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MAN OF STEEL cuffed with steel? You'll Believe A Man Can Make Bail
Hey folks, Harry here... with a helluva moody evocative poster of SUPERMAN bound. Surrounded by military personel, being escorted in their clutches in handcuffs of some kind... our last son of Krypton looks like he got pinched whilst trying to make off with Fort Knox... but who knows what SUPERMAN did to get arrested. And I think that's a fine subject for this talkback. What did SUPERMAN do that got him arrested? The next trailer comes attached to THE HOBBIT - but mostly I'm wildly curious to discover more about Snyder's run at the MAN OF STEEL. Somehow, I think those cuffs aren't going to work out so well. How about you?
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...he took a super shit on President Luthor's desk.
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...we'll see. Great image.
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Yes, I said Foist. Nyuk Nyuk.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:25 p.m. CST
They might be following some of the storyline from Morrison's Action Comics
by DoctorTom
though they have him in the costume instead of a white t-shirt with an S.
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Of course it could be worse, but this is pretty bad. It's bad enough the panties are gone, but the texture is atrocious. Who in their right mind thought that was a good idea?
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I hate you.
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The government has his underpants. This Summer, Kal-el will do whatever it takes to steal them back!
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...but is it really supposed to be that ou of focus? Looks like they used a low-res screengrab instead of a production still or gallery shot for this. Kinda shoddy, IMO.
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Nothing I expected. Which is good. Either Superman is LETTING himself be taken, (if the cuffs are terrestrial) OR, perhaps there is a trace of Kryptonite in there somewhere. VERY CURIOUS NOW!!!!
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:25 p.m. CST
Say what you will about Snyder, but I'm pumped up for this film. Looking great in all aspects so far
by Kremzeek
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:26 p.m. CST
I REALLY THINK THIS WILL BE THE SUPERMAN MOVIE WE'VE LONG DESERVED AND WANTED
by Mark
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Can't wait to have that warm feeling of finally experiencing the Superman film we've all been waiting for!
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paging kristen wiig
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Not a fan of the suit.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:27 p.m. CST
Other than Donner's original film, I hope you mean, egons_mold. The Donner film is the reason we have comic book movies at all
by Kremzeek
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Whatever . . .
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Not so much. But Man of Steel is MY most anticipated film of 2013. As a kid, "The Movie" changed me. Having grown up with Reeve and Williams, my generation will have the hardest time with this. but I love the character too much to be too worried about the music.
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Where's the curl?? Damn you Snyder! It's bad enough this will be over-stylized green-screen tripe with no story, he could have at least gotten the look right. The only thin right with this so far is the title and that was probably Nolan's idea - and his only contribution to this garbage.
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Is he to be crucified?
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I see he and Spiderman shop at the same fabric outlet for their costumes. Also, are my eyes bad or is the picture purposefully out of focus? Is it one of those lenticular posters so they're all wonky when you're _not_ running past it on the way to the bathroom? Also, lens flare. Also, that is a curious poster to try to sell your Superman movie with. (Yeah, I ended that with a preposition. I'm feeling feisty.)
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Nothing says hero and high-adventure like this.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:29 p.m. CST
I would love to have seen The Man of Steel vs. The Midnight Thud in Jamaa Fanaka's Phantom Zone III.
by Karl Hungus
That would have been "Too Sweet" indeed.
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The guy has the worst receding hairline. Ugh!
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Seems supes is just playing along with it and letting himself be taken into custody. Would go against his character to resist arrest.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:31 p.m. CST
Zod probably framed him and he complied and went willingly with the military/police to get his name cleared.
by Chris
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:31 p.m. CST
Arrested for walking around without his red underpants on! :O
by cameron
ITHANKYOU
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Act like you have been there before.
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Obviously, the fact that he's a flying alien has nothing to do with it! Idiot.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:34 p.m. CST
BTW Superman in handcuffs??...ain't that like trying to fend off Godzilla with a Flick Knife?
by cameron
Wait superman v Godzilla!.........Oooh now there's a fucking movie begging to be made!!
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I´ve been coming here for 15 years.....its my first time ever being first. Wait...is there a prize involved here? If so, HEY HARRY!!! I´ll take a Hot Toys 1/6 scale HULK figure. :)
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:34 p.m. CST
Excuse me son but you may want to remove your hand from my arm. If I should accidently flex it would explode your fingers out of thier sockets.
by UltraTron
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the suit looks like it's made from an alligator suitcase such is life ...
