ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
It's the premise breh...I don't like the premise of this movie. Nolan (PBUH) had me thinking he understood what he was dealing with with these first two movies.
And now it's like...it's like I feel betrayed...
Nolan da gawd producing Man of Steel
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And now it's like...it's like I feel betrayed...
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Nolan would be caked up like:
Goat gif.nikka!!you make no god damn sense. Get out my thread!
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This isnt gonna be a Nolan movie. He just gave em a rough idea and helped select Snyder to direct. This isnt gonna be the Batman Begins the Superman version.
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You need to read the new 52, in this age Billy is beating Clark in all areas.
What they are doing with Captain Marvel (fukk calling him Shazam) is just
One of the few misses with nu52
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it's hard to make a good superman movie because there's just not enough tension/conflict to work with. superman's not human, so it's hard to really do anything human with him as is done w/ batman.
the only good line to take IMO is the one between Superman w/ humans...and that relationship would probably be really reminiscent of Batman's relationship w/ the people Gotham or of X-men with humans. in other words, it'd be boring.
there's also just not a lot of good comic material that would translate well to the big screen. the only one i've seen that i've been interested in is the alternate universe one where Superman lands in Moscow rather than Metropolis. that'd be an interesting take, but obviously not the movie you'd make for your studio's summer box office hit.
the only good line to take IMO is the one between Superman w/ humans...and that relationship would probably be really reminiscent of Batman's relationship w/ the people Gotham or of X-men with humans. in other words, it'd be boring.
there's also just not a lot of good comic material that would translate well to the big screen. the only one i've seen that i've been interested in is the alternate universe one where Superman lands in Moscow rather than Metropolis. that'd be an interesting take, but obviously not the movie you'd make for your studio's summer box office hit.
Still going to watch it...but my excitement just went down...I believe there is a trailer during dark knight
The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
Jonathan Nolan did infact "look over and made some corrections" to the script.
Anyway:
The British actor will be in Hall H Saturday with director Zack Snyder to promote "Man of Steel."
Superman is coming to Comic-Con.
Henry Cavill, the actor who is portraying the DC superhero in Warner Bros’ Man of Steel, will make an appearance at the studio’s Hall*H panel Saturday, sources confirm to The Hollywood Reporter.
Whether Cavill would show up had been rumored but not confirmed. When the Comic-Con schedule was first officially revealed in late June, the only thing written about the Man of Steel panel were the words "Man of Steel."
On Wednesday, Warners sent out a press release elaborating details of the participants of its panels for The Hobbit (Ian McKellan, who plays Gandalf, is one of those attending) and Pacific Rim, Guillermo del Toro’s sci-fi monster epic for Legendary.
But for Man of Steel, the studio said only that director Zack Snyder would be on hand and that footage would be shown; no one else was mentioned.
Other actors from the movie, such as Kevin Costner and Russell Crowe, are not expected to attend.
Anyway:
The British actor will be in Hall H Saturday with director Zack Snyder to promote "Man of Steel."
Superman is coming to Comic-Con.
Henry Cavill, the actor who is portraying the DC superhero in Warner Bros’ Man of Steel, will make an appearance at the studio’s Hall*H panel Saturday, sources confirm to The Hollywood Reporter.
Whether Cavill would show up had been rumored but not confirmed. When the Comic-Con schedule was first officially revealed in late June, the only thing written about the Man of Steel panel were the words "Man of Steel."
On Wednesday, Warners sent out a press release elaborating details of the participants of its panels for The Hobbit (Ian McKellan, who plays Gandalf, is one of those attending) and Pacific Rim, Guillermo del Toro’s sci-fi monster epic for Legendary.
But for Man of Steel, the studio said only that director Zack Snyder would be on hand and that footage would be shown; no one else was mentioned.
Other actors from the movie, such as Kevin Costner and Russell Crowe, are not expected to attend.
That is pretty much enough for me. Snyder being the full creative force of a picture is a recipe for disaster (just take a look at SUCKER PUNCH) but when he is given a good idea/story that has already been set up by someone else it leaves him free to do what he does best: create awesome visuals.