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you need a comic head running the comic division
but greed and ego is why they are where they are
BGOL review .. BATMAN V SUPERMAN... (thoughts, summary, spoilers)
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basically
you need a comic head running the comic division
but greed and ego is why they are where they are
Yea man.... Batman in a trench coat wearing sand goggles.. Whats better than that?
Yea man.... Batman in a trench coat wearing sand goggles.. Whats better than that?
If he didn't have his mask on I thought the cac was Bane for a sec. Then I saw the camo bat suit?
Don't front. When he grabbed the tech and started spraying and then snapping necks he ain't do his thang in that sequence?
just shoot the entire movie like that. hazy as fuck and dirty no clean shots.
but it also falls inline with the "focus on my voice" line. He wasn't in love with lois yet in that movie and the only person important to him to that degree would be his mother...also just like lois in africa or on the roof top he didn't show up until the threat of death was imminent and he was a ways away because we hear the sonic boom just before he appears.
there is no one in the stable they can promote on the comic book side. They're probably going to the yank the point man for TV series.
Yea just idiocy.
So now when he comes back he's going to be a hero full time? The charm was he's trying to be a regular dude and this super hero shit is annoying. I feel annoyed having to do stuff too that's the only way I could relate to superman lol i can't do anything else he can do other than be annoyed with some responsibilities that i have to do even though i don't really feel like it.
WARNER BROS. PROJECTED TO EARN LESS FROM BATMAN V SUPERMAN THAN IT DID FROM MAN OF STEEL
“Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,” is poised to conquer the box office for the third straight weekend. But beneath the cape, tights and superhero armor lies a mere mortal.
“Batman v Superman,” one of the most expensive films ever made, is on pace to produce a $278 million profit for Warner Bros. once home video, TV and merchandise proceeds are tallied, according to SNL Kagan analyst Wade Holden.
That’s less than the estimated $300 million the studio earned from “Man Of Steel.” It’s also evidence that Warner Bros. has more work to do to make its DC Comics division the unbreakable superhero movie business it needs.
“I’m sure that it’s a bit of a disappointment,” Holden said. “They were probably hoping for box-office numbers similar to ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron,’ since ‘Batman v Superman’ had DC’s three most well-known comic book heroes together in the same movie” -- Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman.
DC characters are a cornerstone of Warner Bros.’ film slate through 2020, along with Lego features and a new wizard series from “Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling. The studio, part of Time Warner Inc., is banking on “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” to serve as a launching pad for 11 more films and help win over fans who have flocked to Walt Disney Co.’s Marvel films.
To be sure, “Batman v Superman” set a record for a DC Comics movie and marked the studio’s second biggest debut ever, after “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2,” according to Box Office Mojo. It also topped the previous record for a March weekend debut in North America, set by the “The Hunger Games” in 2012, a possible reflection of pent-up demand among hardcore fans of DC Comics.
Studio Pleased
Warner Bros. executives say they’re pleased with the performance of the film and wouldn’t have announced two more DC pictures this week if they weren’t. The movie is poised to become one of just 50 or so to cross $300 million at the domestic box office. Their boss, Time Warner Chief Executive Officer Jeff Bewkes, has said 2016 will be a turnaround year for the studio’s film division.
To be as profitable as the lower-budget “Man of Steel” -- and some of the more successful Marvel films, which generate 44 percent net profit on average -- “Batman v Superman” would have to gross $1.15 billion worldwide, Holden estimates. “Age of Ultron” earned $853 million, he estimates.
Last weekend, “Batman v Superman” brought in $51.3 million at the U.S. box office, helped by a lack of competition. The 69 percent drop from its opening was steeper than the average 60 percent decline for past superhero films such as “Iron Man 3,” according to Geetha Ranganathan, a Bloomberg Intelligence analyst. Unlike summer superhero pictures, “Batman v Superman” had to contend with kids back at school in its second week.
Third Weekend
Heading into its third weekend, the film is projected to slide further than “Man of Steel,” which declined 50 percent, according to analysts at BoxOffice.com. The website predicts $24 million in U.S. ticket sales, which would bring its domestic total to $297.2 million.
