The Official Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Movie Thread

[Brandeezy]

But isnt this movie set in the 40s

Chris' deal is muti picture tho so somehow he makes it to present day

 

[23Barrettcity]

But isnt this movie set in the 40s

Well I think the beginning like cap but she has to transition to the present and that kind of Trevor's role now

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

THAT WORK.















MARCH IS TAKING IT'S TIME.

But when it gets here

 

[Jello Biafra]

It still kills me when debating Superman on this board that some people act like there's only two characterizations in Superman's entire history, like if you don't like Man Of Steel Supes you must want Donner Supes. Hell, literally this very week DC dropped the first issue of the Superman: American Alien series that presented us with yet another young Clark Kent origin story fresher and more fitting for a modern Superman than Man Of Steel will ever be.

To be fair the most recent debate is centered on @Kill Dat Noize pointing to the Donner/Reeves Superman as the defining one.

 

[Jello Biafra]

Wonder woman set photo

Also in an interview dude on the left, Said Taghmaoui revealed hes playing a superhero, his casting was a 3 month process and was with intense physical strengthing....im thinking....who could he be maybe hawkman or dr.fate.
ALso its been confirmed the cinematographer is the one form interstellar and spectre

The current comic book version of Dr. Fate is of Arab descent.

 

[Jello Biafra]

But isnt this movie set in the 40s

Part of it is set in the past then it jumps to the current time.
Pine will probably play OG Trevor from WW2 and also his nearly identical grandson with the same name in the present.

 

[fukkyalifestyle]

I dont blame anyone for not wanting to play green lantern after the movie tanked.

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

To be fair the most recent debate is centered on @Kill Dat Noize pointing to the Donner/Reeves Superman as the defining one.

first of all i just wanted to say that i do not need my superman defined by christopher reeve, he just happen to deliver a perfect performance. singer and routh's superman might have bared visual resemblance but he was completely lacking in every other category. he wasn't fun to be around, he didn't have a larger than life presence, he wasn't charming or humorous... it was like he was a completely different character. he barely even talked or showed any personality. what did lois ever see in this guy?

plus what WAS that movie? a sequel to superman 2? a reboot? what YEAR is it? why does everything look retro? is it an homage to the silver age superman? what the fukk is going on?

i don't see how you can call superman returns "classic" superman. i am more famous than brandon routh.

 

[Jello Biafra]

yea humorous... as in not a lifeless stiff. see superman returns and man of steel.

in the donner movies and in TAS the character actually has a pulse. he has charisma.

to this day people still know the name christopher reeve. not because he was an A list hollywood movie star but because he was iconic in his portrayal of superman. I don't know what version of the character you guys prefer, but that is the version the general public loves and admires. that is the classic superman. the golden and silver age superman.

brandon routh was a shy faq in cosplay. no one bought him as superman. flopped out the gate never to be heard from again. henry cavill literally just played the character on the big screen and he's still a relative nobody. I don't know what else to say. The lifeless superman that doesn't smile and doesn't talk just doesn't resonate. even the most die hard MOS fans admit their favorite part was the action.

have you seen donner's superman? how would you describe reeve's superman?

perhaps you just have a warped definition of charisma?

reeve's charisma and charm is precisely the reason why he was iconic in the role. his smile literally lit up the screen.

watch donner's superman.

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

you misunderstood me, but i could see why based on how i worded it. i'm saying that VERSION of the character is the one people envision when it comes to superman, not necessarily christopher reeve.

however christopher reeve did in fact own the role and deliver a pitch perfect performance. and also, that's not to say it can't be done again.

 

[Czerka]

Can we stop talking about that brain dead cracker vegetable? Henry cavili is superman now, deal with it

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Can we stop talking about that brain dead cracker vegetable? Henry cavili is superman now, deal with it

Aside from the brain dead part, I agree



nikkas still crying because the MOS isn't the same goofy/charming Superman that they looking for.

The MOS Superman was still pretty new to everything and it was an orgin story. MOS was a great superman movie.. Accept it, it has its moments

 

[MartyMcFly]

Can we stop talking about that brain dead cracker vegetable? Henry cavili is superman now, deal with it

I'm not going to shyt on the dead like that but you're right: It is what it is at this point, either you rock with it or you don't rock at all

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

I'm not going to shyt on the dead like that but you're right: It is what it is at this point, either you rock with it or you don't rock at all

i think henry cavill looks like he could be a fine superman.

just not based on how he was used in MOS.

 

[Twoedged_Sword]

Zack Snyder is going to give us the greatest Batman incarnation on screen.