Well, this was unexpected.
The first “Batman V Superman” trailer has leaked online in full.
Warner Bros. can’t be too pleased. The studio had plans to debut the trailer Monday evening at fan events in Imax theaters across the country.
It's believed the leak may have stemmed from a showing of the trailer ahead of an "Avengers: Age of Ultron" screening for media.
Check out the video before it's pulled.
The trailer itself is pretty dark, and not just visually. The film appears to pick up exactly where 2013's "Man of Steel" ended.
Superman is put on blast by essentially everyone, including Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg) and Batman (Ben Affleck), for all the death and destruction he caused in the last film.
Earlier on Thursday afternoon, images began to leak online from what appeared to be a trailer to the film before quickly being pulled.
This is the second time footage from "Batman V Superman" has leaked online.
Following last year's San Diego Comic-Con, footage shown during a panel for the film quickly spread on YouTube before being pulled by Warner Bros.
"Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice" is in theaters March 25, 2016.
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