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Well, time to resub to hbomax next month
Looks bleak as heck, and I really hope the villains aren't actually as generic and free of nuance as the trailer paints them to be.
This is the Synder cut of the Justice league movie that was released back in 2017. He had to leave the film to the death of his daughter during post-production,which is when Joss Whedon took over and we got what was released.I know people are excited about this and I'm happy for them but I have no interest in this iteration of these characters. When they decide to make a hopeful, altruistic and lighter tone for Superman? I'm there. But this is very much not for me.
I know the history. I'm also aware of the somewhat toxic advocacy for the release of this particular cut of the film.This is the Synder cut of the Justice league movie that was released back in 2017. He had to leave the film to the death of his daughter during post-production,which is when Joss Whedon took over and we got what was released.
Hmm. Investigation shows there are no plans whatsoever yet to show it here.Looks awesome. I hope it gets shown over here!
Man of Steel is a really, really good film. In my top 3 superhero films. So good.I have mixed feelings going in. The visual storytelling in the trailer is really good and I want to see what Snyder can do unfettered. However, I am somewhat ambivalent to him as a film maker. He's made some great films and some terrible ones. I'm pretty sure I will have feels one way or the other.
It is. It’s so good. Masterful is the right word.Man of Steel is one of my favorite films period. As a work of visual storytelling it is masterful.
MoS gets a bum rap.Man of Steel is one of my favorite films period. As a work of visual storytelling it is masterful.
And, contrary to popular belief, Superman does smile in the movie. Notably, in the scene where's he's interviewed by Lois and responds that the "S" is the Krytonian word for hope.
Kal is who he is because of his moral, midwestern upbringing. In every iteration he's a good person because he was raised to be altruistic, not to take advantage of those weaker than him and to HELP those who cant help themselves.MoS gets a bum rap.
I liked that it takes a very bold and very different look at Superman's upbringing. Furthermore, it has gotten a lot of hate, largely due to misconceptions.
Jonathan Kent didn't tell Clark he should have let the kids drown. He said "maybe" he should have. As in, he didn't know how to answer to the question. He was protecting his kid from a world that he (rightfully) thought would hate and mistrust him because he's an alien.