Superman Lives!

[Kevin Roegele]

Originally Posted by Showtime029

I thought Kevin Smith did a good job with Lois and Superman's interaction but the script itself was average.

Action adventure is just not his forte, as he'll happily admit.

[ChocheTheHero]

Kevin Roegele, one of my phrases is in your signature... Why? :P

[Showtime]

Originally Posted by Kevin Roegele

Action adventure is just not his forte, as he'll happily admit.

I think I have heard him admit it, he is good for what he does do right though.

[Kevin Roegele]

Originally Posted by Showtime029

I think I have heard him admit it, he is good for what he does do right though.

He said it when he turned down directing Green Hornet.

[Kevin Roegele]

Originally Posted by ChocheTheHero

Kevin Roegele, one of my phrases is in your signature... Why? :P

Because it's funny. But I'll get rid of it if you want.

[ChocheTheHero]

Kevin Roegele, don´t worry. It makes me... Happy
Long live to the Jeremy´s hotdog xDDDDDDD

[The Shredder]

I would have had a curiosity (perhaps morbid) to see the flick. Cage as Supes would have been .... different. But maybe interesting in some ways as well. Agreed on Smith's script being superior to that of Burton's final shooting Wesley Strick script.

[batman strikes]

Originally Posted by The Shredder

I would have had a curiosity (perhaps morbid) to see the flick. Cage as Supes would have been .... different. But maybe interesting in some ways as well. Agreed on Smith's script being superior to that of Burton's final shooting Wesley Strick script.

I thought the Dan Gilroy script was the final draft before Burton left the project. Because if I remember correctly the studio hated that draft and told Burton to have it changed. Anyways could someone review Wesley Strick's draft because I have no idea what the basic storyline for that script was.

[Kevin Roegele]

Originally Posted by batman strikes

I thought the Dan Gilroy script was the final draft before Burton left the project. Because if I remember correctly the studio hated that draft and told Burton to have it changed. Anyways could someone review Wesley Strick's draft because I have no idea what the basic storyline for that script was.

Yeah, WB made Burton change the script continuously. He went through four or five writers as I recall.

Originally Posted by The Shredder

I would have had a curiosity (perhaps morbid) to see the flick. Cage as Supes would have been .... different. But maybe interesting in some ways as well. Agreed on Smith's script being superior to that of Burton's final shooting Wesley Strick script.

I've been fascinated by the project ever since 1997, when I was telling everybody that Cage was the new Superman. It would have been extremely unique. I must be the one person in the world who though Cage as Supes was a fantastic idea. He's nothing like the typical Superman, but as a different, Elseworlds version of Superman if you like, I loved the idea.

I'm still toying with the idea of novelising Kevin Smith's script, or drawing some pages as comicbook pages, or something. It's almost an obsession.

[Abaddon]

wasn't Lex a Kryptonian in the script?

[The Shredder]

Originally Posted by Abaddon

wasn't Lex a Kryptonian in the script?

No. I believe you're thinking of JJ Abrams first draft script.

[KrypJonian]

Kevin- Do you happen to know how I could get my hands on the Strick or Gilroy scripts? I've always wanted to read them, but only found reviews...

[Wolfman]

Originally Posted by KrypJonian

Kevin- Do you happen to know how I could get my hands on the Strick or Gilroy scripts? I've always wanted to read them, but only found reviews...

I would love to read Wesley Strick's script as well. You can get Gilroy's script from here (among other aborted scripts):

http://www.supermanhomepage.com/movies.php

Just scroll all the way down.

[SchumacherFan]

Found this. Nic Cage interview promoting Ghost Rider where he talks about if he played Superman in 98, he would 'turn the character upside down and do something totally new'.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eF6SU...eature=related

[SchumacherFan]

Another one where he mentions Tim Burton by name...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyqSZ...eature=related

[Sam Fisher]

Originally Posted by Wolfman

I would love to read Wesley Strick's script as well. You can get Gilroy's script from here (among other aborted scripts):

http://www.supermanhomepage.com/movies.php

Just scroll all the way down.

Man, that Batman/Superman movie would've been awasome.

[Wolfman]

It sure would. That and Superman Lives.

[BH/HHH]

Originally Posted by Sam Fisher

Man, that Batman/Superman movie would've been awasome.

It needed some fine tuning, there were many things that were out of character for both Batman and Superman. Plus some things were just stupid in the script but it was a good start. I didn't like the whole Lois and Clark divorcing thing either. But like I say a rewrite or two would probably have sorted this. Still even in that script version I'm sure it would have been a cool movie.

[ChocheTheHero]

[Binker]

Y'know, that's not bad. In fact, it kinda fits with what people who have actually known what the suit would look like, would look like. In fact, I believe that was the classic suit for Act 1, pre-Death. Because Act II was the black/multi-phasing suit, and Act III was going to be a less muscle, more organic (latex looking, but not really latext) suit. Which we did see before, i.e. the one with the long hair Cage.

Now, we need manips.

[Kryptonian Warrior]

I would really like to see these pictures in color. You know, he actually doesn't look half bad as Supes! I'm really curious to see how the movie would have actually played out.

BTW, nice avatar Bink!

[SuperLurker]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Unfilmed-Sup...item3f219515e5

I don't have $25 right now, but I wonder if this is authentic.

[-JKR-]

Originally Posted by Binker

Y'know, that's not bad. In fact, it kinda fits with what people who have actually known what the suit would look like, would look like. In fact, I believe that was the classic suit for Act 1, pre-Death. Because Act II was the black/multi-phasing suit, and Act III was going to be a less muscle, more organic (latex looking, but not really latext) suit. Which we did see before, i.e. the one with the long hair Cage.

Now, we need manips.

That suit we saw was just a very early mock-up of what could later be the/a suit. Just look at how cheaply made it was. The neck opening was painted onto the suit!!!

[EditNinja]

I quite like this costume (not as much as the MOS or Reeve one though). This is a quick job manipping the hues & colour saturation (to hell with detailing & accuracy!)cy!)

[CGHulk]

http://supermanhomepage.com/images/s...30128-Cage.jpg