After Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Deadpool sent shock waves through the box office charts, the town is waiting with bated breath for the opening of Warner Bros ' Batman v. Superman: Dawn Of Justice on March 25. Word is already out that tickets will go on sale on Monday at 7 AM PT. At this time, projections from tracking executives and competing studios have this DC feature adaptation opening using a national weekend ranging from $100M-$140M. For many, it will not be a shocker should Batman v. Superman topple Lionsgate's The Hunger Games' March opening record of $152.5M. Disney possesses the month's second-highest FSS with Alice in Wonderland at $116.1M in 2010.

However, a brand new suggestion seems to signify that George Miller may get a chance at helping bring Justice League to theaters after all. Plus, figure out what kind of box office numbers we can anticipate from the opening weekend for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and if it will function as the success that Warner Bros. Pictures trusts that it'll be.

This, obviously, was not a real deleted scene," but instead a skit according to a scene in the preview. In the particular film, Daily Planet reporter Clark Kent arrives in a Lex Luthor benefit and interviews Bruce Wayne. This diversion inserts Kimmel into the proceeding with Batman v Superman stars Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, and also Jesse Eisenberg. Be sure to keep until the end to get a surprise guest!

Christian Bale has admitted to being jealous when he first learned the news that Ben Affleck would be playing with Batman in the upcoming Batman vs Superman of Zack Snyder : Dawn of Justice. Snyder had formerly caused it to be clear that his movie will draw heavily from Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns comic book series, in which a young girl named Carrie Kelly takes on the role of Robin (and sports bright reddish hair). A new picture of Ben Affleck as Batman, sporting an impressively deep cleft chin, continues to be unveiled at Comic Con 2014.

Warner Bros. has changed the release date for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice from May 6 2016 to March 25, 2016. The official basis for the change is that Warner Bros needs to space out the anticipated release dates of nine other superhero movies. But a lot of observers suspect the real reason behind the shift is to avoid direct competition from Marvel's forthcoming Captain America 3 film. Both films were originally set to hit cinemas and fans were expecting a Marvel vs DC box office showdown.