this is do or die, sink or swim, kill or be killed for ANY Superman film because the last one didn't make significant waves and if this one doesn't work then we're stuck with another "Incredible Hulk" which as we know didn't produce a sequel and is only getting another movie because of the Avengers.....but yes, this is do or die especially for an origin film.
this is do or die, sink or swim, kill or be killed for ANY Superman film because the last one didn't make significant waves and if this one doesn't work then we're stuck with another "Incredible Hulk" which as we know didn't produce a sequel and is only getting another movie because of the Avengers.....but yes, this is do or die especially for an origin film.
This right here is the #1 reason why the legal battle over Superman will not amount to anything more than DC/WB just settling by paying the Siegel & Shuster estates a tidy sum and/or royalties...........
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.....right there, that's it, one of the most recognizable brand insignias on the planet, and DC/WB owns it lock, stock, and barrel. From a business/financial perspective it's MUCH more important than any of the story elements the heirs could grab legal rights to. People who've never cracked open a comic-book in their lives and who don't give two craps about Superman himself as a character, still will happily display that symbol on their t-shirts, coffee mugs, car windshields, hell even their underwear. And the heirs don't have even the slightest claim to it. Trying to market their own Superman without that symbol wouldn't net them much at all, and if they tried to use it or a close approximation DC/WB'S lawyers would tear them to shreds. Meanwhile, DC/WB would be only slightly inconvenienced storywise due to losing certain elements of the origin, but could(and would) still make a mint off the merchandising w/the shield. I really don't think they actually want to gain legal control of the origin elements, they are just using whatever means they can to get fair compensation from WB. And if they DO get legal control of those elements the most they will do is use THAT to get compensation by simply leasing or selling them back to WB. Either way, WB, by virtue of being in the stronger position no matter what the court outcome, will either settle before a court decision is reached or buy the rights back after, but either way WB will still have full rights to Supes for a long time to come.
Ok that was indeed epic!Sorry, If this was posted earlier, but has anybody seen this yet? It's FRICKING EPIC!!!!
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Ok that was indeed epic!
Still, i have to wonder why Bruce and Diana didnt help superman in time and what does Batman hope to achieve vs Doomsday. Eh, but dont mind me, i'm being pedantic again. That was great.
Cool! Thanks a lot! Its true that those details dont matter in the end. The furenal and flashbacks are epic. The Clark - Bruce handshake especially had me raging that we havent got a S/B movie yet. Damn it DC!Well, this was in the description:
Superman Doomsday short fan film part 2 -- Funeral For a Friend. Keeping in tone with part 1, the dialogue is minimal as I am trying to tell the story through images and music almost like a "silent movie".
In this quick chapter, I wanted to dramatically slow down the pace and focus on people close to Superman while experiencing the funeral from their POV. I wanted to separate this from other massive scale funeral vids with tons of cameos by keeping it smaller and more intimate. I also wanted to touch on the relationships between the core three members of the Justice League because in my vision, although they are friends, the Justice League has not been formed yet. Unknowingly, this is the moment that truly brings them together and it begins with Batman and Wonder Woman in their quest to avenge Superman's death.
I am fully aware that there is a huge logical problem by having a funeral while Doomsday is still on the loose. Yes, common sense would dictate that Batman and Wonder Woman immediately attack Doomsday, and Metropolis postpone a funeral for a later time. And yes... that was initially going to the next video. However I felt it was necessary to slow it down for the second act, have the characters pay their respect, and add some emotional drama before escalating to all out action in part 3. So I'm hoping it's something that can be overlooked for the sake of entertainment as we move forward to the finale. And I'm hoping to make the finale as epic as possible! I'm coming up with ideas at this very moment and it's just a matter of making it work, so stay tuned!
Can't wait for part 3^^
Cool! Thanks a lot! Its true that those details dont matter in the end. The furenal and flashbacks are epic. The Clark - Bruce handshake especially had me raging that we havent got a S/B movie yet. Damn it DC!
Btw, DAT BECKINSALE. See, she naturally looks like Lois, so forgive me if i'm skeptical about Adams.

Well, as King Theoden of Rohan once said in the Two Towers:
"If this is to be our end, then I would make it such a end"
I really hope that all of the creative minds involved really go out to make this film into a INSTANT classic.
For over 30 years, we've had S:TM used as the "definitive" superman version for following incarnations to follow and take liberties from.
I hope that once MOS is released, that MOS WILL BE that film that future versions (assuming if there are any past the snyder/Nolan films) that take liberties from MOS.
More like Christmas Day for The Man of Steel than Boxing Day.
Christmas Day is one of the biggest movie-going days of the year. Yes, they'll put Superman there if need be. The whole point of making it a big Christmas release doesn't mean you open it the day after Christmas.
no...MOS needs to come out before the 21st (the end of the world). i don't want to see the MAKING of this movie only for the world to end before we see it in it's entirety.
