It's eventually March, which means we are just 24 short days from the release of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. In spite of the picture coming out soon and years of built up hype, the advertising machine remains chugging along steadily, and Jimmy Kimmel debuted new footage from the film, before this week.

The trailers have done nothing to quell our fears a Batman vs. Superman fight would be incredibly one-sided, with Superman's mercy the only thing keeping Bruce Wayne living. How can Superman even know the proper amount of energy to apply so Batman can not be flown by him but not accidentally toss him? Meanwhile, Batman seems fairly ridiculous in his new sumo-armour suit In the most recent footage, he uses a darn smoke grenade to evade Superman.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was scheduled to carry out filming in Africa, but due to the recent Ebola virus panic, the filmmakers have decided to relocate. Based on the fan site Henry Cavill News, it looks as if Deming, New Mexico will probably be filling in as a replacement place. The source of the website's seen a posting on the New Mexico Film Office web site, which was looking for extras for a Warner Bros film.

A smoke grenade! It is unclear why Superman does not merely use his X ray vision to see through the smoke, and just when it seems like Batman gets the upper hand and uses a firearm of types to shoot at Superman, the last son of Krypton catches the bullet with his bare hands. At least, that is since the lighting bloody dark, what I think occurs. Likely to express the seriousness of what's happening onscreen hiding what's happening onscreen is a weird strategy to go about that. First up, let us talk about a brand new gossip that says Warner Bros. Pictures has George Miller producing Justice League. If you have any questions regarding where and how to use batmanvsupermanonline.net (batmanvsupermanonline.net), you can get in touch with us at the internet site. Based on a recent casting call (via ScreenCrush ) for extras on Justice League, the film's credits list the estimated producers Charles Roven and Deborah Snyder, but they also comprise George Miller. Could this be a mistake by a casting agency who doesn't have any additional precise information, or is this the real deal? We may not realize until the movie starts shooting in April.