Trailer SUPERMAN Final

[Clint_L]

We have tickets for Friday evening! Movie then dinner (which is the better way round to do it).

I think this one post just changed my life in a meaningful way.

I’m not even joking.

 

[Clint_L]

Oof, that leaked review is pretty rough. It basically sums the film up as overstuffed and superficial eye candy. Lets hope it’s an outlier.

 

[Aeson]

Oof, that leaked review is pretty rough. It basically sums the film up as overstuffed and superficial eye candy. Lets hope it’s an outlier.

Sounds like a James Gunn movie.

 

[Morrus]

I think this one post just changed my life in a meaningful way.

I’m not even joking.

It makes so much sense.

You watch the movie, then you have a relaxing dinner and few drinks while talking about the movie you just saw.

Instead of eating your dinner to a deadline and either avoiding drinks or needing to pee halfway through the film.

Whoever came up with "dinner and a movie" clearly hates film. Movie and then dinner!

 

[jian]

While Dean Cain has gone full Kevin Sorbo since, Lois & Clark was amazing for the mid-1990s. Both leads were great, really looked the part and had fantastic chemistry. Worth watching some clips, at the very least. The show spent a lot of time at the Daily Planet and had good dynamics there.

Agreed. I think both leads had their issues but their chemistry worked really well and it was just amazing to see a fully comic book romcom on TV 30 years ago.

Love and Capes is a comics series that really embraced this, it’s a fun read.

 

[Staffan]

Agreed. I think both leads had their issues but their chemistry worked really well and it was just amazing to see a fully comic book romcom on TV 30 years ago.

I've long been of the opinion that TV series are a much better way to do comics on-screen than movies are. Good superhero comics are at least as much about the relationships around the hero/heroes and their ongoing developments than they are about punchplosions. There's a reason X-Plain the X-Men has the mission statement "X-plain the ins, the outs, and the retcons of comics' greatest super-hero soap opera." The punchplosions are what grab your attention, but the soap is what makes you care.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

It makes so much sense.

You watch the movie, then you have a relaxing dinner and few drinks while talking about the movie you just saw.

Instead of eating your dinner to a deadline and either avoiding drinks or needing to pee halfway through the film.

Whoever came up with "dinner and a movie" clearly hates film. Movie and then dinner!

We have always done it that way round. I never considered the phrase to be in chronological order.