A much bigger third weekend is unlikely for a film that received just 29 percent favorable reviews on Rottentomatoes.com, which aggregates critics’ comments into a single number. In contrast, 83 percent liked 20th Century Fox’s recent superhero hit “Deadpool.” The drop may also suggest “Batman v Superman” hasn’t resonated with a wider audience.
‘Satisfied, Not Elated’
“They have to be pretty satisfied; they probably aren’t elated,” said Matthew Harrigan, an analyst at Wunderlich Securities who recommends Time Warner stock. He forecasts the movie will finish its worldwide theatrical run with sales of less than $1 billion.
Though Harrigan estimates profit for “Batman v Superman” could be even lower than Holden’s forecasts, he expects Warner Bros. to earn $550 million from its movie-making business this year. The studio, which doesn’t break out its film and TV operations, made about $320 million in profit from motion pictures in 2015, he said.
One significant contributor this year could be “Suicide Squad,” another DC movie scheduled for this summer. Critics are also talking up the potential for Wonder Woman in 2017 after Gal Gadot turned heads with her debut in the role during “Batman v Superman.”
“The winner, on points, is Wonder Woman,” wrote New Yorker critic Anthony Lane. “She has the wit, and the wherewithal, to confront evil while wearing a conical bustier.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...-seen-earning-less-profit-than-superman-alone
I'm still trying to understand where did the fucking money go for this movie.... You have a film with Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman in it. How much marketing do you really need?
“Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice,” is poised to conquer the box office for the third straight weekend. But beneath the cape, tights and superhero armor lies a mere mortal.
“Batman v Superman,” one of the most expensive films ever made, is on pace to produce a $278 million profit for Warner Bros. once home video, TV and merchandise proceeds are tallied, according to SNL Kagan analyst Wade Holden.
That’s less than the estimated $300 million the studio earned from “Man Of Steel.” It’s also evidence that Warner Bros. has more work to do to make its DC Comics division the unbreakable superhero movie business it needs.
“I’m sure that it’s a bit of a disappointment,” Holden said. “They were probably hoping for box-office numbers similar to ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron,’ since ‘Batman v Superman’ had DC’s three most well-known comic book heroes together in the same movie” -- Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman.
DC characters are a cornerstone of Warner Bros.’ film slate through 2020, along with Lego features and a new wizard series from “Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling. The studio, part of Time Warner Inc., is banking on “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” to serve as a launching pad for 11 more films and help win over fans who have flocked to Walt Disney Co.’s Marvel films.
To be sure, “Batman v Superman” set a record for a DC Comics movie and marked the studio’s second biggest debut ever, after “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2,” according to Box Office Mojo. It also topped the previous record for a March weekend debut in North America, set by the “The Hunger Games” in 2012, a possible reflection of pent-up demand among hardcore fans of DC Comics.
Studio Pleased
Warner Bros. executives say they’re pleased with the performance of the film and wouldn’t have announced two more DC pictures this week if they weren’t. The movie is poised to become one of just 50 or so to cross $300 million at the domestic box office. Their boss, Time Warner Chief Executive Officer Jeff Bewkes, has said 2016 will be a turnaround year for the studio’s film division.
To be as profitable as the lower-budget “Man of Steel” -- and some of the more successful Marvel films, which generate 44 percent net profit on average -- “Batman v Superman” would have to gross $1.15 billion worldwide, Holden estimates. “Age of Ultron” earned $853 million, he estimates.
Last weekend, “Batman v Superman” brought in $51.3 million at the U.S. box office, helped by a lack of competition. The 69 percent drop from its opening was steeper than the average 60 percent decline for past superhero films such as “Iron Man 3,” according to Geetha Ranganathan, a Bloomberg Intelligence analyst. Unlike summer superhero pictures, “Batman v Superman” had to contend with kids back at school in its second week.
Third Weekend
Heading into its third weekend, the film is projected to slide further than “Man of Steel,” which declined 50 percent, according to analysts at BoxOffice.com. The website predicts $24 million in U.S. ticket sales, which would bring its domestic total to $297.2 million.
