Batman Vs. Superman Trailer

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The new Batman v Superman movie is one that has many fans skeptical. The replacing of Christian Bale with Ben Affleck is a move that could doom this movie from the start. It is not fair to judge a role before the movie is actually seen, but Affleck just does not seem like the king of guy who could pull of playing Batman.

LEGO BATMAN IS MORE ENTERTAINING THAN THE NEW TRAILER

I have watched many movies where the trailer was amazing, but the movie sucked. A lot of the times when this happens, the trailer reveals all of the awesome moments. This means that the rest of the movie is boring and practically filler. The fact that Lego Batman is more fun to play than the new Batman v Superman trailer is to watch is no doubt a shot at the movie. The

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