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Excellent point.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:36 p.m. CST
REPORT: SUPERMAN ARRESTED FOR PARKING HIS PRIVATES ON LOIS LANE.
by Darth Busey
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Will this movie be able to compete with Iron Man 3 next year?
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:38 p.m. CST
BBTW..it ain't an official poster, just some gay fan made thang from DeviantArt...
by cameron
...though yoaw knew dat right...right?
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Superman has the swept-back hairdo. See what they did there?
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Yeah, the suit texture is REALLY LAME, but the curl should there.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:39 p.m. CST
REPORT: SUPERMAN ARRESTED FOR MAKING HIS CHILD DISAPPEAR INTO NOTHINGNESS. "IT'S LIKE THE LAST MOVIE NEVER FUCKING HAPPENED!", YELLED AN EXCITED WARNER BROTHERS PRODUCER.
by Darth Busey
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Must admit I can't wait for a full trailer... I mean, it's Superman! But still not convinced that "dark" is the way to go here... didn't SUPERMAN RETURNS prove that?
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:40 p.m. CST
REPORT: SUPERMAN ARRESTED AFTER "QUEST FOR PIECE" IN GIRL'S SORORITY GOES HORRIBLY WRONG.
by Darth Busey
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:40 p.m. CST
The new Supes & Spidey's suits are equally horrible.
by Michael Thompson
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:41 p.m. CST
Is this image ripped from MoS_COMICCON_TRAILER.CAM.NEW.AUDiO.XviD-RESiSTANCE
by davidwebb
They couldn't have taken a picture on set?
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:41 p.m. CST
I just want the toy with lens flare emitting neck action.
by Deceased Fan
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:42 p.m. CST
Arrested as an undocumented alien by Lex Brewer. I WARNED him to stay out of Arizona.
by elmo
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:42 p.m. CST
APPARENTLY, KRYPTONITE AND MALE PATTERN BALDNESS ARE SUPERMAN'S TWO BIGGEST WEAKNESSES, NOW.
by Darth Busey
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Very, very, very, very bad poster. Can you imagine if 1978's superman teaser poster were this? I don't care if this is a scene in the context of the movie, but a poster should be evocative of the spirit of the film. Is this spirit of this film Superman as prisoner? Really? Maybe I don't want the answer to that question. Back in 2006, people complained that Brandon Routh's Supes was too emotional and introspective. So you follow-up with this???
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...they look like a cheap motorcycle girdle
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:46 p.m. CST
It looks slapped together to compete with the release of the Star Trek poster
by Margot Tenenbaum
which is shocking because this movie has been in production for like 47 years, seemingly.
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Same here. There is room to change things though. Remakes/reboots/etc. are good things. As Kevin Smoth said, 'Gay Batman is better than no Batman'. I'll miss the music and tone and everything about Donner's Superman, but there's nothin wrong with changing things up. Fucking around with the suit just to fuck around the suit sucks though. I can't stand how they have to update things like that just because it's the trend. This is the same shitty floor mat rubber that Spiderman's suit was made out of. What's that about? Why would he have those extra lines all over it? Was he just sitting there thinking 'hmmm, when I wear a costume I need to have as much decoration on it as possible, I need to be FABULOUS!!'? If Martha made the suit, is she a polymer engineer with molds and extenders lying around? She sure as shit didn't sew this thing? Yes, I am spending too much time on this but that's because the suit in all superhero costumes is a big deal and should be, it's part of e medium. If it wasn't the production crew wouldn't have spent the countless hours and numerous iterations to get to this piece of shit. It actually would have been better if they spent no time and made it out of some fabric and made it look simple and right. That being said, if the movie doesn't suck balls and is actually good then this shitty suit won't matter. I don't expect that from Snyder's work on Watchmen and Sucker Punch. Hopefully there are some zombies in this - that was the only decently toned movie he made. I really liked Watchmen, but that tone is what that movie called for - Superman doesn't.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 1:49 p.m. CST
Does that poster look like it's been taken with somebody's cell phone camera to anyone else?
by Ray Tchoulakian
The whole image is really blurry, and the lens flare above Superman's shoulder looks like the reflection of the flash going off.