A much bigger third weekend is unlikely for a film that received just 29 percent favorable reviews on Rottentomatoes.com, which aggregates critics’ comments into a single number. In contrast, 83 percent liked 20th Century Fox’s recent superhero hit “Deadpool.” The drop may also suggest “Batman v Superman” hasn’t resonated with a wider audience.
‘Satisfied, Not Elated’
“They have to be pretty satisfied; they probably aren’t elated,” said Matthew Harrigan, an analyst at Wunderlich Securities who recommends Time Warner stock. He forecasts the movie will finish its worldwide theatrical run with sales of less than $1 billion.
Though Harrigan estimates profit for “Batman v Superman” could be even lower than Holden’s forecasts, he expects Warner Bros. to earn $550 million from its movie-making business this year. The studio, which doesn’t break out its film and TV operations, made about $320 million in profit from motion pictures in 2015, he said.
One significant contributor this year could be “Suicide Squad,” another DC movie scheduled for this summer. Critics are also talking up the potential for Wonder Woman in 2017 after Gal Gadot turned heads with her debut in the role during “Batman v Superman.”
“The winner, on points, is Wonder Woman,” wrote New Yorker critic Anthony Lane. “She has the wit, and the wherewithal, to confront evil while wearing a conical bustier.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...-seen-earning-less-profit-than-superman-alone
I'm still trying to understand where did the fucking money go for this movie.... You have a film with Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman in it. How much marketing do you really need?
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Damn.... Warner Brothers is in Full freefall mode... Man I don't think this movie is going to get a Billion. Hell it might not get $950.
BOX OFFICE: BATMAN V SUPERMAN Estimated To Retain #1 Spot This Weekend
Numerous industry analysts predict that WB's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justicewill just barely edge out Melissa McCarthy'sThe Boss to retain the #1 spot at the domestic box office this weekend.
According to industry analysts like Boxofficemojo.com, boxoffice.com and The Hollywood Reporter, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is expected to remain the #1 North American movie this weekend. Earlier this week, there were rumblings that Melissa McCarthy's The Boss might prematurely dethrone WB' s superhero drama but unfavorable reviews from film critics appear to have diminished the comedy's box office outlook.
Dawn of Justice is expected to bring in $22-28 million domestically, while The Boss is expected to gross roughly $20 million. On the international front, Dawn of Justice is expected to collect somewhere in the neighborhood of $35 million. With Zack Snyder's second DCEU film currently sitting at $720.8 million worldwid, unless the film exceeds estimates, it's unlikely that Batman v Superman passes the $800 million mark this weekend. However, it should clear that benchmark by the middle of next week. The question then becomes how long will it take the film to reach $900 million and whether it has a shot to reach $1 billion?
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/batma...erman-estimated-to-retain-1-spot-this-a137233
RUMOR: WB To Release Extended R-Rated Version Of BATMAN V SUPERMAN In Theaters To Boost Box Office Total
A new rumor asserts that Warner Bros. is currently deciding whether to release the 3-Hr Ultimate Edition of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice in theaters in an effort to get the film's gross to $1 billion.
It currently looks as if Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will fall a little short of the $1 billion box office mark. However, a new rumor from Heroic Insider states that Warner Bros. is currently mulling whether to release the 3-hr director's cut in theaters, just before theUltimate Edition is made available on home video. This move would pretty much guarantee that Batman v Superman crosses the $1 billion mark at the global box office as the same number of rabid fans who lined up to see DC Comics' Trinity grace the screen together for the first time are likely to let curiosity get the better of them and purchase tickets for the 3-hr director's cut.
From what we've seen of deleted scenes and heard from Zack Snyder in post-release interviews, the extended cut definitely pieces together some of the plot holes in the theatrical cut.
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/batma...-extended-r-rated-version-of-batman-v-a137268
BOX OFFICE: BATMAN V SUPERMAN Estimated To Retain #1 Spot This Weekend
Numerous industry analysts predict that WB's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justicewill just barely edge out Melissa McCarthy'sThe Boss to retain the #1 spot at the domestic box office this weekend.
