In issue 216 of , co-director Christopher Miller offers us an insight into how he's bringing Batman back to the big screen – in Lego form.

Inside the issue - which is - Miller reveals that he an🌟d co-director Phil Lord ( ) took a different approach to the Bat than Nolan and Bale.

“Our visi🌠on of Batman is very aware that he's a wealthy millionaire on top of being a super-cool hero," Miller says.

"Will Arnett brings a lot to the character.ꦅ The character is a little bit more egotistical and self-involved🌌 than other stuff we've seen him in. But in the end, he's still a hero and does the right thing and is a badass."

The director adds that he met with 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Zack Snyder to make sure there was no cross-over between The Lego Movie and Warner Bros' own DC properties.

"We sat down with Zack Snyder and his team about it," Miller reveal꧒s. "I said we're making our𝄹 own universe and they have nothing to do with it."

The Lego Movie o pens in the UK on 14 February 2014.

For more from Miller, pick up the brand new issue of Total Film , which is out now , and includes an exclusive look at , and many more exciting new movies , plus chats with Zoe Saldana and Colin Farrell.

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