‘Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice’ Release Date, Updates: Movie split into two parts? Trailer debut expected during Super Bowl

By Staff Writer

Jan 12 2015, 03:28 AM EST

Reports concerning the movie 'Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice' being split into two parts continue to circulate around social media, but Henry Cavill dismissed the rumor. Movie trailer my not also happen very soon although plenty of logical guesses are being made online.

iDigital Times cited Variety and reported that Cavill teased fans with some spoilers of the movie. He said that Ben Affleck is a "great" Batman but he may still be weak as compared to his character and that he may not stand a chance in the fight. Variety reporter Ramin Setoodeh, as reported by iDigital, also gave an update regarding the 'Batman vs. Superman' movie when he interviewed Cavill during a party in Los Angeles. And the revelation is that there will be no 'Batman v. Superman: Enter The Knight.'

Concerning the trailer of the movie, there may not be any solid information as to when the trailer will be released. However, there are rumors that it will be released by Warner Bros. with 'Jupiter Ascending' premiere or with the launch of 'Mad Max: Fury Road.'

Previously, the trailer of the new movie 'Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice' was rumored to appear in front of 'The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies,' but this unfortunately did not happen. It was assumed that doing so would boost ticket sales by end of the year. Besides Warner Bros. is already distributing pictures of 'Batman v Superman,' reported Latin Post.

So when is the trailer really coming out? Some theories make more sense than the others and here are some of the best ones we've got: It might be released during the Super Bowl on February 1 or before "Mad Max: Fury Road" in May. By the way, the movie is set for release in March 2016 which is a long way from here and it must be so that the post-production is still dragging.

So rumors about the movie 'Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice' being split into two parts are not true, at least in the words of Henry Cavill, although some plenty of changes can still happen especially that the trailer won't be available very soon.