On this episode of Collider Movie Talk (March 10th, 2016) Kristian Harloff, Mark Ellis and David Gambino discuss the following: · New trailer for Captain America: Civil War For Kristian and Mark's reaction and review of the Captain America: Civil War trailer click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx0vYgRC2Aw · Ben Affleck confirms ‘devastating loss’ of Robin? · Lex Luthor viral site teasing Braniac? · All new Suicide Squad posters announce SXSW · First image revealed of Alexandra Daddario in Baywatch · Netflix to release David Ayer and Will Smith’s movie Bright · Opening this week (Brought to you by AMC Theatres) · Could Laura Dern be Snoke’s other apprentice in Episode VIII? · How would River Phoenix affect the industry if he didn’t die? The final trailer for Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War was released today offering fans their best look at the movie yet. The movie, Marvel’s longest to date, is about the government setting up a governing body to oversee the Avengers when the team splinters into two camps—one led by Steve Rogers and his desire for the Avengers to remain free to defend humanity, and the other following Tony Stark’s surprising decision to support government oversight and accountability. We’re only two short months away from Civil War’s debut; it opens in theatres May 6th, 2016. Ben Affleck has said that one of the most interesting aspects of Batman v Superman is the idea of a grizzled and world weary Batman going up against an “amateur superhero” with Superman. It’s that idea and the idea of ‘loss’ that attracted Affleck to the role in the first place, this according to a report from Entertainment Weekly. In the latest issue, he talked his Batman in a shared universe of heroes, and the ‘loss’ of someone close to his character, saying, “He’s bitterly disappointed in the past that he’s lost this guy who fought by his side. That character’s death must have been devastating to him, and he’s suffered. We get the sense that he’s suffered a lot of devastating losses before this movie even starts.” While he doesn’t “name” the person he fought beside, fans know all too well who he is referring to and now, we only have to wait two weeks before we get the confirmation when Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice opens on March 25th. Back in October, Warner Bros. launched the LexCorp viral site to promote Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. When logged in users could sign up and receive updates in the form of little Easter Eggs specifically geared towards the fans. Yesterday, the site revealed LexCo’s mission statement that seems to tease another DC villain that could appear in future movies, namely, Brainiac. After logging in to the Lex-OS a message pops up that reads, Brainiac has been rumored as a Justice League villain for a while now and LexCo’s description has fans comparing Brainiac’s description from the comics. As a techno-organic being in search of worlds to add to his collection Brainiac makes him one of Superman’s most dangerous enemies. BUY OR SELL The various members of the Suicide Squad cast have taken to social media to share some new images from the movie while also announcing they are “ready to leave its mark on SXSW,” seemingly confirming an appearance of the movie in some form at the film festival. Using the hashtag #HarleysTattooParlor, Enchantress, Katana, Killer Croc, and Slipknot all got into the action with the actors tweeting each illustration. Warner Bros hasn’t commented on the South by Southwest appearance thus far. The festival runs from March 11-19th, and Suicide Squad is set for release this summer, August 5th. Dwayne Johnson’s Instagram account has been working overtime as of late. The San Andreas actor has used his social media account to show off pictures of his co-stars Zac Efron and model-turned-actress Kelly Rohrbach in character for the R-rated Baywatch reboot. Now, The Rock has shared co-star Alexandra Daddario’s character in costume, telling the fans “he can’t wait till they see her kicking ass, protecting the bay.” After a lengthy auction between many studios, Netflix has risen to the top of a bidding war to land the rights to the Max Landis spec Bright with Will Smith and Joel Edgerton starring and David Ayer directing. Sony and Warner Bros were both in the mix when Netflix offered a more enticing package, proving now that they can go head to head with any major studios. While plot details are unknown, a source at Variety say the movie is in the vein of End of Watch, in a world where Orcs and fairies live among humans. No release date has been set. OPENING THIS WEEK 10 Cloverfield Lane MAIL BAG LIVE TWITTER QUESTIONS

• published: 10 Mar 2016
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