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A blockbuster opening for "Man of Steel" this past weekend paves the way for Time Warner Inc.'s TWX +0.92% Warner Bros. to rev up its efforts to challenge Walt Disney Co.'s DIS +1.02% Marvel Entertainment in the superhero movie game.
Warner Bros.' costly Superman reboot opened to an estimated $125.1 million, including $12 million from Thursday evening shows, in the U.S. and Canada, the second-biggest debut of the year behind Marvel's "Iron Man 3."
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Hopefully they will stay away from Justice League. That would completely work against the whole point of these reboots for Superman and Batman.
On the other hand, Aquaman could be quite successful... maybe Vincent Chase is available.