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Kickoff your review of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice: The Art of the Pic

Batman five Superman: Dawn of Justice pits ii iconic heroes against i another. That premise, when combined with the visual talents of managing director Zack Snyder, promises to be a great looking film with lots of interesting blueprint elements. This book features concept art from the film and highlights the overall look of the movie forth with key design choices related to the characters.

Every bit an effective sequel to Homo of Steel, Dawn of Justice maintains the pattern sensibilities of Snyder'southward previous Superman

Batman five Superman: Dawn of Justice pits two iconic heroes against i another. That premise, when combined with the visual talents of director Zack Snyder, promises to be a swell looking film with lots of interesting design elements. This volume features concept art from the moving-picture show and highlights the overall look of the pic along with central design choices related to the characters.

As an constructive sequel to Man of Steel, Dawn of Justice maintains the design sensibilities of Snyder's previous Superman film. The picture very much wants to wait and feel like the real globe, with sites like the US Capitol making an appearance. The fictional city of Metropolis looks much like our ain modern-day urban population centers - with Lexcorp HQ Tower looming large in the skyline.

The wold of Batman, on the other hand, is a fleck more than stylized. Gotham is equally dark and dismal every bit it's ever been. Because this is Batman'southward first appearance in this story (The Night Knight trilogy is not considered part of this "universe"), the designers were able to start from scratch and do something. Snyder and his team succeeding in creating a Batman that is differentiated from all the others that have come before. The book too features Batman'south many gadgets and weapons, his mech conform, as well equally the Batmobile and Batwing.

The book also takes a brief look at the other characters in the motion-picture show - Lex Luthor, Doomsday, and of course Wonder Woman. The challenge beyond the board was to take inspiration from the comics, but make the designs unique and interesting for the large screen. A few key scene in the picture are also detailed, including the fight between Batman & Superman, and likewise the Knightmare sequence.

The imagery in the volume is outstanding. It's by and large sketches and conceptual artwork. Merely there are besides some production photos and some stills from the completed moving picture. If you are interested in this film and enjoy Snyder's visual manner, and so you'll probably relish this book.

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Aug 27, 2016 John Shaw rated it it was amazing

A stunning look into
the development of the unique
visual styles from the groundbreaking motion picture
From the locations to the clothes
to the props
we see all the care
that went into the smallest detail
an attempt that played no pocket-sized
part in the brilliance of the film

Jan 01, 2019 ✨ rated it really liked it

A corking backside-the-scenes look at the picture through concept and panel fine art. I felt nostalgic to reading this despite the pic coming out nearly three years agone.

Nice art for a relentlessly ugly motion picture.

Feb 20, 2017 Oscar rated information technology liked it

There are a few intrigue insights and early concept drawings, but this "Art of the Film" book is more an abbreviated making of the pic, general production volume. There are a few intrigue insights and early concept drawings, but this "Art of the Film" book is more an abbreviated making of the motion picture, full general production volume. ...more than

Rating: B
Batman v Superman was probably one of the worser superhero films out there. That being said, one of the almost redeeming qualities of it for me was the incredible attention to item and the mere telescopic of this amazing vision of both Gotham and Metropolis. So, with the Batman v Superman: Ultimate Edition existence released presently, I idea I would do a review of this.

As yous might exist able to tell, I was pretty excited for this volume, based on i of my favourite aspects of the picture show. 'The Art Of

Rating: B
Batman v Superman was probably one of the worser superhero films out there. That being said, one of the almost redeeming qualities of it for me was the incredible attention to detail and the mere scope of this astonishing vision of both Gotham and Metropolis. Then, with the Batman five Superman: Ultimate Edition being released presently, I thought I would do a review of this.

As you lot might be able to tell, I was pretty excited for this book, based on one of my favourite aspects of the film. 'The Fine art Of The Film' is there, and what there is is great, merely I just wish there was peradventure a piffling bit more than of it. Maybe some more concept artwork over some of the stills of the film. The other stuff is bang-up too, and you tin can tell that downwards to the layout of the Batcave that mayhap Snyder wasn't to arraign for it non beingness received very well. It's a really nice book and a bang-up sort of collector'south particular, but I just wish there was a trivial more artwork.

