I've mentioned a few times that Warner Bros. are concerned about Batman v Superman, and various sites all seem to agree that there's a general feeling of nervousness on their part about the movie. That's pretty understandable when you think about it, especially if they've really spent as much as $400 million, but isn't it at least a little worrying that the studio responsible for Batman v Superman have such little confidence in it? It's even been said that Warner Bros. are starting to feel scared because they've failed to get the response they hoped for after showing the movie to people. That sort of buzz is a million miles away from how many of Marvel's movies have been perceived during their early screenings, but it could be that Zack Snyder has simply made a film for the fans and not something the general audience will necessarily embrace as much. As worried as they may or may not be, there's no way that's going to stop Warner Bros. from promoting the hell out of Batman v Superman, and let's face it, a movie featuring these two heroes fighting does sell itself in some ways. Of course, a strong opening weekend can easily plummet if moviegoers don't like it, and if the studio is all that concerned, they'd best keep a much closer eye on Snyder when it comes to Justice League...
