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My thoughts on the first trailer from another thread :
Having seen the trailer, the film certainly looks like the first Superman film which truly reflects the current comics , and the film looks like it's very much, made for the fans.
MOS and even SR , were trying to , an extent, bring the character into a more realistic and grounded world , with all of it's limitations.
Now of course, after BvS and the other DCEU films, the whole thing changed, but in MOS, the world was pretty limited and grounded, save Superman and Krypton.
This film, clearly takes place in a universe of the fantastic, and the astonishing ,where a Superdog ,and Kaiju ,can live along side Lantern's and Robots .
So Gunn is definitely doing something different from Superman 78' and Man Of Steel, in terms of freshman outings of Superman films.
I didn't have the emotional reaction that alot of fandom has had over the trailer, but I think the trailer is a solid intro , into the new Status Quo.
My Superman was Christopher Reeve decades ago, and it was formative for me , so there really isn't going to be a Superman actor ,or film , or trailer , which can move me, or give me feels ,the way those first two films did .
So , I've already had my ultimate Superman films , warts , flaws, and all.
But this is this generations Superman film, and it looks like the trailer has won over most of the fan community, which is a good first step.
It wasn't a polarizing response , so , I think Gunn has earned some good will with this first look.
Having seen the trailer, the film certainly looks like the first Superman film which truly reflects the current comics , and the film looks like it's very much, made for the fans.
MOS and even SR , were trying to , an extent, bring the character into a more realistic and grounded world , with all of it's limitations.
Now of course, after BvS and the other DCEU films, the whole thing changed, but in MOS, the world was pretty limited and grounded, save Superman and Krypton.
This film, clearly takes place in a universe of the fantastic, and the astonishing ,where a Superdog ,and Kaiju ,can live along side Lantern's and Robots .
So Gunn is definitely doing something different from Superman 78' and Man Of Steel, in terms of freshman outings of Superman films.
I didn't have the emotional reaction that alot of fandom has had over the trailer, but I think the trailer is a solid intro , into the new Status Quo.
My Superman was Christopher Reeve decades ago, and it was formative for me , so there really isn't going to be a Superman actor ,or film , or trailer , which can move me, or give me feels ,the way those first two films did .
So , I've already had my ultimate Superman films , warts , flaws, and all.
But this is this generations Superman film, and it looks like the trailer has won over most of the fan community, which is a good first step.
It wasn't a polarizing response , so , I think Gunn has earned some good will with this first look.