A new behind-the-scenes clip taken from the set of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice has emerged online. Warner Bros. Pictures and DC Studios' Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was released in 2016.

Krypto is missing! Yes, a brand-new Superman clip (below) reveals the spoilery plot point after having debuted Thursday night on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Both Superman stars David Corenswet and Nicholas ...

While the internet loves to take any and all potential drama and run with it, the latest Superman behind-the-scenes clip released has caused a bit of a stir. The on-screen chemistry between Superman ...

Narratively, the beach fight scene serves a fun breather between the heavier sequence of Superman suffering from Kryptonite exposure in Lex’s prison. It’s one of the darkest plot points in the movie — ...

A new "Dawn of Justice" teaser features Bruce Wayne's intense anger. — -- Up till this point, we had a pretty solid idea why Ben Affleck's Batman wanted to take down Superman in "Dawn of Justice, ...

J.J. Abrams very nearly made a Superman film starring Brendan Fraser, and comic book fans should be mourning the DC film that ...

“That's where you've always been wrong about me, Lex. I’m as human as anyone. I love, I get scared. I wake up every morning and despite not knowing what to do, I put one foot in front of the other and ...

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Superman was the first superhero, but his screen history lacks successful outings. The Man of Steel, an upright do-gooder who is more powerful than any other superhero, has proven difficult to adapt ...

James Gunn has revealed that Superman was the hardest movie he's ever directed – and more "comic book-driven" than any of his ...

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