General Mills is doing a cross promotion making a Batman and Superman cereal that will contain a prequel comic to the movie.

Avengers introduced two significant characters - as in, had dialogue and appeared in more than two scenes - not seen before in previous films (Maria Hill and the Chitauri leader). B vs. S is going to have over thirteen major new characters introduced in one movie.

Avengers didn't have great success by having a lot of characters on screen at the same time - they had great success because they introduced characters in fairly successful and well-done movies... and THEN had them join forces on screen at the same time.

It sounds trite, but it is true. We're going to have nearly every major JLA character introduced in this movie, along with a slew of major DC villains, all in the span of 120 minutes.

<sigh> Batman: The Animated Series... how you spoiled us in what good entertainment could be.

is also rumored for the film now: screenrant.com/batman-v-superman-scoot-mcnairy-character-revealed/

Also, Batman might kill: screenrant.com/batman-v-superman-producer-jury-executioner/

Give me complete creative control and a 2020 release date and I could make this a good film (granted it might not do well in theaters, but it'd be good for the fans). I promise to make the better of the two films XD

Except the 2nd half of Ultron...

IMHO Ultron was not necessarily the worst Marvel studios movie yet, but easily the most disappointing. The Ultron character was 1-dimensional, the Twins were ham-fisted & the ending was pretty lame/predictable more-or-less across the board. I lost 99% of my interest after the Vision was introduced, and he wasn't enough to save the flick. I sincerely hope Civil War and Dr. Strange get the series back on track...

True version of Wonder Woman is that she has anorexia?

Superman's face at 2:02