The Batman v Superman star said it took some convincing to get the movie studio to lend him the costume – “They trust me for the movie, but not for a 4-year-old’s birthday”, Affleck, 43, joked. The emojis nearly make me want to use the hashtags just for the heck of it. It’s surprising though that the film’s marketing team chose this time to release the Twitter emojis to get people to participate in the #WhoWillWin debate. However, such plans haven’t been made official yet, as the outcome of Batman v Superman may need to be seen first. But, according to a rumor that has emerged online, there has been an increased effort to smear the reputation of both the superhero hybrid and Warner Bros.’ expanding DC Cinematic Universe. However, most alarmingly for Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice fans, these posts seemingly seem to be appearing on a regular basis. The cut will feature an R-rating and is rumored to be darker in nature than the film cinemas will be getting, as “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” now holds a PG-13 rating. He throws a smoke bomb, and then tries to shoot a dart of sorts at him, and it doesn’t exactly go as planned.
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The doting father-of-three reveals he was happy to put on his “scary face” and voice for the kids, but he forgot their parents would all be in attendance, and they found his full get-up rather amusing.
With the speculation surrounding “Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice” dying down as the movie’s premiere date approaches, fans have started to look ahead to “Justice League: Part One”. Batman has an immediate advantage with that. For example, the R-rated Blu-ray Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition which came to light last week.
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“The thing with Superman is, if it’s going to be a head-to-head fight with someone who’s human, like a real fight, all-out fight it’s a different story”.