Recommended: Yes

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A nice big sumptous fine art volume with both lovely photos, drawings, stills and storyboards from the flick. Every major graphic symbol has their own chapter, and in that location is a little bit of text and quotes from the filmmakers about information technology likewise. My only existent gripe is that some of the fine art looks rather sketchy, especially the laughable storyboards, which look similar children'south drawings. Did Zack jot those downward himself in 2 seconds, and couldn't he take handed them over to a professional creative person? Either way, it's a A nice big sumptous fine art book with both lovely photos, drawings, stills and storyboards from the film. Every major graphic symbol has their ain chapter, and at that place is a piffling bit of text and quotes from the filmmakers nearly information technology every bit well. My just real gripe is that some of the art looks rather sketchy, especially the laughable storyboards, which look like children's drawings. Did Zack jot those down himself in 2 seconds, and couldn't he have handed them over to a professional creative person? Either fashion, it's a small gripe about an otherwise excellent volume, and a gorgeous picture show overall. ...more

Batman v Superman wasn't an astonishing moving-picture show. On the other manus information technology did manage to be entertaining and I don't actually agree with all the criticism information technology received.
The art book for the movie is skilful, just it isn't great. My main gripe is that it has a lot of photos and stills from the film, and non equally much concept and production art as I would have liked. What's ther is really good, I just wish there was more. Batman v Superman wasn't an amazing motion picture. On the other hand information technology did manage to be entertaining and I don't really concord with all the criticism information technology received.
The art book for the movie is good, but it isn't great. My main gripe is that it has a lot of photos and stills from the film, and not as much concept and product fine art as I would take liked. What'south ther is really good, I just wish there was more. ...more

Mar 12, 2016 Braiden rated information technology really liked it

Would have loved more concept artwork on level with the Force Awakens art book, but I will still treasure this equally a favourite in my drove. Afterwards all, I've hopefully scored myself 1 of the limited edition signed copies come up May. Would accept loved more concept artwork on level with the Force Awakens art volume, but I will all the same treasure this as a favourite in my collection. Later on all, I've hopefully scored myself 1 of the limited edition signed copies come May. ...more than

Mar 25, 2016 Tim rated it actually liked it

I love this blazon of fine art book, it's always fascinating to meet the concept designs and sketches for costumes, sets, and characters. I wish there was more on Wonder Woman and work ups for the other characters who had cameos, but otherwise I accept no complaints. I love this type of art book, information technology's always fascinating to see the concept designs and sketches for costumes, sets, and characters. I wish in that location was more than on Wonder Woman and work ups for the other characters who had cameos, simply otherwise I take no complaints. ...more

Apr 12, 2016 Lou rated information technology really liked it

Recommends information technology for: DC fan, motility picture fan

Very nicely washed book of the Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice. Goes to each character, details on the batcave, batmobile and batwing. Excellent pictures.

I was expecting a lot more artwork and so BTS photos, and it has more stills from the movies than bodily artwork or bts photos. Although the artwork that is in the volume is pretty on-betoken.

May 29, 2017 Ben Lane rated it really liked it

Found this for $fifteen at a minor contained bookstore and couldn't be happier. Dear these "Art of the Movie" books, and in that location'southward much to love about BATMAN Five SUPERMAN, the wildest and weirdest superhero blockbuster in years. Institute this for $xv at a small independent bookstore and couldn't be happier. Honey these "Art of the Film" books, and at that place's much to love almost BATMAN Five SUPERMAN, the wildest and weirdest superhero blockbuster in years. ...more

A one-time naval officeholder, Peter was already a published author in the rather disparate realms of Scandinavian archeology and pen-and-paper role-playing games when he was tapped to pen the books Watchmen: The Fine art of the Flick, Watchmen: The Official Film Companion, and 300: Rise of an Empire: The Art of the Flick. His nearly recent flick book is Chappie: The Fine art of the Film, based on the movie by Distri A former naval officer, Peter was already a published author in the rather disparate realms of Scandinavian archaeology and pen-and-paper function-playing games when he was tapped to pen the books Watchmen: The Fine art of the Film, Watchmen: The Official Moving picture Companion, and 300: Ascent of an Empire: The Art of the Moving picture. His most recent movie volume is Chappie: The Art of the Pic, based on the film by District nine director Neill Blomkamp.
His all-encompassing background in Viking culture and history served him well when writing The Unofficial Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard Companion, due out from Ulysses Press in September, 2015.
He also scripted the narration for the PSP game 300: March to Glory, and was responsible for the stories and screenplays for the games Watchmen: The Finish is Nearly and The Guardians of Ga'Hoole. His horror/thriller feature film (co-written with and directed by Clay Staub, produced by Scott Mednick), Devil's Gate, is in postal service-production.
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