New Trailer Out

[Edd Grayson]

I'm liking the voice. I prefer it to Bale's in any case.

And I think Ben Affleck and Gal Gadot and Henry Cavill will do great as our heroes.

I'm sold on Affleck and Cavill. I'm not sure about Gadot yet. I'll have to see more.

Gadot in the trailers looked very good for me, and while I wasn't sure of her casting at first, while I was open to Ben Affleck's and I liked MoS and Cavill, I'm on board for all three.

[The Dark Knight]

There's no concern about her looks - more so her acting. We haven't seen her say anything in the trailers yet.

[Edd Grayson]

True. But I am less concerned about her acting in this film, since she won't be exactly the main character until her solo film.

Time will tell.

[Catwoman]

She definitely looks the part so far. Like Edd said, her acting won't be a huge issue til her movie unless she's just....bad. lol

Gotta give some love to my man Jeremy Irons as Alfred. I'd like to actually give him some....

[BatmAngelus]

I'll have to get used to the Batman voice. It's still better than Bale's (and hell, probably would've made more sense in that trilogy), but I'll always prefer the Keaton/Kilmer approach.

Might just be me but Affleck's Wayne seems to be channeling a bit of mumbling Josh Brolin here.

Eisenberg seems way more hammy here than in the previous trailer. Odd acting choices in the scene where he interrupts Clark and Bruce.

[The Laughing Fish]

I think it's still too premature to judge Affleck's Batman voice. The line where he says "It's time to learn what it means to be a man" sounds modulated and it's likely because he's wearing the armored suit during the fight against Superman. The way he spoke in that other line about Wonder Woman sounds more natural, but again, none of these are enough to tell if his voice will sound acceptable or not.

I may not be convinced by Eisenberg's Lex yet, but I smirked when he said "That's a three syllable word for any thought too big for little minds" as soon as Lois called him psychotic, and then he condescendingly patted her forehead with a fingertip. 

[Catwoman]

I may not be convinced by Eisenberg's Lex yet, but I smirked when he said "That's a three syllable word for any thought too big for little minds" as soon as Lois called him psychotic, and then he condescendingly patted her forehead with a fingertip. 

I actually did like that part.

[Edd Grayson]

I may not be convinced by Eisenberg's Lex yet, but I smirked when he said "That's a three syllable word for any thought too big for little minds" as soon as Lois called him psychotic, and then he condescendingly patted her forehead with a fingertip. 

I actually did like that part.

Yeah, so he may not be the ruthless Lex from the DCAU, but he shows signs of being the evil genius. I hope they know what they're doing with him, even if I still dislike that Jesse guy.

[The Laughing Fish]

I may not be convinced by Eisenberg's Lex yet, but I smirked when he said "That's a three syllable word for any thought too big for little minds" as soon as Lois called him psychotic, and then he condescendingly patted her forehead with a fingertip. 

I actually did like that part.

Yeah, so he may not be the ruthless Lex from the DCAU, but he shows signs of being the evil genius. I hope they know what they're doing with him, even if I still dislike that Jesse guy.

I get that he rubbed people the wrong way with those unfluttering comments he made about Comic Con, but there have been other actors who have made negative comments about the genre they starred in. Alec Guinness thought Star Wars was crappy sci-fi and even Heath Ledger expressed his distaste for superhero movies when he was cast as the Joker. But as long as the performance is good, nobody cares...right? :/

[Edd Grayson]

I may not be convinced by Eisenberg's Lex yet, but I smirked when he said "That's a three syllable word for any thought too big for little minds" as soon as Lois called him psychotic, and then he condescendingly patted her forehead with a fingertip. 

I actually did like that part.

Yeah, so he may not be the ruthless Lex from the DCAU, but he shows signs of being the evil genius. I hope they know what they're doing with him, even if I still dislike that Jesse guy.

I get that he rubbed people the wrong way with those unfluttering comments he made about Comic Con, but there have been other actors who have made negative comments about the genre they starred in. Alec Guinness thought Star Wars was crappy sci-fi and even Heath Ledger expressed his distaste for superhero movies when he was cast as the Joker. But as long as the performance is good, nobody cares...right? :/

I care.  But yeah, if the performance is good, like Guiness, I've nothing against the actor in the role. Ledger on the other hand, I respect him and his work, but he was not my Joker.