Official Man of Steel Trailer(s) Thread - Part 3

[Sun_Down]

Originally Posted by LordofhouseEl

Couldn't the maybe thing be an edit and he doesn't actually say that in the movie in regards to Clark question, this sounds stupid but I watched his mouth in that scene and it doesn't move so I am hoping its something they have done to cause confusion with the trailer.

Definitely could be. Either way, I don't see it as a huge thing.

[nikdavies15]

Any thoughts on what was burning through the sky at 1:58, above whoever was casting the fishing net?

[Van Petrol]

Amazing trailer! Love what I'm seeing. Only criticism would be that it does seem a bit too dark and colourless in terms of the films palette.

[Hush]

After watching a number of times, I have to say that I think it still lacks that wow scene but that it looks like a good film for sure.

[Professor_X]

Beautiful trailer.

I love the grounded reality. I realize that this was Godfathered by Nolan and that's his thing...but...it really helps with Superman. Even more so than with Batman. It's such a fantasy-based leap, that grounding it in our world - the camera angles, the lighting, etc...really works.

I think my favorite parts are the leap into the air in the arctic. The little trembles...wow. And the second, when Supes is looking at Lois in the dessert and the camera is placed on their hands. The style of the suit and the lighting gives it a great alien-future look.

[Transcended]

Originally Posted by Van Petrol

Amazing trailer! Love what I'm seeing. Only criticism would be that it does seem a bit too dark and colourless in terms of the films palette.

Disagree. I think the colors look very rich and hyper-real in certain scenes, which fits with Snyder's aesthetic.

[antsman41]

also, that shot of Superman hugging Martha Kent on the porch of the farmhouse...

AMAZING.

[That person]

Originally Posted by HighFivingMF

I wonder what Kurosawa would say about this.

Whatever happened to him?

Anyway, based on only four viewings so far, I freaking loved it. Still waiting for good shots of Zod in armor and Clark in traditional Clark gear, but I'm kind of glad they didn't give away too much here. I already want this to be a longass movie just so it can properly address all the awesome things we've already seen.

[Professor_X]

Originally Posted by antsman41

also, that shot of Superman hugging Martha Kent on the porch of the farmhouse...

AMAZING.

Yup. Another great one. There's power, but then a lot of gentle moments too.

And by the way: When did this site start using those stupid green word link- thing? God I hate those. I can baring hover my mouse around the screen without 2-4 little windows popping up.

[Van Petrol]

Originally Posted by Transcended

Disagree. I think the colors look very rich and hyper-real in certain scenes, which fits with Snyder's aesthetic.

I'll get used to it, but I was expecting something a little bit more brighter and richer.

[mclay18]

Originally Posted by That person

I already want this to be a longass movie just so it can properly address all the awesome things we've already seen.

Raimi's Spider-Man, for its few shortcomings, neatly summed up the character's origin story at just 121 minutes (including credits). The redundant reboot was a bloated 136 minutes by comparison.

If Snyder can tell the story within two hours without rushing it (I think he can pull that off), he should do that. But if it's going to be longer, as in ASM or BB length, it needs to earn it.

[JAK®]

Originally Posted by Professor_X

And by the way: When did this site start using those stupid green word link- thing? God I hate those. I can baring hover my mouse around the screen without 2-4 little windows popping up.

You most likely have some form of spyware. This happened to me a few years ago, it's not a feature of the site.

[Lencho01]

Originally Posted by HighFivingMF

I wonder what Kurosawa would say about this.

Me too.

[StarvingArtist]

Originally Posted by Kane52630

I love how his fists became gravitational poles while he was powering up.

Holy crap I didn't notice that at first.

AWESOME

[LordofhouseEl]

The scene with young Clark locking himself in that room I am guessing its when his super hearing kicks in and he cant control it.

[hammerhedd11]

Originally Posted by I SEE SPIDEY

I know exactly what the word means. I insulted your lord and savor so I expected childish posts like this.

I'm the childish one, huh?

Also, making big talk that "no one wants to admit it" when its only your opinion is pretty childish and looking for trouble, so of course you expected retorts. I didn't say one word about Nolan in the first place also, so nice job making a jab at nothing in particular.

If you feel it's pretentious, fine. But when you say that the pretentiousness of Nolan's films don't bother you, or that MOS could be good regardless, what exactly, then, is so pretentious if the movie works for you? If a movie is pretentious, and showcases that sense of greater meaning or importance that it doesn't have, than why would you be able to enjoy it? That would not be a good film, just one pretending to be. From that comment, I got the sense that you don't really understand that word and were thinking more along the lines of pretentious = dark/overly serious.

[hammerhedd11]

Originally Posted by That person

Whatever happened to him?

He probably died from all the hatred flowing throughout his body for anything and everything new.

[I SEE SPIDEY]

Originally Posted by hammerhedd11

I'm the childish one, huh?

Also, making big talk that "no one wants to admit it" when its only your opinion is pretty childish and looking for trouble, so of course you expected retorts. I didn't say one word about Nolan in the first place also, so nice job making a jab at nothing in particular.

If you feel it's pretentious, fine. But when you say that the pretentiousness of Nolan's films don't bother you, or that MOS could be good regardless, what exactly, then, is so pretentious if the movie works for you? If a movie is pretentious, and showcases that sense of greater meaning or importance that it doesn't have, than why would you be able to enjoy it? That would not be a good film, just one pretending to be. From that comment, I got the sense that you don't really understand that word and were thinking more along the lines of pretentious = dark/overly serious.

It's over move on I'm having fun now.

[djkris]

Originally Posted by Van Petrol

Amazing trailer! Love what I'm seeing. Only criticism would be that it does seem a bit too dark and colourless in terms of the films palette.

My impression, from the trailer alone, is that the film will start with these dark colors. But as soon as Clark realizes and accepts his destiny and dons the Superman costume, the world (and the movie) will progressively become brighter and more colorful.

[Van Petrol]

Originally Posted by djkris

My impression, from the trailer alone, is that the film will start with these dark colors. But as soon as Clark realizes and accepts his destiny and dons the Superman costume, the world (and the movie) will progressively become brighter and more colorful.

That thought had crossed my mind too.

[StarvingArtist]

I kind of wish they had stuck with the music from the thin red line

[hammerhedd11]

Originally Posted by I SEE SPIDEY

It's over move on I'm having fun now.

Ah, a true master of debate.

[Hamill-Joker]

Originally Posted by Hush

After watching a number of times, I have to say that I think it still lacks that wow scene but that it looks like a good film for sure.

I'd actually prefer them to save as much wow as possible for the movie instead of putting it in the trailer.

[Lone]

Dat music!

[I SEE SPIDEY]

Originally Posted by hammerhedd11

Ah, a true master of debate.

There is nothing to debate. I don't give a **** what you think of me. If you think that I don't understand English, great that's your opinion.

Go away, ***** to somebody else because I don't want to talk to you.
And why would you want to debate someone you think doesn't understand words?