Movie soundtrack composer Hans Zimmer has revealed that he has not yet been invited back to work on Warner Brothers' planned Superman Vs Batman movie.
The sequel to Man Of Steel is apparently [uuid=7ce128a2-6e6e-4e80-8143-4e43f9b81b7d]beginning filming this weekend[/uuid], but Zimmer told Vulture that he doesn't even know if he would be able to work on the movie.
He said: "Honestly, I'm just sort of grappling with that right now.
"Quite seriously, the thought right now is that no, I don't want to go and take what I did with [Christopher Nolan] and just plonk it into another movie. There isn't one good reason to do it, and there are so many good reasons not to do it."
Zimmer composed the themes for Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy, Zack Snyder's Man Of Steel and has also worked on the Pirates Of The Caribbean franchise.
"I didn't really enjoy myself much on Pirates 4," he continued. "And I love that with The Dark Knight Rises, Chris said, 'That's it'."
"I really enjoyed working with Zack Snyder, so part of it would be a personal decision. At the same time, I wouldn't want to put the ideas I used in the Chris Nolan Batman movies into a Superman movie. It just wouldn't feel right.
"I'm a procrastinator, and right now, I don't want to make a decision. Zack hasn't talked to me about it, so I don't have to worry about it! I'll worry about it when I have to worry about it, and then, if I'm lucky, I'll have an idea.
"If I have an idea, I can do something with that, but if I don't have an idea, then my good idea is going to be, 'Get somebody else'."