The highly anticipated Superman sequel has locked in Ohio tax incentives, but with a twist for fans of the first film.
“Man of Tomorrow” — the follow-up to last summer’s blockbuster “Superman” film — has secured a $1.99 million Ohio motion picture tax credit. According to Cleveland.com, the production (operating under the working title “Exodus”) plans to shoot in Cincinnati, not Cleveland, which served as Metropolis in the original film.
The five-day shoot is tied to $6.6 million in eligible in-state spending, a significant reduction from the first film’s $11 million tax credit and $37 million Ohio expenditure…