Hahahahaha!dpm07 said:I'd prefer someone show Singer the door, and boot his a$$ out along with the whack pack writing team of Harris and Daugherty.
Then, I'd like to see a serious reboot along the lines of a post-crisis Superman with both parents alive ala STAS, and have someone like Timm/Dini write the story. That way we'd be sure to have people from Superman's rogues gallery ala Mongul, Darkseid, Brainiac, Metallo, Parasite, and Luthor, rather than just Luthor.
Timm/Dini have a strong sense of creativity, and not the horrible storywriting skills that Harris/Daugherty have, or the overbearing arrogance, and blind fetishism to the Donner film that Singer has.
super-bats said:hey.....I just watched Batman Begins again, last night, and I finally got around to watching the behind-the-scenes, special features, and interviews.....
2 things really struck me.....and in part are why I think SR was less successful....
First, either Nolan or Goyer said that the most fundamental way for the audience to connect with the character(s) is to do an origin movie. They really focused on exploring Bruce's journey, from scared boy to bad a** beast, and they wanted the audience to really connect with Bruce ( and to an extent, his supporting cast ).
I felt that was one of the things missing in SR......we never really got a chance to CONNECT with the characters......whether it's Clark/Superman, Lois, Lex.....we never really got a chance to get to know them.......to understand their relationships and their underlying reasons or motivations.......
we were just kind of "thrown into" an already ongoing story......so there was really no "bond" between the characters......or between us and the characters......
The second thing I noticed is how much attention they paid to studying the rich ( comic book ) history of Batman......drawing their influences from various stories and periods of Batman's history........
Nolan didn't just limit his studies to the previous Batman films ( or just to the Burton films ).......he and Goyer actually looked at the comics......since Batman is, after all, a comic book character.
Again, much has been said that Singer didn't read any comics.....now whether or not that is entirely true.....it is obvious that Singer drew his inspiration heavily from the original Donner films. However, in doing so, he limited himself to just that aspect of Superman's history......But, just like Batman, Superman has a rich ( comic book ) history and mythos.......and there is so much in that history that could have been tapped and explored in a movie..........
That's why I feel Superman needed the Batman Begins treatment......after all, ALL of the current ( and future ) Superhero franchises have started as ORIGINS........to give the audience the chance to connect with the heros from the start......and share in their journeys...........Superman, sadly, was not given that chance......
ChrisBaleBatman said:So.....what are the chances, you guys think, of getting a new director with a new series?
Exactly.super-bats said:and.......thank god ( or Nolan ) for that!!!
now.....in 10 years or so.....we'll get Superman Begins Before He Returns......Again!!
WormyT said:Hahahahaha!
I feel your pain.![]()
Personally I don't care if Singer moves to Italy and makes Shoes for the rest of his life, as long as he stays away from Superman.
And shame on WB for greenlighting this movie which barely reflects any of the source material THEY own.
Take the BB similarities to ridiculous levels,super-bats said:a guy who dresses in up in blue tights AND wears read undies on the outside........clearly has issues........
Do you want a sequel, or start over from scratch?
singer: i will use zod. because i think that the fans and the general public loves this character.Mentok said:I just want to see if Singer can come through on the "Crazy scary sci-fi ****" with the next film like he said he will.
batlovescatDC said:Whereas I didn't hate Superman Returns (I actually enjoyed it)... but I hate that they gave him a kid. Because now... who knows what direction they can take it in. Oh, the kid gets kidnapped and the real daddy is gonna go save him and it's revealed to Jason that Superman's his father.... is it gonna be that predictable? I did however like that we finally got a Lex that's absolutely bent on revenge (a changed man... no more cheesiness).
It didn't work very well, though... to pick up after 25 years had gone by since the second movie came out. So, unfortunately, I have to say re-boot.
BILLY ZANE FOR LEX LUTHOR!!!!!!!
What fans and general public has he spoken with?dark_b said:singer: i will use zod. because i think that the fans and the general public loves this character.

Immortalfire said:What fans and general public has he spoken with?![]()
Figures.DogofKrypton said:Dan Harris and Mike Dougherty.
Bad Superman said:A non related Donner Re-Boot for me. After witnessing Singer's use/definition for "vague history" a sequel would be messy.
Superman1978 said:Personally, I want to just do a reboot.
Pretend Superman Returns never happened the same way Superman Returns pretended parts 3 and 4 never happened.
No kid. New Cast (mabye). New Director (definetely). New story (definetely again).
Obi Wan Kenobi said:Sorry call me old fashioned or stuck in the past but STM is probably the best super hero flick ever made.
The only thing lacking is some of the flying sequences. Other than that its an almost PERFECT movie.
Superman doesn't need to reboot, Superman needs more Supervillians & I think Lois needs some competion herself as in another woman & no NOT Lana Lang.