Cool Videos: VFX reel showcases the effects work of Batman v Superman

Last Updated on July 31, 2021

Most blockbuster movies these days have a variety of VFX companies contributing to their visual effects, and the recent BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE was no exception. Although Zack Snyder's DCEU flick may not have fired audiences up exactly the way that Warner Bros. was hoping it would, there were certainly some fairly impressive visual sequences to found throughout the film. Scanline VFX was one of the companies which lent their talents to Snyder's film, and a VFX reel has been released which showcases their work. Although these types of reels tend to play much the same way (so many layers!), it's always interesting to see just how much work went into creating these worlds.

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