Word around the industry is DC Extended Universe has slammed the door on a "Man of Steel" sequel, but these rumors are reportedly untrue. More details were recently revealed, most notably the presence of classic comic book characters Supergirl and Bizarro.
There's no shortage of superheroes and super villains in "Suicide Squad." One DC hero who won't be making an appearance is the Man of Steel himself, but Henry Cavill leaves the door open for Superman's return for the possible sequel.
Last week Warner Bros. Studios officially announced the title to the "Man of Steel" sequel as "Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice" amid production breaking ground.
Earlier this week IGN caught up with Jesse Eisenberg, who was promoting his new film "The Double," and spoke with the actor about his role as Lex Luthor in the upcoming comic book epic Batman Vs. Superman.
After shocking fanboys Monday with a teaser picture of the new Batmobile under a tarp, filmmaker Zack Snyder kept to his word Tuesday and unveiled the first official look at Batman's ride in the upcoming "Man of Steel" sequel.
With principal photography about to officially begin this week in Detroit for the "Man of Steel" sequel, the stars and crew of the film gathered at a local bowling alley for a cast party Saturday night.
Since the announcements that the "Man of Steel" sequel would include not only Batman by Superman's side but Wonder Woman as well, comic book fanboys began to speculate a Justice League film would be in the works in the not too distant future.
After months of speculation, sources have confirmed with Variety that Victor Stone aka Cyborg will be featured in the upcoming Man of Steel sequel and will be played by theater actor Ray Fisher.
Since last year's Comic-Con announcement in San Diego that Zack Snyder's Superman reboot "Man of Steel" would include Batman, comic book fanboys have been clamoring for the first look of the "World's Finest" duo together in costume.
Although Warner Bros. and Marvel Studios are preparing for a game of box office chicken on May 6, 2016, the United States release date of both the Man of Steel sequel and the third Captain America film, Warner Bros. will release its tentpole film a week early overseas.
After about a month of speculation, the success of the film finally prompted Marvel Studios to officially announce Monday that the third installment of the Captain America franchise will in fact be going head to head against the "Man of Steel" sequel on May 6, 2016.
As early production is underway starting earlier this month for the upcoming "Man of Steel" sequel in Michigan and principal photography is set to begin in April, it came as a bit of a shock when Jeremy Irons, who will play Bruce Wayne's trusted confidante and butler Alfred Pennyworth, said the script isn't finished yet.
The Los Angeles Times' Hero Complex sat down with Snyder for an exclusive interview about "300: Rise of an Empire," which he produced and premieres Friday, and the Internet smack-talk toward the Superman sequel's casting, which will begin production next month.
The Man of Steel sequel, nicknamed Batman vs. Superman, made a lot of comic book fans scratch their heads when it cast Jesse Eisenberg as big, bad Lex Luthor. Fellow actors Michael Rosenbaum and Kevin Spacey, on the other hand, are on board.
The upcoming Man of Steel sequel has made some bold casting choices. According to rumors, the studio is now considering its first black superhero. Meanwhile, another interesting cast move is rumored to be the reason that the highly-anticipated film is not being released until 2016.
When Ben Affleck was announced as Bruce Wayne/Batman in the upcoming Man of Steel sequel, fans were not shy about voicing their complaints. Now, an unlikely actor has stepped out to criticize the casting choice.
Zach Snyder's Man of Steel sequel, nicknamed Batman vs. Superman, has made some fans uncertain with bold casting choices. How actors like Ben Affleck and Jesse Eisenberg will fare in the movie is yet to be determined, but one thing is guaranteed for the film: fancy costumes and muscles.
The Man of Steel sequel doesn't even have an official title yet, but it is already under heavy criticism for its casting choices. The first controversy came with the selection of Ben Affleck as Bruce Wayne/Batman. Now, producer Michael Uslan and director Zach Snyder are defending the decision.
The untitled Man of Steel sequel, commonly known as Batman vs. Superman caused quite a stir when it cast Jesse Eisenberg as evil mastermind Lex Luthor. Was there a method behind Warner Bros. madness? Plus, has the real title of the movie been revealed? (Hint: it's not Batman vs. Superman.)
