EW| Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor in 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice'Entertainment Weekly hat geschrieben:“He’s not any of the Lexes that you’ve seen, that’s for sure,” says Snyder, “other than him being a captain of industry and one person to the world and another person to himself. And bald, of course.”
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“Our Lex is disarming and he’s not fake,” says Snyder. “He says what he believes and he says what’s on his mind. If you can unravel the string and decipher what he means, it’s all there.”
Es ist schon ein neues Batmobil, aber es sieht noch immer eher wie eine Mischung aus klassischem Batmobil und Tumbler aus.MonsterZero hat geschrieben:Viel interessanter fand ich den Tumbler im Trailer.
Will man diesen Film nun doch ins Nolan Universum eingliedern, oder steht man einfach so auf das Auto?
THR| DC Entertainment To Give Classic Batman Writer Credit in 'Gotham' and 'Batman v Superman'DC Entertainment hat geschrieben:DC Entertainment and the family of Bill Finger are pleased to announce that they have reached an agreement that recognizes Mr. Finger’s significant contributions to the Batman family of characters. "Bill Finger was instrumental in developing many of the key creative elements that enrich the Batman universe, and we look forward to building on our acknowledgement of his significant role in DC Comics’ history," stated Diane Nelson, President of DC Entertainment. "As part of our acknowledgement of those contributions," Nelson continued, "we are pleased to confirm today that Bill Finger will be receiving credit in the Warner Bros. television series Gotham beginning later this season, and in the forthcoming motion picture Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice."
Fortune hat geschrieben:Alexander Joseph Luthor Jr. is a 31-year-old wunderkind who transformed an aging petrochemical and heavy machinery dinosaur into a tech darling of the Fortune 500 in what some call a superhuman feat.
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"Dad named the company after himself ten years before I made my unexpected entrance into his life. But investors seemed to respond to the idea of an adoring father building a legacy for his precious son. He used that to his advantage. It was a good shtick and, whatever else he was, he was a good businessman," the younger Luthor explains.
Referring to Alexander Luthor Sr. as a "good businessman" is not unlike calling Napoleon Bonaparte a "competent conqueror." The East German émigré, who passed away unexpectedly in 2000, arrived on our shores with nothing, but managed to carve out an empire of oil and machinery. By all accounts, he accomplished this feat through sheer grit and ferocity. His enemies, of which there are many, would also probably add "viciousness."
"Well, Dad was a complicated guy," his down-to-Earth son notes as we pass a tasteful display of his world-famous collection of meteorite crystals.
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Partly, the success of this young company comes from Luthor's willingness to go where Wayne fears to tread. Wayne Enterprises has shied away from military contracts in the last decade.
Also, ich habe den Film nicht in IMAX gesehen. Ich denke, solche Kommentare meinen nur, dass der Film in IMAX besser funktioniert.MonsterZero hat geschrieben:Wenn ich aber in den Kommentaren lese, dass der Film nur in IMAX 3D funktioniert und richtig wirken würde, frage ich mich schon langsam was bei Regisseuren heute falsch läuft?
Sollte es nicht mein Ziel sein, dass mein Film in allen Version funktioniert und nicht nur im Superschnulli 3D in 17.1 und rundum Leinwand?
Dann müsste ich ihn ja mögen, tue ich aber nicht.Paul Naschy hat geschrieben:Was ich dem Film aber zugute halte, ist, dass er bei den "Nerds" prozentual besser anzukommen scheint als bei Ottonormalkinogängern. Um bei dem Beispiel zu bleiben: Richtig gute Musik ist auch nicht für den Mainstream gemacht.
