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"Batman and Superman vs. Bridget Jones "

Here's the real reason superheroes are fighting

This faux trailer reveals the real reason why Batman and Superman are fighting. 
 Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice
Jimmy Kimmel recently revealed the reason Batman and Superman are fighting.
On a new episode of his show, the TV host hilariously mashed "Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice" and "Bridget Jones' Baby," revealing why the two superheroes have been fighting.
According to the faux trailer, the two superheroes fighting over the same woman and her unborn child.
Batman Vs Superman: Dawn of Justice Batman Vs Superman: Dawn of Justice
About "Bridget Jones' Baby"
“Bridget Jones” is a franchise based on the fictional character with the same name, Bridget Jones. British writer Helen Fielding started her Bridget Jones's Diary column in The Independent in 1995.
The both films in franchise have grossed over $540 million at the global box office. The threequel is set to open nationwide in the U.S. on September 16, 2016.
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Synopsis.
"At long last, see Batman and Superman square off against each other in 'Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice', an epic superhero showdown which will change both their lives forever. 
Clark Kent doesn't trust Gotham's mysterious masked vigilante. Bruce Wayne doesn't trust the alien who nearly destroyed Metropolis. And Lex Luthor, who hates Superman more than anyone, is manipulating both of them for his own twisted ends.

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