“Vaughn revealed that the first film in the proposed trilogy was meant to take place almost entirely on Krypton, and focus on Jor-El and the impending explosion of Krypton,” Polygon writes. It also would’ve fudged the characters’ origin a bit. The director’s 2008 proposal was initially the start of a trilogy covering Superman’s entire life. Vaughn said “Man of Steel 2” would have hit an “uplifting, hopeful” tone similar to his original pitch. Vaughn also said his take on Superman would have pulled from a previous pitch that he and comic writer Mark Millar (“The Secret Service,” “Reborn”) had made to WB back in 2008.
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However, the director recently told Polygon the movie was no longer happening. Vaughn, who directed the “Kingsman” films and produced “Rocketman,” was previously rumored to be under consideration for the Superman sequel. But director Matthew Vaughn has talked about his plans for “Man of Steel 2.” and DC’s film plans for the foreseeable future. While The Justice League: Part 1 is still a year away, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is slated to hit theaters March 25.SALT LAKE CITY - Henry Cavill’s Superman has flown up, up and away… right out of Warner Bros.
That experience helped him craft his entry into the Justice League universe. Snyder said that working with a group of characters like the Watchmen allowed him to figure out why a superhero would act a certain way and commit certain acts in the first place. "It's a primer in the most basic sense of a Justice League type group." " Watchmen, in a weird way, is Justice League, anyway," Snyder said. The director said he realized pretty early on that Justice League shared some similarities with Watchmen, another comic book he adapted for film, and could take what he learned from directing that movie and apply it to Justice League. Snyder, who's also directing those, took some time to talk about the movie and address how he was going to go about filming it. cinematic event: a two-part Justice League movie. Of course, Batman v Superman is just part of the lead-up to Warner Bros. Snyder continued on to say Cavill's Superman will be very similar in Batman v Superman, and despite a cast of DC heroes being added to the film's roster - including The Flash and Aquaman - the majority of the movie would focus on Superman and Batman (played by Ben Affleck).Īlthough Snyder added that Wonder Woman would have a pretty substantial role in the movie, but returned to his point that DC's two giant figures would take up most of the time on screen. "If you're a comic book fan, you know I didn't change Superman." It's something that Henry Cavill, who played Superman in the film, has also touched upon in previous interviews.Ĭavill echoed Snyder and said that while he was pleased with the Superman they created, he understood why some people weren't a fan. Still, he knew that the way his Superman appeared on screen was going to be divisive. Snyder added that while he believed he stuck adamantly to the version of Superman portrayed in DC's long-running comics, for those fans who just watched the movies, his Superman would have felt very different. If you know the true canon, you know that I didn't change Superman." "If you're a comic book fan, you know I didn't change Superman. "People are always like, 'You changed Superman,'" Snyder said. Justice League movie. During the conversation, Snyder was asked about Man of Steel, which was poorly received by critics and audiences, and addressed accusations that he changed Superman's character. Snyder joined the Hall of Justice podcast this week to talk about his upcoming sequel to the film, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, which is the latest in the build-up to Warner Bros. Rarely has a director had to defend his or her film the way Zack Snyder has with his 2013 Superman movie, Man of Steel.
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