New Video of Superman Flying on 'Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice' Set

Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice is currently filming in Chicago, and more videos and photos continue to pour out from the set. The latest ones show Henry Cavill in his full Superman costume taking flight.

The videos show Cavill on a rig floating in the air and taking flight in the streets of Chicago at night. He's not exactly zooming around, but he's in the air. We've embedded one of the videos below, and you can check out the rest over at Comic Book Movie.

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Henry Cavill News (@henrycavillnews) tarafından paylaşılan bir video on Kas 11, 2014 at 8:45Ös PST

You can also check out Comic Book Movie for some photos of Cavill as Superman and Amy Adams as Lois Lane.

In other news, Comic Book Movie also reported an extra on the movie spoke to SupermanHomepage and revealed details of two scenes on which he worked. The first was a flashback featuring Jeremy Irons.

"'The first scene we filmed was with Jeremy Irons,' he says. 'It was out in a field with young Bruce Wayne. A flashback to the Wayne funeral. The small set was really cool with the hearse vehicles
sporting Gotham license plates.'"

The second one had much juicier plot implications, so beware of SPOILERS AHEAD.

"'The second scene I was involved in was situated in a half-stadium style set surrounded by tall green screen walls. Henry Cavill was on set dressed as Clark Kent, but did not film with us that day.' He continues, 'This scene was a parade scene to take place in 'Washington D.C.,' obviously the CG effects for the surroundings would be placed in post production.' Now for the major spoiler of this report... 'The parade, we were told, was the funeral for the President of the United States. I wish I had more pics but our phones were checked in before filming and we didn't get them back until the end of the day.'"

The extra also sent a photo to SupermanHomepage of the giant green screen, which you can check out here.

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