance that the influence, thought to be Frank Miller, is actually Jim Lee and his iconic grey, blue and yellow Batsuit.

This of course has not been confirmed. Many think that the screenplay by Zack Snyder and David S. Goyer is being based on Frank Miller's Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, which was adapted into a two-part animated feature earlier this year. It, too, features Batman in a blue and grey suit, albeit with some impressive exoskeleton armor enhanced by Kryptonite.

When Man of Steel was in production, Zack Snyder released an official photo of Henry Cavill in his Superman suit to appease eager fans and to insure set photos didn't give off the wrong idea. The same will inevitably happen with Batman. While we wait for that moment, which might not happen until early 2014, we take a look at five of the possible Batsuits that might make an appearance in the film.

1. Batman by Jim Lee

The case is pretty strong that Batman's suit in Batman Vs. Superman will be based on this classic grey, blue/black and yellow costume that hasn't seen a screen since Adam West donned it for the ill fated Legends of the Superheroes TV mini-series in 1979. Jim Lee was able to take the signature Batman costume and really make it sing on the page, and it's a suit we haven't ever seen in a modern big screen movie (1966's Batman, based on the TV series, doesn't count). Probably because it has been considered a little too 'comic booky' for the modern era of the genre. It does not contain any black armor, unless you count the boots and gloves. This look will bring something new to the film as promised, while remaining iconic and true to the original Detective Comics.


2. Batman: The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller

When Kevin Smith's comments about the costume first started making the rounds, everyone immediately thought he was talking about the suit of armor Batman wears in this classic graphic novel. Its believed, especially because of its current unconfirmed title, that Batman and Superman will be coming to blows in this follow-up to Man of Steel. Many think the film will follow a similar story arc, as found in Batman: The Dark Knight Returns. And it's only a fair fight if Bruce Wayne has some sort of special aid, like his exo-armor seen here. This too is a grey and blue/black suit that adheres to the classic Batman look. Which ever style Zack Snyder is leaning towards, its more than likely to be set wihin this color scheme.


3. Batman Incorporated by David Finch

This particular suit seems to incorporate the best of both worlds. We get a costume that is a little bit Jim Lee while dipping slightly into Christopher Nolan territory. It still upholds the grey and black aesthetic, while bringing a touch of the armor look that is so prevalent in comic book movies of this generation. It also allows for flexibility and dexterity, something none of the previous movie suits could offer. Even in The Dark Knight Rises, Christian Bale had a heck of a time moving comfortably in that big slab of black runner. This particular suit fits in with the look and feel that has already been established by Zack Snyder with his Kal-El suit in Man of Steel. And the yellow chest badge and belt offer a perfect throwback to a more golden age era in storytelling. The problem with this suit is, it's still a little too close to Christopher Nolan's ideas for the character, which the film is trying to escape.


4. Flashpoint by Andy Kubert

Again, like Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, this comic book arc got its own animated feature film in Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox just a few months ago. It's hard to discern how much DC and Warner Bros. want to dip into what their doing on the animation side of things for their cinematic universe, and this direct-to-video movie just came out. So this suit is highly unlikely, though very different from anything we've ever seen on screen before. And its a noted fan favorite. It was worn by an alternate universe Bruce Wayne. The interesting thing about this is...Some truly believe that Zack Snyder's Man of Steel also takes place in an alternate universe. It's a neat idea, but mainstream audiences aren't ready, and probably far from willing, to delve into such rich comic book text. In Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, Batman is not Bruce Wayne, but instead Thomas Wayne, who is looking to avenge the death of his son. That seems like a ridiculous spin to take here, in a movie. Though, the red on the belt and badge does add a nice change of pace for the iconic grey costume. It might be a little too much for Batman Vs. Superman, however much they claim they want to reinvent the character. Its almost a guaranteed fact that we will be getting Bruce, not Thomas, Wayne in our upcoming sequel.


5. Batman: Noel by Lee Bermejo

Again, we have the grey and black motif that will likely be utilized in Batman Vs. Superman. The all-leather design is practical for a modern day superhero movie, and maybe a tad more maneuverable than Nolan-esque armor. The material choice could be worked into the costume, but Zack Snyder likes color. There's no doubt that a little bit of yellow will find its way into the suit (be it via a belt or chest badge), especially since it works on the nostalgia of a golden age. The story here is a reimagining of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, which we won't likely see on the big screen any time soon. Could the movie take place during the holidays? Well, Iron Man 3 already did that. The interesting thing about the Noel costume is that early reports suggest Zack Snyder is leaning towards the design of this particular cowl. That brings us to one fact...


Its obvious that Zack Snyder is going for a grey and black outfit with possible yellow overtones. But looking at all of the above costume choices, it seems that he will be pulling influences out of a number of different designs for something that is both new and iconic at the same time. And like Jor-El's suit, it will surely be something that is unique to this particular movie. Hence the 'influenced' by tease dropped by Kevin Smith. He didn't say it was an exact replica of anything. We'll likely get a mishmash of all suits combined.
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Is Terry O'Quinn Wanted for Lex Luthor in Batman Vs. Superman?

