The LEGO Batman Movie is arguably one of the best films to ever tackle the Dark Knight, and like The LEGO Movie before it, the flick also has a killer soundtrack. So, what happens if you bring that jaunty attitude to Zack Snyder's grim-dark? This, and it's glorious. One intrepid fan has recut the (awesome) warehouse fight scene from Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice with Patrick Stump's fist-pumping "Who's the (Bat)Man." It's even better than you'd imagine. Seeing Ben Affleck's brutal version of Batman mow through baddies takes on a whole new perspective when it's set to a tune about how Batman is generally just crazy-awesome. Seriously, why couldn't the entire movie just be this? Check out the re-cut fight below and have a good laugh.‘Supergirl’ 2.14 ‘Homecoming’ Review New ‘Power Rangers’ TV Spot Teases Rita Repulsa’s Past Alex And Kara Are On The Offensive In ‘Supergirl’ 2.15 ‘Exodus’ Trailer Stephen Moyer Joins Fox And Marvel’s Untitled ‘X-Men’ Series
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Along the way, Batman and Robin will (inevitably) find the meaning of friendship and family. How damn cute is that? From the trailers and TV spots, we have seen some pretty iconic DC Comics characters like The Flash, Green Lantern, Superman, Catwoman and more. However, we haven’t had any castings for those roles. Thanks to Matt Goldberg over at Collider, we now know everything. Returning to the role he originated in The LEGO Movie is none other than Channing Tatum who will voice Kal-El/Superman. Tatum’s 21 Jump Street co-star, Jonah Hill, will also return to the role of Green Lantern. In The LEGO Movie, the duo had a love/hate relationship, with Green Lantern being borderline obsessed with his Justice League-partner. New casting includes The Intern‘s Adam DeVine who will voice the role of The Flash, currently being portrayed on TV by Grant Gustin, and in film by Ezra Miller. Dirty Grandpa‘s Jason Mantzoukas will voice Scarecrow, Doug Benson as Bane, X-Men: First Class‘ Zoe Kravitz is Catwoman, Steven Universe‘s Kate Micucci is Clayface, and comedian Riki Lindhome will voice Poison Ivy.
Interestingly, some pretty iconic movie characters will appear in the upcoming film. Sauron (voiced by Jermaine Clement) Green), Voldemort (voiced by Eddie Izzard), King Kong (voiced by Seth Green), and Phyllis (voiced by Ellie Kemper). These characters all exist outside the Batman universe, but will somehow make an appearance as “The Ubers.” There is currently no word on how these characters will tie into the movie, but, you know what? When you have King Kong crossing over with The Dark Knight, who really cares? Oh, you can get a pretty good look at some of these villains in a new clip from the film thanks to iTunes Trailers: — iTunes Trailers (@iTunesTrailers) February 3, 2017 The LEGO Batman Movie opens February 10th, and sometime in April if you live in Australia. In the irreverent spirit of fun that made “The LEGO® Movie” a worldwide phenomenon, the self-described leading man of that ensemble—LEGO® Batman—stars in his own big-screen adventure.
But there are big changes brewing in Gotham City, and if he wants to save the city from The Joker’s hostile takeover, Batman may have to drop the lone vigilante thing, try to work with others and maybe, just maybe, learn to lighten up. We are a week away from THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE from releasing in theaters (February 10) and we've been very vocal about how we believe this could be the best Batman movie ever made. Now, Warner Bros. has revealed the voice cast list and there's definitely some surprise names! So we have Will Arnett as Batman / Bruce Wayne, Michael Cera as Robin / Dick Grayson, Rosario Dawson as Batgirl / Barbara Gordon, Ralph Fiennes as Alfred, Zach Galifianakis as the Joker, Mariah Carey as the Mayor and Jenny Slate as Harley Quinn.Then the cast list continues with the new reveals of Conan O’Brien as The Riddler, Adam Devine is The Flash, Jason Mantzoukas is Scarecrow, Doug Benson is Bane, Zoe Kravitz is Catwoman, Kate Micucci is Clayface and Riki Lindhome is Poison Ivy.
Reprising their voice roles from THE LEGO MOVIE are Channing Tatum as Superman and Jonah Hill as Green Lantern. THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE: Take a Tour of Wayne ManorTHE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE Clip: Batman Fights the JokerTHE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE Clip: Robin Impresses BatmanBatman Takes You Behind the Scenes of THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE FOLLOW ON TWITTER AND LIKE THE DAILY SUPERHERO ON FACEBOOK!'Cavemen' should go back to the Stone AgePossible Green Lantern In Batman V Superman Revealed Slowly but surely Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice has become less about the imminent smack down between Ben Affleck’s Dark Knight and Henry Cavill’s Man of Steel, and more about the early formation of DC’s Justice League. We know that Jason Momoa’s Aquaman, Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman, Ezra Miller’s Flash, and Ray Fisher’s Cyborg will appear in the film in some form or another. However, what about the final piece of the puzzle: Green Lantern? The green clad space cop has remained noticeably absent from the spotlight as the film gets closer and closer to its slated release date, but new reports indicate that actor Dan Amboyer may in fact harness the power of will during the events of Zack Snyder’s upcoming film.
Speaking with POPSUGAR about his involvement in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, Dan Amboyer provided numerous – albeit minor – hints about the nature of his character. While no one statement wholly points to him donning a will-powered ring, many of his quotes add up to give us a pretty good idea that he may very well be a Green Lantern. During the interview, he explained not only does he have some great scenes alongside the major DC heroes, but also that there are DC characters waiting in the wings that have not yet been officially confirmed for the film. While that could indicate a potential villain role, we feel more confident in assuming that this might be a member of the Green Lantern Corps. At this stage, we know that Dan Amboyer is portraying a character creited only as "drone pilot," and that his potential listed name is "Lt. Christie." However, he also admitted that his role has an "undercover" aspect to it, so there’s a distinct possibility that Amboyer's Mr. Christie isn’t everything he seems to be;
given his passion for flight Hal Jordan seems to be a likely reality for his character. Dan Amboyer just seems to really want to play a superhero at the end of the day. He originally auditioned to portray Kal-El in Man of Steel, and then returned to audition for The Flash in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice. We have to believe that such tenacity must have resonated with Zack Snyder and Warner Bros. because all evidence points to him finally getting a superhero on the silver screen. As if all of these clues weren’t tantalizing enough, the final piece of the puzzle came when POPSUGAR innocently asked Dan Amboyer about his favorite color:Definitely blue, but I appreciate nature as well and everything green. Oh come on, Mr. Ambroyer. Don’t jerk us around like that. We will just have to wait and see if Dan Amboyer joins Ben Affleck’s Batman and Henry Cavill’s Superman among the ranks of the Justice League. Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice will hit theaters on March 25.