According to industry analysts like Boxofficemojo.com, boxoffice.com and The Hollywood Reporter, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is expected to remain the #1 North American movie this weekend. Earlier this week, there were rumblings that Melissa McCarthy's The Boss might prematurely dethrone WB' s superhero drama but unfavorable reviews from film critics appear to have diminished the comedy's box office outlook.
Dawn of Justice is expected to bring in $22-28 million domestically, while The Boss is expected to gross roughly $20 million. On the international front, Dawn of Justice is expected to collect somewhere in the neighborhood of $35 million. With Zack Snyder's second DCEU film currently sitting at $720.8 million worldwid, unless the film exceeds estimates, it's unlikely that Batman v Superman passes the $800 million mark this weekend. However, it should clear that benchmark by the middle of next week. The question then becomes how long will it take the film to reach $900 million and whether it has a shot to reach $1 billion?
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/batma...erman-estimated-to-retain-1-spot-this-a137233
RUMOR: WB To Release Extended R-Rated Version Of BATMAN V SUPERMAN In Theaters To Boost Box Office Total
A new rumor asserts that Warner Bros. is currently deciding whether to release the 3-Hr Ultimate Edition of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice in theaters in an effort to get the film's gross to $1 billion.
It currently looks as if Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will fall a little short of the $1 billion box office mark. However, a new rumor from Heroic Insider states that Warner Bros. is currently mulling whether to release the 3-hr director's cut in theaters, just before theUltimate Edition is made available on home video. This move would pretty much guarantee that Batman v Superman crosses the $1 billion mark at the global box office as the same number of rabid fans who lined up to see DC Comics' Trinity grace the screen together for the first time are likely to let curiosity get the better of them and purchase tickets for the 3-hr director's cut.
From what we've seen of deleted scenes and heard from Zack Snyder in post-release interviews, the extended cut definitely pieces together some of the plot holes in the theatrical cut.
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/batma...-extended-r-rated-version-of-batman-v-a137268
Friday $6,045,000
Damn.... Warner Brothers is in Full freefall mode... Man I don't think this movie is going to get a Billion. Hell it might not get $950.
BOX OFFICE: BATMAN V SUPERMAN Estimated To Retain #1 Spot This Weekend
Numerous industry analysts predict that WB's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justicewill just barely edge out Melissa McCarthy'sThe Boss to retain the #1 spot at the domestic box office this weekend.
According to industry analysts like Boxofficemojo.com, boxoffice.com and The Hollywood Reporter, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is expected to remain the #1 North American movie this weekend. Earlier this week, there were rumblings that Melissa McCarthy's The Boss might prematurely dethrone WB' s superhero drama but unfavorable reviews from film critics appear to have diminished the comedy's box office outlook.
Dawn of Justice is expected to bring in $22-28 million domestically, while The Boss is expected to gross roughly $20 million. On the international front, Dawn of Justice is expected to collect somewhere in the neighborhood of $35 million. With Zack Snyder's second DCEU film currently sitting at $720.8 million worldwid, unless the film exceeds estimates, it's unlikely that Batman v Superman passes the $800 million mark this weekend. However, it should clear that benchmark by the middle of next week. The question then becomes how long will it take the film to reach $900 million and whether it has a shot to reach $1 billion?
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/batma...erman-estimated-to-retain-1-spot-this-a137233
RUMOR: WB To Release Extended R-Rated Version Of BATMAN V SUPERMAN In Theaters To Boost Box Office Total
A new rumor asserts that Warner Bros. is currently deciding whether to release the 3-Hr Ultimate Edition of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice in theaters in an effort to get the film's gross to $1 billion.
It currently looks as if Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will fall a little short of the $1 billion box office mark. However, a new rumor from Heroic Insider states that Warner Bros. is currently mulling whether to release the 3-hr director's cut in theaters, just before theUltimate Edition is made available on home video. This move would pretty much guarantee that Batman v Superman crosses the $1 billion mark at the global box office as the same number of rabid fans who lined up to see DC Comics' Trinity grace the screen together for the first time are likely to let curiosity get the better of them and purchase tickets for the 3-hr director's cut.
