In less than two weeks, we'll all finally find out who would win in a fight between DC Comics' two biggest heroes in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice." But if waiting is too difficult right now, then watch the supercut YouTube user M1llion put together using all of the trailers and promos released for the film.
M1llion took all the promos he could find and patched it together into what he thinks is the most possible chronological order of the film, including an extra 1 minute and 20 seconds of footage. The arrangement is actually believable and the fights between the two heroes are not just pushed together in one section to create an exciting video.
This is actually M1llion's fourth time to put together a supercut for "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," so one can just imagine the time and effort this fan dedicated to the film. What is even more impressive is that some of the clips included in the final product do not seem familiar to American audiences so those may have been culled from international promotions for the film.
The supercut begins with the root of Bruce Wayne's anger towards the Man of Steel, and that is during Superman's fight with General Zod, which results in the destruction of the city. We then see Bruce Wayne's determination to wear the cape again as Alfred's voice is heard exasperatedly explaining that his boss is a fool.
We also get a glimpse of Lex Luthor Jr. and Diana and her superhero alter ego, Wonder Woman, who shields Batman from Doomsday's attack. Of course, the film itself is two and a half hours long so the 11-minute supercut probably would not do much to satisfy your curiosity, but it is at least a worthy short-term fix.
"Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice" is directed by Zack Snyder and will be released in cinemas March 25.
