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Brandon Routh was similar in that regard. He did better with public relations and press with representing Superman offscreen than onscreen.Because Batman Begins did such a good job of establishing Bale as Batman they could shift focus to The Joker/Harvey Dent.
Man of Steel needs to establish Cavill as Superman. Now, I hate to say this but I think it's more important for Cavill to have charisma and a screen presence than to be a great actor. This isn't Daniel Day-Lewis performing Abraham Lincoln. From what I've seen of Cavill he appears more charismatic in interviews and being charming around fans than his actual performances in movies.
I think with a good script/direction he has a chance to exude his natural charisma which would help his performance.
I agree, and i have high hopes the script will be good, i mean David Goyer wrote it.I think it's important for the audience to believe Cavill is Supeman even before he puts on the costume.
Just look at Batman Begins, Iron Man, and the last Spiderman movie. They spent time focusing on the character before they put on the costume/armor. You have to bond with the actor before they even take flight.
Garfield is nothing special. He doesn't have much range. Always has the same look on his face. And, frankly, his ginormous head and goofy hairdo (the same in every movie) is just offputing. He looks like a bowling ball on a toothpick. He's definitely among the lower tier of actors in his age group -- in terms of acting ability.flickchick85 said:Garfield is a fantastic actor, imo. Not only was he great in Boy A and Red Riding, but I was lucky enough to see him in Death of a Salesman, and he was remarkable in that.
She will be introduced seperately merge with Clark's.That's why I say the Daily Planet scenes will focus on lois.She'll be working at the Daily Planet while clark out in the world tryna find himself and she'll come across him at some point.I really think lois will offer him a job at the Daily Planet.The identity thing will come into play at that point.They might do it like smallville and have lois know clark is superman when he become superman.As I said during a previous post a while back I think Lois will be introduced seperately and then have her storyline merge with Clark's. That's different than in the original movie when she was introduced along with Daily Planet Clark.
As we've seen from the old set photos Lois is also in Alaska at some point. I'm guessing she's on the trail of some unsual phenomenom but doesn't actually cross paths with Clark until they're both in Metropolis.
I doubt it will be that long.
Superman Returns took a lot of heat for being too long for WB execs.
Guys, has there been any type of news about the trailer and when it might premiere?
I'm starting to get really impatient.
If it's two and a half hours of entertainment than you can get away with it. Superman Returns was two and half hours of boredom.
Now I don't think you can exceed two and half hours.
Completely disagree, but to each their own.Garfield is nothing special. He doesn't have much range. Always has the same look on his face. And, frankly, his ginormous head and goofy hairdo (the same in every movie) is just offputing. He looks like a bowling ball on a toothpick. He's definitely among the lower tier of actors in his age group -- in terms of acting ability.