Batman V Superman - Dawn of Justice: Ultimate Edition Cut is OUT !
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cinepax has started advance booking too 
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GUYS cmon ! [MENTION=127279]mac007[/MENTION] bale himself said that his nolan batman wasn't the one he wanted to portray in an interview, bens batman KILLS it just in the trailers man whoever had doubts about ben as batman those must've been shattered by now.
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GUYS cmon ! [MENTION=127279]mac007[/MENTION] bale himself said that his nolan batman wasn't the one he wanted to portray in an interview, bens batman KILLS it
just in the trailers man whoever had doubts about ben as batman those must've been shattered by now.
the movie will tell us if Ben is the right guy.... i hope he is (w)cinepax has started advance booking too
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GUYS cmon ! @mac007 bale himself said that his nolan batman wasn't the one he wanted to portray in an interview, bens batman KILLS it
Yeah I know right
I've never seen anything like it. They started selling tickets on Friday, I went there Saturday morning and the show I wanted to attend was already 70% booked I was like wth. Couldn't get the seats I wanted, but who cares, I just wanna be there.New trailer btw, shows new footage:-
Does this movie look stunning or what wow! Every scene just looks magical.
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I agree, there is a lot of hype about this film locally, its gonna be awesome,
I managed to get seats for the royale cinema (1200 rs per head with value added services). First time I am gonna go see it in this cinema so hope the
high price is worth it.
Each friend of mine is booking 3 seats as they want to see this movie at least three times. Go figure.
I agree, there is a lot of hype about this film locally, its gonna be awesome,
I managed to get seats for the royale cinema (1200 rs per head with value added services). First time I am gonna go see it in this cinema so hope the
high price is worth it.
Each friend of mine is booking 3 seats as they want to see this movie at least three times. Go figure.
[h=1]Batman V Superman Advance Ticket Sales Outperforming Deadpool, The Avengers[/h]
While a portion of the Internet has been using Zack Snyder’s Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice as a punching bag almost since it was first announced, it’s always been hard to imagine the film not performing well at the box office. Batman and Superman are two of the most iconic characters in the history of American pop culture, and with Wonder Woman also involved in the superheroic fray, the question has become not whether BVS will do well financially but just how well it will ultimately do.
If advance ticket sales are any indication, Batman V Superman is on its way to a pretty mammoth haul, and possibly setting box-office records. According to early reports, Dawn of Justice has currently sold between $20 and $25 million in advance tickets, which outperforms the advance numbers earned by fellow comic book blockbusters Deadpool and The Avengers. Deadpool opened domestically to the tune of $132.4 million, while The Avengers debuted to a gargantuan $207.4 million. This suggests Batman V Superman will open somewhere between those two numbers. For reference, the most recent Batman film The Dark Knight Rises posted similar advance numbers to BVS in 2012, and ultimately raked in $160.9 million over its opening weekend.
As far as the records factor goes, if Batman V Superman opens domestically at anything above $152 million, it will capture the title of biggest pre-summer opening weekend from the first Hunger Games film. On a slightly smaller scale, if BVS debuts to over $147 million, the DC showdown will take the crown of all-time biggest Easter weekend opening from last year’s Furious 7. Prior to the release of the advance ticket totals, industry analysts were already predicting somewhere around $140 million for Dawn of Justice’s opening weekend gross, meaning that breaking one or both of the above records is a realistic goal for Warner Bros.
Of course, Batman V Superman exceeding Deadpool’s advance sales isn’t exactly a huge surprise, if only because PG-13 movies tend to bring in wider audiences than R-rated ones. Deadpool may have shocked the world with its enormous level of success for an R-rated film, but right now, Fox’s raunchy fourth-wall breaker still serves as more the exception that proves the rule, than a clear portent of a changing tide toward adults-only blockbusters.
The fact that BVS is outdoing The Avengers is a more laudable achievement, especially since the latter opened in the summer. To be fair, though, the practice of buying advance tickets for big movies is a tad more common now than it was in 2012, and it’s highly unlikely Dawn of Justice will get too close to The Avengers’ massive opening weekend numbers. That said, the early box office predictions for Deadpool only had it earning around $65 million, so at this point it looks like anything can happen.
Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice opens on March 25th, 2016, followed by Suicide Squad on August 5th, 2016; Wonder Woman on June 23rd, 2017; Justice League Part One on November 17th, 2017; The Flash on March 16th, 2018; Aquaman on July 27th, 2018; Shazam on April 5th, 2019; Justice League Part Two on June 14th, 2019; Cyborg on April 3rd, 2020; and Green Lantern Corps. on June 19th, 2020.