From what we've seen of deleted scenes and heard from Zack Snyder in post-release interviews, the extended cut definitely pieces together some of the plot holes in the theatrical cut.
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/batma...-extended-r-rated-version-of-batman-v-a137268
The R-Rated Batman V Superman Cut May Be Coming To Theaters
http://www.cinemablend.com/new/R-Rated-Batman-V-Superman-Cut-May-Coming-Theaters-123667.html
At 151 minutes, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is one of the longest superhero movies ever. Giving moviegoers a main story and plenty of Easter Eggs, the movie essentially paved the way for the expansive DC Extended Universefollowing 2013’s Man of Steel, but there was still a fair amount that didn’t make it into the theatrical release. Some of that material is being saved for the R-rated “Ultimate Edition” home media release, but now there’s word that this three-hour cut might makes its way to the big screen first.
On the latest episode of Heroic Insider, co-host Umberto Gonzalez brought up the rumor that Warner Bros is considering releasing Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’s “Ultimate Edition” in theaters before it comes out on Blu-ray, digitally, etc. While it’s unclear how many people would see that in theaters, it definitely would add a little extra green to the movie’s haul. The “Ultimate Edition” was originally reported to be released on July 16, but that date was later debunked by Warner Bros. That said, given the common intervals nowadays between when a movie is released in theaters and when it’s released on home media, we can reasonably guess that fans will be able to own Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice sometime in July or August, maybe September at the latest.
As of this writing, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice has earned over $723 million worldwide, but it’s struggling to reach the $1 billion mark. While it’s doubtful the “Ultimate Edition” would push the blockbuster past that mark, considering how many passionate supporters his movie has, you can bet a sizable chunk of them would give that version a watch in theaters, whether it’s to see more action or to fill some gaps that the original left open. However, considering the many negative reviews the current Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice cut has received over the last two weeks, Warner Bros might have trouble getting regular moviegoers to see it, especially with a three-hour runtime.
The main reason for the “Ultimate Edition” being rated R is mainly for more intense and violent sequences. However, it will also include some people who were cut from the story, including Jena Malone’s character, who is said to be Barbara Gordon. Some of the criticisms that have been directed towards Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice have been plot hole-related, so perhaps this new version will answer any lingering questions viewers have, whether they see in theaters first or in the comfort of their own home.
Whether it’s released on the big screen first or directly on him media, you’ll have to wait until later this year to watch Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’s “Ultimate Edition,” but the main cut is currently playing in theaters.
http://www.cinemablend.com/new/R-Rated-Batman-V-Superman-Cut-May-Coming-Theaters-123667.html
At 151 minutes, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is one of the longest superhero movies ever. Giving moviegoers a main story and plenty of Easter Eggs, the movie essentially paved the way for the expansive DC Extended Universefollowing 2013’s Man of Steel, but there was still a fair amount that didn’t make it into the theatrical release. Some of that material is being saved for the R-rated “Ultimate Edition” home media release, but now there’s word that this three-hour cut might makes its way to the big screen first.
On the latest episode of Heroic Insider, co-host Umberto Gonzalez brought up the rumor that Warner Bros is considering releasing Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’s “Ultimate Edition” in theaters before it comes out on Blu-ray, digitally, etc. While it’s unclear how many people would see that in theaters, it definitely would add a little extra green to the movie’s haul. The “Ultimate Edition” was originally reported to be released on July 16, but that date was later debunked by Warner Bros. That said, given the common intervals nowadays between when a movie is released in theaters and when it’s released on home media, we can reasonably guess that fans will be able to own Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice sometime in July or August, maybe September at the latest.
As of this writing, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice has earned over $723 million worldwide, but it’s struggling to reach the $1 billion mark. While it’s doubtful the “Ultimate Edition” would push the blockbuster past that mark, considering how many passionate supporters his movie has, you can bet a sizable chunk of them would give that version a watch in theaters, whether it’s to see more action or to fill some gaps that the original left open. However, considering the many negative reviews the current Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice cut has received over the last two weeks, Warner Bros might have trouble getting regular moviegoers to see it, especially with a three-hour runtime.
