The Shape
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7 or 8 feet seems like a realistic option, he'd still tower over the league without looking too big
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7 or 8 feet seems like a realistic option, he'd still tower over the league without looking too big
Lois returns and shes more tenacious than ever:
Its been a few years since Man of Steel, but Lois Lane hasnt slowed down. Shell still stop at nothing to land the story. She may have some tunnel vision, but shes got a job, moral standards, insists Amy Adams. Though when we meet her before she would do anything to get a story now Clark has instilled some faith in humanity in her.
This morning on set, Adams has had her head tilted to the sky as her boyfriend descends to Earth in his grandiose guise. I think I start some scenes like that, she laughs. Her relationship with Clark is the closest thing she has to anything faith-based, you know? Although moving in [with Clark] brings issues.
However, her priority is definitely the latest scoop. It could be that Lex Luthor is in her journalist crosshairs this time. If the first film found space to ponder the state of journalism in the digital age, this new adventure takes a sidelong glance at how the media can be manipulated by the powerful. How corporations can use the media, says Adams, and different people can use media to spin perception.
Its a theme also reflected in the headlines the Daily Planet and Gotham Free Press sun for and against their local heroes. Adams loves how Zack Snyder had widened the horizons to the sequel to encompass so much more of the DC universe, and while she has little interaction with Wonder Woman (I am too busy sleuthing, but she definitely brings another dynamic), she does get her Batman scene. Ive filmed part of it, its a big moment, she says, one that involves plenty of wirework and special effects work.
And if the guys in tights are grabbing the front page, Lane serves a vital function amid their mayhem. Because Superman, as she puts it, is 100 percent earnest, while Batman is a little self-serious. Whereas Lois Lane is the one who is effectively saying, Really? She is the one asking the questions, Adams says proudly. She speaks from an audience perspective.
Bruce Waynes lonely Gotham megapad but her fearless determination to get to the truth of any story is messing with Supermans agenda to become accepted by the rest of the world; it hardly looks good if hes prioritizing rescuing her over any other human being, yet how can he not? Plus, points out Cavill, Its not a normal relationship. How could it be? One of them is an alien.
Which is something Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg) is very curious about. Traditionally Supermans nemesis, this movie is partly an origin story for their enmity. To begin with, Eisenbergs Luthor and Batman will be in cahoots against this Kryptonian godhead. Clark knows who this Lex Luthor chap is, Cavill says, but he certainly wouldnt assume that he had any bad intentions.
As for Batman? Well, there lies the rub. Rather than just Alien Vs Predator, where you have two monsters and theyre gonna fight, says Affleck, here you have two people who really truly believe they are doing something heroic and necessary in their conflict. And two rights make a right ding-dong.
In the end, the argument goes like this: Superman thinks Batmans methods make him as much a criminal as the menagerie of pantomime freaks hes got locked up in Arkham Asylum (cue: Suicide Squad). He doesnt agree with his form of justice, states Cavill, taking up the cause. For this farm boy who tries to do things the right way, justice at any cost is not something he can come to terms with.
He doesnt want to bully Gothams gothic antihero that would make him as bad as Batman. Hes supposed to be the figurehead for good, an untouchable. So at first, as Clark, hell try and expose him in the papers, show the world what this Batman dude is doing, says Cavill.
Problem is, Batman has no such qualms. Batman is willing to fight dirty. Batman has seen the devastation that comes from aliens battling on Earth, reasons Affleck. He thinks Supermans attracting flies to our planet. He is basically a beacon. Batman has counted the cost of Supermans so-called heroics. His view is simple: hes destroyed a city, hes murdered people, he must be stopped.

Batman has counted the cost of Superman’s so-called heroics. His view is simple: he’s destroyed a city, he’s murdered people, he must be stopped.

Bruce Wayne sounds like an online Man of Steel hater.![]()
Yep,10 feet looks perfect.Ok supposing that all members of the Justice League average at 6ft, then a 10ft Darkseid would be great.
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But a 15ft Darkseid would be overkill.
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I'm there with you. I always imagined him to be massive and imposing.
Bruce is really just trolling the DCEU. It's been years and the guy keeps talking about all the destruction.

I bet he was against the idea of Superman killing Zod.![]()

By the end of BvS, witness how Bruce will pull off the world's biggest troll moment when Clark extends his hand to shake Bruce's for the first time as a sign of respect, only for Bruce to place a bill into Clark's hand that tallies up all of the destruction and cost of damages that Clark owes him.![]()

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We're talking Darkseid's height now?![]()
Simply it strips away free will, enslaving those who hear it to the speaker's will.
Nah.Yep,10 feet looks perfect.
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That's what she said.That is way too big lol.

And that's something I hope they do.
In FC, Darkseid used technology to enslave humans. It's even more relevant now, especially with all the fancy smartphones and tablets.

"People look at their phones too much.when Darkseid arrives it would be like this
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