Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice TV spot: Bruce Wayne completely owns Clark Kent

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice TV spot: Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent continue their banter though there is something which changes the entire repertoire

Published date india.com Published: January 11, 2016 10:00 AM IST
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice TV spot: Bruce Wayne completely owns Clark Kent

Jan 11: Warner Brothers released Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice TV spots. A small 30 second clipping. Here the superheroes are not in their alter egos but are human Clark Kent, played by Henry Cavill and Bruce Wayne, played by Ben Affleck. The Zack Synder directed movie is set to release on March 25th, 2016. The clip also has Lex Luthor, played by Jesse Eisenberg. (ALSO READ: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice TV Spot: Man of Steel v Batmobile)

The same scene is also the beginning of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice trailer 2. Both Clark Kent and Bruce Wayne are attending Lex Luthor’s party when Kent decides to get Wayne to comment on Batman. The scene seems to be moving in the same direction as the previous trailer and then Bruce Wayne patronizes Clark Kent.

When Clark Kent asks Bruce Wayne about the masked vigilante Batman, Bruce replies, smug, “Don’t believe everything you hear, Son”. Kent is visibly enraged by the insolent comment and before the banter can continue Lex Luthor announces himself. He shakes hands with both and the TV Spot ends with “Don’t pick a fight with this guy”. (ALSO READ:Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice: Flash to appear in the much-awaited superhero film )

This is one of two TV Spot that Warner Brothers have released. However, in neither of the two TV Spots of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Wonder Woman makes an appearance. They only focus on Batman Bruce Wayne and Superman Clark Kent. Granted the TV Spots are only 30 seconds long and Wonder Woman might be the surprise hidden characters in the movie but the clips lack the excitement which its processor Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice trailer generated.

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