Supernad a écrit:La photo de Superman ,elle est pas tirée de Man of Steel ? (c'est d'ailleurs a cause d'elle que j'ai l’impression que ce sont des fan-arts) .
LMO42 a écrit:Supernad a écrit:La photo de Superman ,elle est pas tirée de Man of Steel ? (c'est d'ailleurs a cause d'elle que j'ai l’impression que ce sont des fan-arts) .
Si, mais pareil comme pour les deux premiers posters à la Andy Warhol avec les logos déchirés, c'était aussi une photo de MoS. ^^
LMO42 a écrit:Ouais mais reconnaissable à sa coupe plus épaisse de MoS, donc soit une photo promotionnelle de MoS qu'ils avaient gardés en réserve, soit un bon zoom sur la tête de Sup dans MoS !
Batman and Superman square off for the first time
If you’re going toe-to-toe with the son of Jor-El, you better come correct. For his climactic rooftop brawl with Superman, Batman outfits himself with a reinforced mech-suit equipped with strength-augmenting armor and, yes, kryptonite. The design resembles the one used for the confrontation between these two in Frank Miller’s The Dark Knight Returns.
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Mr. Wayne, meet Ms. Prince
Batman and Wonder Woman have a meeting of alter-egos as Bruce Wayne and Diana Prince parry and flirt at a high-society function. “I love the fact that there was this Thomas Crowne Affair, Bond-y sexy scene that they wrote about two people who are pretending to be two different people who each know the secrets of the other person,” says Ben Affleck.
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Would you friend this man ?
Jess Eisenberg builds on his experience from The Social Network to play a billionaire with even grander schemes : Lex Luthor. And While his version of the villain might be sporting Iuscious lock in this photo , you can rest assured that the movie will feature that iconic chrome dome.
image Credit: Clay Enos
The Dark Knight
The grift and gray of Man of Steel was both a continuation of the attempted realism of Christopher Nolan's trilogy and a countrepoint to Marvel's bright zippy playtime. And that was before Zack Snyder ever got to Gotham."It means that when it was supposed to look rainy and miserable , it had to rainy and miserable," says Affleck of the high chance of precipitation on set "The long dark night of the soul and whatnot".
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Henry Cavill returns to reprise his role as Superman from Man of Steel, but this time the point-of-view has shifted. “I like to think that Man of Steel was the perspective of the world from Clark, Kal-El, looking at the world and trying to exist with in it,” says Cavill. “Batman v Superman is definitely more mankind’s perspective of Superman.”
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The new Batman and his director
With Batman v Superman , the enormous chassis ofWarner Bros" new franchise is just starting to liftoff , but Zack Snyder has already been working on the DC univers for nearly five years. "It'll be five years by the time the movie comes out" says Snyder "And the if everything goes to plan it'll be another five years of Justice League. I'll be 10 years of superheroes by the end of this" A decade of this man's life.
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After all, this isn’t just a single movie, it’s a waystation to the upcoming Justice League double-fister, not to mention a whole slew of other attractions on the DC Extended Universe™ road map.
Mr. Toiles Héroïques a écrit:Dans l'article publié par EW, le terme 'DC Extended Universe' est mentionné pour la première fois. Il semblerait donc qu'on doive abandonner le terme 'Univers Cinématographique DC'.![]()
Curieux de voir si ce nouveau réussira à se substituer à l'ancien (c'est un peu tard pour changer nos habitudes ^^).
Following the first images from Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice that debuted yesterday, even more information on the highly-anticipated film has debuted online. In the print edition of EW’s Comic-Con special issue, three scenes from the movie are described and read as follows:
Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck) and his loyal butler, Alred (Jeremy Irons), are gravely intoning their lines into a burned-out fireplace, as Bruce prepares for his Valley of Elah moment with Superman. The billionaire vigilante appears weary but determined, not unlike the actor portraying him.
In his editing suite in Pasadena last month, Snyder showed off early passes of the money sequence, a rainy rooftop battle between the two capes. There’s an undeniable thrill to watching these pop culture icons go at it–throwing each other through walls and skylights.
Snyder also reveals a scene in the Batcave where Bruce Wayne outlines his motivations to a skeptical Alfred, a bit of realpolitik reasoning that weighs the morality of a preemptive strike on Superman against even the minimal chance of humanity’s destruction.
Snyder also confirmed (via CBM) that, during the planning stages for the sequel, one of the ideas for the film’s villain was Metallo, a cyborg villain capable of going toe-to-toe with Superman thanks to being powered by Kryptonite. He also teased that the villain Brainiac is being planned.
“I remember talking about ‘What’s the next villain?'” Snyder said. “‘We can’t do another alien invasion.’ Brianiac was definitely down the road. Metallo, I think, was going to be the main bad guy of this movie.”
''It's two philosophies of protection coming into conflict. In a lot of ways Batman has to be preemptive for one of the first times. He's usually reacting to injustice, but it's Superman, and you don't get a second shot at him'' - Zack Snyder
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