Man of Steel 2

Report: Warners Wants Matthew Vaughn for ‘Man of Steel 2’
Report: Warners Wants Matthew Vaughn for ‘Man of Steel 2’
Report: Warners Wants Matthew Vaughn for ‘Man of Steel 2’
Warner Bros. supposedly has years of DC Comics movies mapped out, but the map keep changing before our eyes. Officially announced titles include this year’s Justice League and Wonder Woman, and next year’s Aquaman and a Shazam movie featuring Dwayne Johnson. But beyond the immediate future, things look more hazy. Will we get a solo film with Ben Affleck’s Batman? What’s the story with The Flash, which has gone through directors faster than its title character could run on his cosmic treadmill. And then there’s the case of Superman. He got a sort-of sequel to Man of Steel in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, but the Man of Tomorrow was mostly a supporting character in his own movie there. Will Warner Bros. deliver an official Man of Steel 2?
‘Man of Steel’ Sequel Confirmed by Henry Cavill’s Manager
‘Man of Steel’ Sequel Confirmed by Henry Cavill’s Manager
‘Man of Steel’ Sequel Confirmed by Henry Cavill’s Manager
Over the summer, a report suggested that Warner Bros. had put Man of Steel 2 in “active development,” despite reports in 2015 that the sequel to Zack Snyder’s Superman film had been placed on permanent hold. Warner Bros. has yet to confirm plans for a new standalone Superman sequel, but it looks like someone else just did it for them: Henry Cavill’s manager.
‘Man of Steel 2’ Reportedly in Development
‘Man of Steel 2’ Reportedly in Development
‘Man of Steel 2’ Reportedly in Development
Despite Zack Snyder’s assertion that Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is basically a sequel to Man of Steel (it’s totally not), fans are still wondering if and when we might see Superman get a proper standalone follow-up. But Warner Bros.’ DC slate is fairly crowded with two Justice League movies and solo films for Wonder Woman, The Flash, Batman, Aquaman and Cyborg. Last we heard, WB put plans for Man of Steel 2 on “permanent hold,” while Snyder and Henry Cavill expressed interest in the sequel if they could find the time for it. And it looks like that time may be approaching.
Zack Snyder Still Wants to Make ‘Man of Steel 2’
Zack Snyder Still Wants to Make ‘Man of Steel 2’
Zack Snyder Still Wants to Make ‘Man of Steel 2’
Since Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice hit theaters (and even prior to that), there’s been nothing but talk of the Justice League movies, a new Batman solo film starring and possibly (probably) directed by Ben Affleck, and various other DC superhero movies. But there’s one potential project that hasn’t been discussed: another Superman solo film. Warner Bros.’ DC movie schedule doesn’t include a sequel to Man of Steel, but that doesn’t mean that Zack Snyder and Henry Cavill aren’t thinking about it.
George Miller Isn’t Directing ‘Man of Steel 2’
George Miller Isn’t Directing ‘Man of Steel 2’
George Miller Isn’t Directing ‘Man of Steel 2’
About a month ago a rumor was circulating that Mad Max: Fury Road director George Miller was in talks to helm Man of Steel 2. Then came the rumors that the sequel was placed on indefinite hold (or not?), but that Miller was still in talks with WB to take on another DC superhero project. Miller himself has finally responded to those rumors and gives us a hint about what he’s planning to do next.
Rumor: ‘Man of Steel 2’ Is on ‘Permanent Hold’
Rumor: ‘Man of Steel 2’ Is on ‘Permanent Hold’
Rumor: ‘Man of Steel 2’ Is on ‘Permanent Hold’
Just last week we heard the rumor that Mad Max: Fury Road director George Miller is in talks with Warner Bros. to helm Man of Steel 2 — that seemed a bit surprising, but even more surprising is today’s rumor that Man of Steel 2 might not be happening anytime soon.
Rumor: ‘Man of Steel 2’ Eyes ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Director
Rumor: ‘Man of Steel 2’ Eyes ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Director
Rumor: ‘Man of Steel 2’ Eyes ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Director
George Miller pulled off nothing short of a miracle with Mad Max: Fury Road, taking $150 million off to the desert and returning with a powerful, visually sublime action film that is rightfully being hailed by many as one of the best in years — if not decades. While we wait to find out if Miller’s proposed sequel will be given the green light, a new rumor indicates that he may be in line to direct a different sequel for Warner Bros.
Report: DC's Hugely Ambitious Movie Plans Through 2018
Report: DC's Hugely Ambitious Movie Plans Through 2018
Report: DC's Hugely Ambitious Movie Plans Through 2018
We all know that Marvel Studios has its movies planned out through 2028 (not an exaggeration, a real date 14 years in the future), but what about DC Entertainment? All we've heard so far is a set date for Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice (May 2016, pushed back from summer 2015) and some nebulous stuff about a Justice League movie, a Justice League Dark movie and some other projects. Well, according to entertainment reporter Nikki Finke's website, things may get a whole lot clearer at Comic-Con International in San Diego. Finke has was she says is DC and Warner Bros.' movie schedule (though "a lot is in flux") through May 2018. And it includes a solo Wonder Woman movie.
'Man of Steel 2' Is Now 'Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice'
'Man of Steel 2' Is Now 'Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice'
'Man of Steel 2' Is Now 'Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice'
The new Man of Steel sequel, which has also been referred to widely as Batman Vs. Superman because it features both heroes in lead roles, has a title, and surprisingly, it doesn't include the words "dark," "shadows," "black," or even "knight" in it, as we had previously guessed. Nope, this one's hilarious for entirely different reasons. Coming to theaters Ma
Zack Snyder Reveals Batman Vs. Superman Batmobile & Batsuit
Zack Snyder Reveals Batman Vs. Superman Batmobile & Batsuit
Zack Snyder Reveals Batman Vs. Superman Batmobile & Batsuit
Hot on the heels of yesterday's teaser about the Batmobile that's going to be appearing in Man of Steel 2, AKA Batman Vs. Superman, AKA Justice League Prequel: Avengers Made A Billion Dollars So I Guess We're Doing That Now, director Zack Snyder has delivered on his promise by revealing not just more of the car, but, in a surprising twist, Batman himself, as played by Ben Affleck. As for the Batmo

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