There has been a lot of talk lately about the involvement of Wonder Woman and Nightwing in Batman Vs. Superman. Olga Kurylenko, Gal Gadot and Elodie Yung are reportedly in contention for Wonder Woman, with Adam Driver, Penn Badgley and Ezra Miller up for the Nightwing role, although neither character has been officially confirmed to be in the sequel.

Another character still yet to be cast is the villainous Lex Luthor, whose involvement was confirmed by director Zack Snyder during last weekend's online fan event. A new report has surfaced, indicating that Lost star Terry O'Quinn is on the short list of contenders to play Superman's bald nemesis.

It isn't known who else is on the studio's list. Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston was once rumored to be a front runner for the villain, although the actor shot down those rumors in September. Mark Strong was also rumored to be a contender this June, although an unconfirmed report from August revealed that he may be reprising his Green Lantern role as Sinestro.

The sequel opened its production offices in Pontiac, Michigan a few weeks ago, with shooting scheduled to begin in early 2014. Zack Snyder is directing from a screenplay by David S. Goyer, with Henry Cavill (Clark Kent/Superman), Amy Adams (Lois Lane), Diane Lane (Martha Kent), Laurence Fishburne (Perry White) and Ben Affleck (Batman) attached to star.

Terry O'Quinn has most recently starred on the small screen in 666 Park Avenue, Falling Skies, Hawaii Five-0 and the upcoming Gang Related. His previous film credits include Heaven's Gate, The Stepfather, The Rocketeer and Primal Fear, although he hasn't appeared on the big screen in 10 years, since an uncredited turn in Old School.
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Warner Bros. registra los posibles títulos de 'Batman vs. Superman'

Uno de los posibles títulos que se han rumoreado para la secuela de 'El hombre de acero' es el de 'World's Finest', un título que parece gustar a los fans pero no así a Warner Bros., quien ha registrado varios dominios entre los cuales aparentemente estará el título definitivo de la película de Zack Snyder, 'Batman vs. Superman'.

Según el medio Fusible, el estudio ha registrado una gran cantidad de posibles títulos bajo la protección de la empresa MarkMonitor. Así, los posibles títulos del film son:

- 'Man of Steel Battle the Knight' (El hombre de acero combate al caballero).
- 'Man of Steel Beyond Darkness' ('El hombre de acero más allá de la oscuridad').
- 'Man of Steel Black of Knight' ('El hombre de acero negro de caballero).
- 'Man of Steel Darkness Falls' (El hombre de acero cae la oscuridad'.
- 'Man of Steel Knight Falls' (El hombre de acero el caballero cae).
- 'Man of Steel Shadow of the Night' (El hombre de acero sombra de la noche).
- 'Man of Steel The Blackest Hour' (El hombre de acero la hora más oscura).
- 'Man of Steel The Darkness Within' (El hombre de acero la oscuridad entre nosotros).
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A ver que me entere… Entonces esto es como un spin-off de las dos sagas o es la secuela directa de Man Of Steel pero en plan "featuring Juan Magan"????

Lo pregunto porque, sin querer herir susceptibilidades, Man Of Steel fue un truño superior a Superman Returns. ¿Es que ha sido un "éxito"???
 
Cualquier título que no sea BATMAN VS. SUPERMAN en letras bien grandes será una decepción.
 
Zack Snyder ya ha dicho mil veces que esto será una SECUELA de Man of Steel... aunque los rumores de los 123564 cameos que puedan haber la hagan parecer una Liga de la Justicia 25% loading.

Todos esos títulos son la mierda, por cierto.
 
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Lo pregunto porque, sin querer herir susceptibilidades, Man Of Steel fue un truño superior a Superman Returns. ¿Es que ha sido un "éxito"???
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A nivel económico, sí. Y entre el público, ha gustado mucho más que la de Singer.
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Qué me estás contando…¿¿¿???

Para mí esta hace buena a la otra, jaja. Madre mía, pa lo que hemos quedao...
 
Achilipu dijo:
Qué me estás contando…¿¿¿???

Para mí esta hace buena a la otra, jaja. Madre mía, pa lo que hemos quedao...
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Yo estoy de acuerdo contigo, pero pásate por Blogdecine, LHP o IMDb y lee las opiniones de la gente. No es una opinión unánime (de hecho, los lectores de Blogdecine la incluyeron tanto entre las tres mejores como entre las tres peores pelis del verano, pero con más votos positivos que negativos), pero el número de espectadores que prefiere la versión de Snyder a la de Singer y que ha quedado satisfecho con Man of Steel es lo suficientemente grande como para plantearse una secuela.
 
Vaya!, fijate que me estaba acordando de aquella escena de Fast & Furious en la que ella, en plan supermodelo, se quitaba el pañuelo ese que tenía y se acercaba sinuosamente en bikini donde estaban los malos para conseguir "infiltrarse" donde estaban ellos, con primer plano del culo a cámara lenta para pasar a otro plano suyo girando la cara en plan "estoy buena y lo sabes".

Y ahora me pregunto "esta flaca esquelética que tanta gracia me hizo con esa secuencia.... va a interpretar a Wonder Woman?".
 
Lo veo y lo subo.... Con todo lo que nos quedamos sin ver de Superman en la primera parte... Ahora nos meten a Batman que le quitará protagonismo..... ¿ENCIMA NOS VAN A METER A WONDERWOMAN?

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