'Batman v Superman' Spoilers could Cost $5 Million

An extra on the set of Batman v Superman has supposedly spilled the beans on some BIG spoilers from the film. So big, in fact, that it’s being reported the source is being sued by WB for $5 million just for flapping his gums, according to TheWrap. On condition he remain anonymous, the man revealed some juicy tidbits to WILX-10 News in Michigan.

MSU students have been trying to get as much info as they can while the shooting continues on campus.

"“Affleck watch you know you gotta constantly walk around, try and peek your head in – see what you can see,” said MSU grad student, David Johnson.Fellow grad student, Cait Listro added, “Oh yeah I know a lot of people who have been basically stalking the perimeter to see a sight of anything.”Which might be unlikely, but they’re thrilled to even have the opportunity.“It’s pretty cool. I’ve never been this close to a filming before,” Listro said.MSU senior, Jamila Carver, agreed, “It’s really nice to have that, especially to watch the movie once it’s done like oh yeah I lived there, I walked there. That’s like my school.”That’s what students are really excited about – the idea of seeing their campus on the big screen.“It’ll be really cool to see the finished product because I’m kind of wondering what exactly we’re gonna see, how much they’re gonna change it. Will we even recognize it?…I’m wondering how often we’re gonna see it and whether it’s gonna be sort of an establishing shot and then we never see it again or a recurring sort of building in the movie because that would be honestly even cooler,” Johnson said."

But none of their efforts can match a first hand account from someone on set. If these spoilers are true, this is very, very big news. In addition, TMZ is running with the rumor that Callan Mulvey has been casted as the Joker, but that one doesn’t hold a lot of water. I wouldn’t bet on it.

Stay tuned to Caped Crusades for all your Batman v Superman news and updates!

Source: WILX

‘Batman v Superman’ Spoilers could Cost $5 Million

By Skip Harvey | Oct 17, 2014