Source: Deadline
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THE HYPE IS REAL !
While a portion of the Internet has been using Zack Snyder’s Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice as a punching bag almost since it was first announced, it’s always been hard to imagine the film not performing well at the box office. Batman and Superman are two of the most iconic characters in the history of American pop culture, and with Wonder Woman also involved in the superheroic fray, the question has become not whether BVS will do well financially but just how well it will ultimately do.
If advance ticket sales are any indication, Batman V Superman is on its way to a pretty mammoth haul, and possibly setting box-office records. According to early reports, Dawn of Justice has currently sold between $20 and $25 million in advance tickets, which outperforms the advance numbers earned by fellow comic book blockbusters Deadpool and The Avengers. Deadpool opened domestically to the tune of $132.4 million, while The Avengers debuted to a gargantuan $207.4 million. This suggests Batman V Superman will open somewhere between those two numbers. For reference, the most recent Batman film The Dark Knight Rises posted similar advance numbers to BVS in 2012, and ultimately raked in $160.9 million over its opening weekend.
As far as the records factor goes, if Batman V Superman opens domestically at anything above $152 million, it will capture the title of biggest pre-summer opening weekend from the first Hunger Games film. On a slightly smaller scale, if BVS debuts to over $147 million, the DC showdown will take the crown of all-time biggest Easter weekend opening from last year’s Furious 7. Prior to the release of the advance ticket totals, industry analysts were already predicting somewhere around $140 million for Dawn of Justice’s opening weekend gross, meaning that breaking one or both of the above records is a realistic goal for Warner Bros.
Of course, Batman V Superman exceeding Deadpool’s advance sales isn’t exactly a huge surprise, if only because PG-13 movies tend to bring in wider audiences than R-rated ones. Deadpool may have shocked the world with its enormous level of success for an R-rated film, but right now, Fox’s raunchy fourth-wall breaker still serves as more the exception that proves the rule, than a clear portent of a changing tide toward adults-only blockbusters.
The fact that BVS is outdoing The Avengers is a more laudable achievement, especially since the latter opened in the summer. To be fair, though, the practice of buying advance tickets for big movies is a tad more common now than it was in 2012, and it’s highly unlikely Dawn of Justice will get too close to The Avengers’ massive opening weekend numbers. That said, the early box office predictions for Deadpool only had it earning around $65 million, so at this point it looks like anything can happen.
Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice opens on March 25th, 2016, followed by Suicide Squad on August 5th, 2016; Wonder Woman on June 23rd, 2017; Justice League Part One on November 17th, 2017; The Flash on March 16th, 2018; Aquaman on July 27th, 2018; Shazam on April 5th, 2019; Justice League Part Two on June 14th, 2019; Cyborg on April 3rd, 2020; and Green Lantern Corps. on June 19th, 2020.
Source: Deadline
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THE HYPE IS REAL !
Note: there are no spoilers in this video.
Interview with Henry Cavill on upcoming superman role.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClCMwuN3ZwQ#t=8.338185
Interview with Henry Cavill on upcoming superman role.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClCMwuN3ZwQ#t=8.338185
I was so excited for Batman VS Superman.. but then i watched the 2nd trailer... its the xmen shit.. (i like xmen) but it should be only about BvS.. why added all other less interesting characters..the lead characters are enough to sale the tickets..
PS "The (animated) Dark Knight Returns part 1n2" are still the best batman movies i seen after the "The Dark Knight"
PS "The (animated) Dark Knight Returns part 1n2" are still the best batman movies i seen after the "The Dark Knight"
Sweeet! I didn't expect anything else, but after the Indian censor board got rid of some scene in the movie, I got worried :E
‘Batman v Superman’ given universal rating in Pakistan - The Express Tribune
‘Batman v Superman’ given universal rating in Pakistan - The Express Tribune
[MENTION=12088]wAnxTa[/MENTION] yeah i guess its that one scene in the trailer shown aswell with clark and lois getting freaaaky maybe that one
[MENTION=20365]LiV3 WiR3[/MENTION] they are the worse, they start most of the time just a day or two before, maybe if we are lucky on monday next week perhaps.
[MENTION=20365]LiV3 WiR3[/MENTION] they are the worse, they start most of the time just a day or two before, maybe if we are lucky on monday next week perhaps.
oye teri ITS OPEN i just casually went to site and the advance tickets were open
booked mine 
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