All Things Superman: An Open Discussion - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Part 56

This is a continuation thread, the old thread is [split]457151[/split]

 

This is a continuation thread, the old thread is [split]457043[/split]

 

Wut?

 

Hahaha...yes *****es I finally closed out a thread and opened a new one. I don't think I've ever done tgat in all my posting. My life is now complete....oh wait, not until I see Man of Steel a billion times and make babies with the hot chick I went to high school with. Then I can die...I guess

 

TV Spot #3 Low-Res for the new thread

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Congrats???

 

But you'll miss potential sequels

 

There is a big difference between searching for specific individuals behind a certain event in a certain city and doing a worldwide search for Superman. How would the US Government even know where to start looking? For all they know, Superman doesn't even have a secret identity or live in the US if he does. Things like the Boston bombing or the Vancouver hockey riot where social media and technology were used to find the perpetrators are far more narrow and smaller in scale. You have a starting place, You trawl through footage of the specific event for suspicious individuals. Launching a massive investigation into who Superman is when you don't even know if he is someone or where to start looking is a completely different situation. You'd need a Person of Interest sort of scifi machine.

Furthermore, even if your points were correct, they do not necessarily lead to the conclusion that any semi-realistic take on Superman requires abandoning the Clark Kent disguise. As shown by the numerous examples from Nolan's "realistic" take on Batman, all you need to do is provide the audience with a plausible explanation and have it make sense in the confines of the story. People only ridicule the Kent disguise because live action adaptations like Superman Returns and Smallville didn't take it seriously and sell it with conviction. They poked fun at it and lampshaded it.

 

I think WB didn't get the memo about a new TV spot debuting. But they've woken up (posted a new TH3 poster) so hopefully they do something in the next few hours. And next time I'm waiting for a HD upload and not wasting the feels on low-res stuff.

 

dammit....missed my chance to use this again

 

As I said in the other thread, I wouldn't get my hopes up. This is standard for the WB, and actually most TV spots. They don't usually show up right away. Sometimes it takes days and even a week or so.

 

Sam reminds me of Shimura in Drunken Angel.

 

Just playing Devil's advocate, but wouldn't searching Metropolis be a good place to start? The city is known for being the home of Superman and it is likely that Superman in this universe will at least spend most of his time there especially if WB wants MOS in a shared universe (you won't have Superman spending just as much time in Gotham as in Metropolis). That would already narrow the location of Superman down to just a single city as opposed to the whole world.

 

Yes, but realistically speaking it doesn't work. His co-workers at the DP should figure it out too after a while, etc. But it doesn't matter, is part of the character's charm anyway.

 

Scoop: LexCorp Isn’t The Only Big Business Getting A Namedrop In Man of Steel

Spoiler

http://www.comicbooktherapy.com/sco...namedrop-in-man-of-steel-148136#ixzz2SXIlVPRI

 

Thats a scoop?? lol, scoops ain't what they used to be...

 

I don't care about Clark's disguise. I'm more worried about his spaceship landing in Kansas without being detected by the US defense command (NORAD)...

 

IT'S ONLINE! OFFICIAL HD!

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Dammit, beaten!

 

Well they did get Santa.

 

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DAMMIT!! GODFREY!!

 

That superman grunt oh mai gawd!

 

GREAT GOOGLY MOOGLY!