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Name Of The Movie: Superboy. A thematic consideration. At the start of the film, Clark is not the Superman we all know and love, he still has much to learn. It has the same meaning as "Batman Begins"
The Theme: Coming of Age/Responsibilities/Duty
The Man: In today's world, no one is really a goody two shoes. Similarly, Clark though well behaved and polite, has little tolerance for bullies and crime in general, so when he is defending the city as Superman, he's bit of a dick. But he learns
The Powers: The main thing I would alter is his invulnerability, instead being invincible outright, he would have more of a Hulk style high tolerance. Bullets still bounce off but a tank cannon to the face could knock him out cold. Also, slight decrease in strength, after soaking up some solar energy in lower earth orbit, he's at his maximum and can throw an M1 Abrams tank several miles with only one hand. Hopefully, that gives you some idea, lame as it is
The Suit: The ship that Supes came in also holds a large amount of data on the Kryptonian home world that only he can access using a visual interface. He gets the idea for his suit from a style of Armour that Kryptonian Elite soldiers wore sans the cape. The cape was his Earth Mother's idea.
Fortress Of Solitude: No bloody crystals, he finds a large cavern beneath the arctic (yes north pole) ice and shapes it to his liking. I would personally have loved to seen TAS style statues of Jor-El and Lara holding up the planet Krypton.
PS: Did anyone feel that Jor-El was bit of a snob in the Donner films?
AND HERE WE GO...
First of all the movie would start in media res showing a scene in the streets of a very high tech (think TAS) Metropolis, we see a large red blur that seems to drag a line into the asphalt and it smashes against a group of cars. The camera slows pans close, up a familiar looking blue and red costume and rests at Clark's battered face. In the rear view mirror of a car, we see a metallic figure walking towards him.
We then hear a faint echo, as the screen fades in, "Say cheese!"
Apparently it's graduation day at Clark's college in Smallville. It all seems so long ago A girl comes up and gives Clark a friendly hug. This is Lana Lang, an old friend. She congratulates him and mentions how she got a job in Metropolis of all places working in the STAR Labs research facility.
Clark contemplates doing something similar
MORE TO COME
The Theme: Coming of Age/Responsibilities/Duty
The Man: In today's world, no one is really a goody two shoes. Similarly, Clark though well behaved and polite, has little tolerance for bullies and crime in general, so when he is defending the city as Superman, he's bit of a dick. But he learns
The Powers: The main thing I would alter is his invulnerability, instead being invincible outright, he would have more of a Hulk style high tolerance. Bullets still bounce off but a tank cannon to the face could knock him out cold. Also, slight decrease in strength, after soaking up some solar energy in lower earth orbit, he's at his maximum and can throw an M1 Abrams tank several miles with only one hand. Hopefully, that gives you some idea, lame as it is
The Suit: The ship that Supes came in also holds a large amount of data on the Kryptonian home world that only he can access using a visual interface. He gets the idea for his suit from a style of Armour that Kryptonian Elite soldiers wore sans the cape. The cape was his Earth Mother's idea.
Fortress Of Solitude: No bloody crystals, he finds a large cavern beneath the arctic (yes north pole) ice and shapes it to his liking. I would personally have loved to seen TAS style statues of Jor-El and Lara holding up the planet Krypton.
PS: Did anyone feel that Jor-El was bit of a snob in the Donner films?
AND HERE WE GO...
First of all the movie would start in media res showing a scene in the streets of a very high tech (think TAS) Metropolis, we see a large red blur that seems to drag a line into the asphalt and it smashes against a group of cars. The camera slows pans close, up a familiar looking blue and red costume and rests at Clark's battered face. In the rear view mirror of a car, we see a metallic figure walking towards him.
We then hear a faint echo, as the screen fades in, "Say cheese!"
Apparently it's graduation day at Clark's college in Smallville. It all seems so long ago A girl comes up and gives Clark a friendly hug. This is Lana Lang, an old friend. She congratulates him and mentions how she got a job in Metropolis of all places working in the STAR Labs research facility.
Clark contemplates doing something similar
MORE TO COME
