WarriorDreamer
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When Henry was shirtless in IMAX? Yum. Gimme that chest. t:
Yeah I didn't see Superman's death coming.
Well, at least he has a better life than any of the clark in the previous movies. And u can't deny it.What life does he have? A shower scene with Lois, some lines with Perry, and what? And, now clark's dead! Going to make that having a life thing a bit hard.
And it only took Richard Donner ONE movie to get Superman (Christopher Reeve) right.
I'm sorry. MOS n BvS are already the superman we love.I chuckle ever my time I hear about Superman's character arc. What arc? He was a plot device to enhance two other heroes. Nothing was planned
3 or 4 films to get the Superman we know and love? That's horrendous I can't get my head around how any Superman could be satisfied with this nonsense, he's being used as a damn door mat for Batman and WW
Well, at least he has a better life than any of the clark in the previous movies. And u can't deny it.
Those Donner 'Clark' scenes - largely down to Reeve, had so much heart in them.
It was painfully obvious, to the viewer - that Clark had to be a different person at the planet, those little looks of smiling when he won Lois's affection, those little expressions of 'why do i keep having to do this' around staff at the office.
It was all part of the charm.
You could see Clark on the farm come out in 'superman' when he was with lois.
Reeve showed a clark with a wide emotion range - i mean, clark at the office, does he really look like he is living a double life, are there moments where we see him acting the fool or distracting people, then thinking 'really', why can't i just be me.
The closest we got to that was the bar scene in MOS, that was because he had to restrain, but he was being himself at all times.
I garauntee, the moment we show Clark 'playing' the office clark, in any way, it doesn't have to be the buffoon some people think - he will gain a lot more traction, emotionally.
At the moment we see Clark unsure if he should be Superman, but his superman is in a cape.
With Reeve we saw that he could not be himself with anyone besides his family and lois - how lonely is that.
Even Routh managed to show that important aspect of superman.
I am a huge fan - Reeve to me was the perfect superman, it's his iteration that sculpted how i saw Superman. Lois & Clark, for what it was, had charm.
This Snyder version seems to me like Calrk is Clark and is unsure if being superman is wise.
Which i get it, but up the stake, make his personal life a tragedy too, make it so that he tries hard to fit In, but not as himself. Let us see the 3 characters again and that relationship he has with Jimmy, Lois and Perry.
Let us see him make rescues, then for that brief moment he can be himself and give guidance to people.
He saves a cat out the tree, he can be himself for 5 minutes talking to the girl who is never going to link him to CK.
I'm sorry. MOS n BvS are already the superman we love.
Well, at least he has a better life than any of the clark in the previous movies. And u can't deny it.
I'm sorry. MOS n BvS are already the superman we love.
Is that so? I'm sorry (not really), but he's not.
He's inspired noone. Which is utterly logical, because not even he is sure of 'Superman'.
And for Batman to be so 'changed/inspired' after the BvS death I feel was cheap, unearned and empty.
Basically, not the Superman I love.
Yet so many people don't know WHO that was or love him. You can't win these argument mate, even the guy playing the part has said its not the Superman we know and love.
What arc?But those were only on like the fifth movie, his "arc" wasn't complete yet.
Fans of these movies can't win. They're not lifted straight form the comics so to the 'real' fans he'll never be the 'real' Superman.
Fans of these movies can't win. They're not lifted straight form the comics so to the 'real' fans he'll never be the 'real' Superman.