While I’ll have so much more to say about the jaw dropping new footage soon (which included Cavill doing his own stunts like jumping out a plane at 30,000 feet to film something you cannot believe), towards the end of the interview I asked about the status of Man of Steel 2 and his DC contract. However, while the rumors have been pretty loud from some very reliable sources, I couldn’t get anything 100% confirmed, so it’s still all in the rumor category.īut yesterday at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, I was able to talk with Henry Cavill on the Paramount red carpet for the insane looking Mission: Impossible - Fallout. Jackson’s Nick Fury pops up in most of the Marvel movies. The rumor I heard was they wanted to make Superman the glue that ties all the DC movies together, which would feature the iconic character making small, but memorable, appearances in all the movies sort of like the way Samuel L. Over the past month or two, I’ve been hearing rumblings that Henry Cavill was in negotiations with the studio to extend his DC contract beyond the one picture that’s still left on his deal.
Which, from what I’m hearing, might be happening. While it’s all but confirmed that Ben Affleck won’t be back as Batman, I truly hope Henry Cavill is DCs Superman for the foreseeable future.
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If the movie starts to play on cable, you might as well forget about me until it’s over.
I love everything about this film, from the amazing Hans Zimmer score to the way Henry Cavill portrayed a realistic and grounded Clark Kent/Superman. I have a great time working with Henry, and I think that also, we endeavored to make him in Man of Steel, sort of a modern Superman in that, in his relationship to society and/or the modern world, we did that now, and like, what would happen if… And it’s kind of what the movie is about, frankly.WB recently changed a lot of the leadership at the studio and the people running the DC movie universe are hard at work making sure the films being produced are movies that properly represent the amazing timeless characters that have entertained generations.īut while a lot of the recent DC films have easily recognizable flaws, there is one that I will constantly defend to my dying breath: Man of Steel. “I don’t know that I would’ve taken him in a different direction than the direction I was taking him. Critics of the Superman property have argued that a big screen version is too outmoded for modern contexts and audiences. With so many Superman projects currently up in the air, all with varying tones and styles, the Post-Credit Podcast also asked which directions Snyder would have taken the character. I just think it’s best to give Superman these extraterrestrial challenges because I think you’ve got to be careful with - other than Lex Luthor, because, of course, you have to continue with Lex, because Lex is his real nemesis - but I think you really have to look outside of the Earth for challenges for him because of how powerful he is.” That was a thing that was always out there that we talked about as a possible sequel. And there was always a possibility for their return. But I do think that the Kryptonians that are in the Phantom Zone are probably still around. In speaking to Snyder while he was promoting his new Netflix film Army of the Dead, BroBible’s Post-Credit Podcastasked him which villains he would have deployed in potential sequels.
But to borrow from the comics company’s own Elseworlds brand, which explores alternative timelines, it’s still intriguing and valuable to explore that ‘What If’ scenario. and DC Films taken a different approach to its development. It’s impossible to know what the fate of the franchise would have been had Warner Bros. As such, 2016’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice-which introduced Ben Affleck as Bruce Wayne/Batman and Gal Gadot as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman while also setting up a Justice League movie-became the next film in the DC Extended Universe’s pipeline rather than a Man of Steel 2. raced to the vaunted superhero team up made popular by 2012’s uber-profitable The Avengers.
Rather than follow up with a direct sequel, Warner Bros. Instead, the film was met with mixed reactions while failing to meet box office expectations despite still turning a profit at $668 million worldwide. In 2013, Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel was likely intended to launch an entirely new Superman franchise for Warner Bros. Zack Snyder reveals the villains of his proposed Man of Steel sequel.
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