Warner Bros.' upcoming superhero film "Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice" has reportedly carried on its filming in Detroit with which one of their known recent stops had been at Corktown's Michigan Central Station, as reported by MLive.
A video was captured by WXYZ (Channel 7 News) early last weekend, showing the film crew getting busy over smoke and helicopters at the train station's east side.
Moreover, following the Tour de Troit event at Roosevelt Park, the production team of "Batman v. Superman" had been quiet, although storage trucks, lighting rigs and seemingly crushed vehicles were said to have been spotted. A white vehicle was shown to be sprayed with "01" on one side while the other black vehicle had missing parts.
Before summer ended this year, the filming for the upcoming movie had been brought to other Corktown locations as well as the Russell Industrial Complex, a former police headquarters in Detroit, and a former Wayne County building, to name a few.
Aside from filming, there have also been photos that confirmed a remodeled Batmobile as well as first look at a new Lex Luthor, who will be portrayed by Jesse Eisenberg for the forthcoming "Batman v. Superman" movie.
The Epoch Times has shared a couple of photos and videos that were posted by users on Twitter and Instagram who spotted the actual filming of the movie. The pictures and footages show that shooting had been carried out mostly at night as well as with fake rain, loud explosions, and helicopters in the air.
The cast, led by Henry Cavill who plays Superman, has been said to continue filming at the Kent farm in Illinois. Although this part of filming was said to be pushed back a couple of times, it will now be carried out in November within one to two weeks' time.
Alongside Cavill and Eisenberg, fans can look forward to seeing Ben Affleck as Batman, Amy Adams as Lois Lane Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, and Diane Lane as Martha Kent, among others.
"Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice" has been slotted for an official release date on March 25, 2016.
