"Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice" is almost done filming and the production team is wrapping up quickly-Techtimes reported that Zack Snyder and his crew were done filming in Detroit and Chicago and are now moving to New Mexico which could be "the final leg of shooting the film."
There's also a strong possibility that Henry Cavill will not be joining for the final location since he is already done filming all his parts, leading to the conclusion that production should soon wrap up. The next stop will be post-production, then Warner Bros. will tidy things up for the 2016 release, Techtimes added.
If these rumors are true, then the trailer for "Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice" will have its trailer released before the year ends. In addition to this speculation, The International Business Times reported that the trailer is said to be plugged with the release of "The Hobbit: Battle of Five Armies."
Both of these films are by Warner Bros. so this may not be far from reality. Fans are already itching in eager anticipation of how the film will look like in motion-and so it would appear like Warner will deliver the goods than previously expected, wrote Techtimes.
Meanwhile, in a recent interview with the Chicago Tribune, Henry Cavill shared his filming experience and what he thought about playing Superman. He said that the role is indeed very challenging and the discipline required is like learning dance steps. To him, being strapped to a harness and mimic a man flying through the skies is not easy, added the International Business Times.
"It was very difficult work. It was very physically demanding," said Cavill. "You can't just sit in the harness and expect it to do all the work. You're not going to look like you're flying. You have to pay attention to what your feet and legs are doing. It's like dancing."
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