'Batman vs Superman' News: Henry Cavill Talks Issues with 'Man of Steel'
The biggest battle in the DC universe is drawing very, very near, and Henry Cavill has something to say to moviegoers who believe that their issues with "Man of Steel" will be addressed in "Dawn of Justice."
In the 2013 movie featuring Cavill's Superman, a lot of fans took his depiction of Kal-El negatively, while most comic book and Superman loyalists believe that his Superman was far from the original.
In a recent talk with Cineplex, Cavill said, "There's no intentional move, I don't think, in Batman vs Superman to address any issues that people had with Man of Steel." He went on to explain that he believes how people welcomed his portrayal of Clark Kent was "fairly mixed."
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It is unclear if the actor meant he will try to be the Christopher Reeves kind of Clark who is the complete opposite of Superman: clumsy, weak, and has a problem with talking to other people. For the most part, Cavill did a good job being introvert and distancing himself from the crowd. However, fans think his introverted portrayal wasn't enough to give their superhero the justice he deserves.
On the other hand, the trailers released so far are proof enough that fans will most likely see a whole new Superman in the mega superhero battle against the Dark Knight. Although it seems that Cavill has no plans of adapting Reeves' Kent, it seems he will be darker than Ben Affleck's Batman and is a new hero compared to the man that the world adored in the previous movie.
Cavill's acting isn't the only thing that fans are looking forward to in the movie. A lot of Batman fans are dying to see how Affleck will pull off an aged and much more serious hero than the younger Batman everyone knew. It is expected that his psychological issues and deranged thoughts will be detailed in the film.
It is also rumored that Jared Leto's Joker will make an appearance to make the film more thrilling. Leto has not confirmed, but fans are excited to see how he will make things hard for Batman.
"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" hits the big screens on March 26.