The main reason for the “Ultimate Edition” being rated R is mainly for more intense and violent sequences. However, it will also include some people who were cut from the story, including Jena Malone’s character, who is said to be Barbara Gordon. Some of the criticisms that have been directed towards Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice have been plot hole-related, so perhaps this new version will answer any lingering questions viewers have, whether they see in theaters first or in the comfort of their own home.
Whether it’s released on the big screen first or directly on him media, you’ll have to wait until later this year to watch Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’s “Ultimate Edition,” but the main cut is currently playing in theaters.
THAT aint gonna be me puddin'!!!!!!!
ABC Saturday Morning Funtime Preview from 1973.
Old Man TV: Saturday Morning Cartoons Sneek Peek 1973 (Batman V. Superman Live)
Very pleased to hear that they kept the character true to the character,
Holy shit..
What's the point of releasing a 3hr movie if the 2.5hr movie was so shitty? Are those 30 extra minutes going to change people's minds over the film? If not, is the additional revenue worth a new stream of negative reviews? WB needs to cut their loses and keep it moving. Go back to the lab and hire Nolan as a consultant to babysit Synder.
btw...the camera man who shot this needs to be awarded an honorary Oscar for cinematography ASAP.
damn I just checked box office mojo. That is correct. Holy fucking shit. This shit barely made over 6 million Friday on its 3rd weekend. Wow... This shit might make less then 22 million in its 3rd weekend.
Yeah but this shit cost more then Star Wars and that shit had motherfucking star ships and character effects.
This movie barely had 5 action set pieces.
that is just...
WOW.
I have a question..
Is this because of the CRITICS?
(because if YES then we have to completely reassess their power and influence in the current movie climate)
and/or is it SOCIAL MEDIA?
(because if YES, then damn if a studio can properly market (or manipulate) social media they could BREAK the BANK on the regular basis.)
becuase so far?
Captain america Civil War is trending better then a muthafuka!!!!
If the core fans are turned off... you lose repeat views.... and initial word of mouth
If it's fun you can overcome that
This movie shitted on core fans and wasn't fun
This is pure word of mouth. It would not have had a stellar opening weekend if people just listened to the critics. This shit would have been a colossal bomb if they didn't have a simultaneous world wide release. I don't think it would have made 450 million.....
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This movie shitted on all fans and it shitted on basic filmmaking. The only thing this movie can do well is shit.
wow...
so word of mouth STILL holds a lot of weight
WAY more then critics...then basically they critic is dead?
so social media can KILL or MAKE a movie...
Deadpool wasn't a fluke.
Loyal fanbase and GREAT word of mouth AND a good product
So will the EARLY reviews of Civil War help IT do even better box office?
Will the so-called FAILURE of BvS somehow HELP Civil War?
Wil the FAILURE of BvS put MORE pressure on Suicide Squad?
yes
no
no
but
imo Deadpool's strength is going to cause Apocalypse to under perform...
ok , you gonna have to further explain that.
Everything Deadpool got right and poked fun at is what Singer keeps getting wrong...
How many superhero landings will be in Apocalypse - and will now be funny because Deadpool is still a fresh memory?
How many half ass action sequences will now pale in comparison?
How many bs retconns now proven stupid by Deadpool being faithful to character and myth?
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I'll actually go and see that.
It probably will to some extent, but I'm sure WB/DC have a much more lenient goal for this than BvS.
But BvS has already cast a shadow over Suicide Squad. Last week it was reported that Suicide Squad was undergoing millions of dollars of reshoot to make the movie "funnier" due to the panning of BvS and the reaction to the second Suicide Squad trailer that was released. It turned out to be a rumor. It is undergoing some reshooting, but for additions to the action scenes
Looks like one area Suicide Squad might benefit from BvS is that it seems like WB/DC kept it a good secret how much Batman is in the film. It's being reported now Batman has a larger part than expected. This is good due to Batman/Affleck mostly positive reaction in BvS.
Suicide Squad May Include More Batman Than Expected
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