A lot of people have been wondering when the trailer for Zack Snyder’s, “Man of Steel”, is going to be released, well, here’s your answer. The first teaser for Snyder’s “Man of Steel”, will be released, June 11th of 2012. While the film itself is slated for a June 14th, 2013, release date, Warner Bros., plan to start promoting the film a year early to start building up hype for the film.
Warner Bros. will also release official film photo stills from the movie itself.
More on it, here.
Kev
Some guy in a Superman fan forum in facebook, did this photo, trying to prove that mysterious face on the, “TDK: Rises”, Bane poster is a reference to Superman.
There are still a lot of people that say that the mysterious face is nothing and not Superman at all, but I believe it is.
That’s the whole point of the mystery, I guess. Christopher Nolan is a creative genius, he knows how to get people talking about his movies.
Kev
This website, comicbook.com, was the first to discover this before anyone else noticed it. The first “Dark Knight: Rises” poster where we see Gotham City crumbling and falling apart, you see the Superman S shield on one of the buildings.
In the new “Dark Knight: Rises” poster with Bane, you see a mysterious hidden face that could reference Henry Cavill as Superman. You can see the mysterious Superman face slightly beside Bane’s head in the poster.
I’m sure many of you would call it a fake and photoshopped but if you look at the “Dark Knight: Rises” official site, the mysterious face is still there. The mysterious face was definitely put there intentionally. Is it Superman’s face? Probably, because the way it is shown it is shaped like an S shield. If you look at the vertical version of the poster here, you see the mysterious face in a different position, it’s between the letters “E” and “G, in the word, “Legend”.
What’s with all the Superman mysteries in the Batman posters? Could this mean that Superman is in, “The Dark Knight: Rises”, in some way? If so, that would be pretty fuckin’ cool, if Superman was in “TDK: Rises”.
It doesn’t surprise me that Superman could possibly be appearing in the next Batman film, since both the new Batman and Superman movies are being made at the same time. Batman and Superman have teamed up for years in comics and animated movies. It’s time to team them up in a live action movie, which was long over due.
Kev
The first teaser poster we see Gotham City looks like it is crumbling and falling apart. In this poster, we see Bane with his back facing you and part of Batman’s mask laying on the ground.
Do the badguys win? That’s what it seems like. That’s what the posters are trying to tell you. Does Bane kill Batman?
I don’t think so, maybe Batman’s identity will get exposed, but that’s about it. If that is how they are going to end the trilogy by killing Batman, that would be a really good closure, but I don’t think they’ll really end it that way. There’s got to be a good reason why they call it, “The Dark Knight: Rises”, we’ll find out when we see the film next year.
I’m certainly looking forward to seeing it. Batman is my favorite superhero, always have been. I hope this movie will be even more action packed than the last one, I’m sure it will be.
I love how Christopher Nolan keeps quiet about everything with his movies and keeps them mysterious. He doesn’t like to give out secrets and wants people to wait to see the film itself.
Kev
I don’t like MTV News that much, but I had a laugh watching this interview with Gary Oldman. Gary seems like a cool guy and he’s a phenomenal actor, too.
Check it out, here.
Kev
When photos of the new Superman suit have been released, Henry have been accused of having a fake muscular physique. People claimed the muscles were part of the costume design. Well, here’s your proof that Henry really is jacked.
I believe they’re filming in Alaska in these pics.
You see, folks, in my own bodybuilding world, that’s the kind of physique I’m going after. Perfect example of what I want to look like. Nothing too big, just a medium built, like Henry’s.
And Henry does look natural in bodybuilding.
See the rest of the pics, here.
Kev
The cast and crew left Chicago while filming, Zack Snyder’s “Man of Steel” a few weeks ago, they are now filming in Alaska.
The pics above is a fully bearded Henry Cavill and the redhead Amy Adams filming, the next Superman flick.
See more pics, here.
The more I see behind the scenes pics of, “Man of Steel”, the more I begin to think it’s “Superman: Begins”, much like, “Batman: Begins”. Look like Clark Kent will start off with a full beard in the opening scenes of the movie.
I’m more looking forward to seeing pics of Michael Shannon as, General Zod. They haven’t shown us yet.
Kev
We now know what Henry Cavill looks like as Superman in costume. Well, here’s your first look at Russell Crowe as Jor-El, Superman’s Krypton father, on the set of Zack Snyder’s “Man of Steel”. Pretty cool. I like it. Definitely different than the Marlon Brando version.
Lets hope we see a pic of Michael Shannon as General Zod soon. That’s what I’m most looking forward to see.
Kev
Check it out, and tell me what you see…
the Man of Steel, IMDB lists John Williams as Original Score, but they still list Tyler Bates in the music department. This doesn’t mean it’s confirmed ’cause IMDB is not a reliable site.
I’ll believe it when I hear a confirmation from Zack Snyder, Warner Bros. or Christopher Nolan. I’m sure Zack is going to get asked about the Superman theme when he starts doing interviews again. We’ll wait and see.
Kev
Rumors are hitting the web this week that film composer, Tyler Bates, could be the new composer for Zack Snyder’s, “Man of Steel”. The reason this rumor started because he was listed in IMDB, in the credits as composer. So far, no official press release about it from Warner Bros.
It could be true because Tyler already worked with Zack for “300”, “Watchmen” and “Suckerpunch”.
This is starting to worry Superman fans, ’cause the John Williams main theme could be ignored. I don’t think so. In every Superman movie, there is the John Williams score just different versions of it. J.W.’s didn’t score every Superman flick, only the first one.
If Tyler is indeed the composer for, “Man of Steel”, I think it’s still a possibility they will still use the J.W.’s score, but a different take on it. They shouldn’t really ignore the theme completely and they probably won’t. Hope they won’t ignore it anyway.
Kev
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