Employment vengeance is a wonderful thing from the outside: the wild lashing out of a disgruntled and usually sacked employee taking swipes at the guys who showed him the door can make for delightful entertainment, particularly if it's caught on social media. It's the kind of opportunity that few will ever see in their own working lives - to stick the knife in on a company that has (in your own head) wronged you - despite the fact that you probably had it coming, and deserved to be sacked for the kind of attitude that made the public reaction an inevitability. And apparently, it happens in the film industry as well, if a post on ComicBookMovie is anything to go by. That article, which cites "one of the Latino Review guys," who spotted something interesting on a gaming message board as the source, presents some pretty intriguing group of Batman Vs Superman rumours, whether they are to be wholly believed or not. The article claims that a former employee on the Man Of Steel sequel art department, who, naturally was sacked, has spoiled all of the major plot details of the fan-serving upcoming blockbuster. The source is apparently "someone from the art department that supposedly got sh*tcanned (apparently a bunch of them were fired). I confirm nothing. Just passing along what I heard. Take it with the proper amount of salt." There's a good chance that the fired employee's symbolic middle finger salute will be outdated when the film comes out, as Chris Terrio is charged with rewrites, and you don't get sacked from the art department of a film if everything is going to plan (even if it looks more like the employees simply moved on when the release date was pushed back.) But, it's fun to speculate anyway, and some of the information released is intriguing (and just about clever enough to sound real,) so without further ado here are the 11 plot details for Batman Vs Superman that may or may not be true. Probably best to get a few ladles of salt ready to take with this lot...
11. The Villains Are Lex Luthor And Metallo
Good moves, considering Metallo's kryptonite powers, but let's hope it's not the versions from supercamp Superboy...