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Jesus Warner you fucking morons. "Dark Knight" Superman will not be as appealing to people as you think you utter douches. The last superman failed because it was a crap script, with a ridiculous plot line, and oh yeah BRANDON ROUTH makes Keanu Reeves look like the best actor of all time in all quantum realities. Please please please do not make a JLA movie, give up on Wonder Woman, and Flash until you have the enemas you need. Christopher Nolans batman DID NOT represent your universe - stop using it as a template you shit heads
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Yes, the picture is blurry. It's further proof that everything everybody bitches about Bay is nothing compared to Snyder. Expect this movie to be all stylized crap. The blurriness is not focus on Superman in the center of the shot. Everything else is out of focus. Fucking retarded.
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@benbraddock: I didn't think Superman Returns came across as dark. Lex Luthor was about the goofiest I've seen him, and he's the place you're supposed to go dark if you're going to do it with Superman. The reference to "Why the World Doesn't Need Superman" was entirely superficial, and the fundamental arguments of that article were subverted by romantic angst. @jmoe: Agreed. Cavill doesn't look like he's balding to me. Costume changes happen all the time, in translating comics to movies as well as in comics themselves. I'm not sure why comic book "purists" seem to think maintaining the same look is paramount, especially since familiarity with multiverses, relaunches, etc., fairly well establish that different (even parallel) versions of the same character look different. I'm curious how people would respond if Spidey just showed up with his future foundation or iron spider outfit...
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one too many flying spandex saviour movie.
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The idea of him getting arrested could be a good one. It suggests the movie will be all about how he world would react to him showing up, as others here have commented and as I believe the comics have explored - which suggests a story. I just don't expect there to be much of one. Also, this type of story suggests a story arc across several movies like Nolan did, but I can't imagine WB would do that again and put themselves in a hole, regardless of the amount of fame and money Nolan made because they think they could make more money being open ended - however I expect this will fail miserably, as will Justice League and that will be the end of the copying Marvel experiment and the further continuation of the copying of CW Smallville.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2 p.m. CST
REPORT: SUPERMAN ARRESTED FOR LOOKING THROUGH 7 YEAR OLD BOY'S WINDOW. NEWS AT 11.
by Darth Busey
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:04 p.m. CST
REPORT: SUPERMAN ARRESTED, SPHINCTERS IN GEN POP SHRINK TWO SIZES TOO SMALL OVERNIGHT.
by Darth Busey
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:04 p.m. CST
@cotman Just what the internet needed, another movie site.
by NathanGrey
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Seriously? That?
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:07 p.m. CST
Just want we want to see! Superman pursing his lips and sitting around doing nothing in a dark room!
by kevred
Whew, for a second there, I thought they might actually want to emphasize action and adventure in a Superman film. Color, even. But the mopiest possible teaser and poster combination are making me think otherwise.
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Why does almost every superhero movie use a plot device which leaves the hero "without powers" for large sections of the movie? Origin stories obviously show the character without their powers for a while. But even non origins find a way to strip them away. I'm guessing Superman will sit in jail willingly for a while, ala Hancock. Do they do it to save on special effects money? Or to humanise them? Either way, it's shit. Superman 2 and 3 Supergirl Spider-Man 2 and 3 (IIRC) Thor Fantastic 4 2 The Dark Knight X-men 3 The Incredibles Hulk (in every movie) Iron Man (and even the trailer for Iron Man 3) And others that I can't be bothered to think about.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:10 p.m. CST
NEWS JUST IN: SUPERMAN ARRESTED AFTER JACKING OFF AND BLOWING HOLE IN BUILDING
by donkey_lasher
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HEEEEEE WALLLKKKKKKKSSSSSSSSS WIIIIIITTTTHHHHH HIIIIIIIIISSSSSSS CUFFFFFFFFFFFFFFSSSSSSS OOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNN
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and that Superman is being retconned back to his 1940's version?
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without first getting permission to do so.
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That is all the trolling I'm willing to do for this film. I just want to see Superman go heads up with Doomsday.
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Very interesting poster. I have a working hypothesis as to what's going on here, but first, refresh your memory on the first publicity shot released for the film: http://www.indiewire.com/static/dims4/INDIEWIRE/ff19952/4102462740/thumbnail/680x478/http://d1oi7t5trwfj5d.cloudfront.net/c5/8db0601f4411e18f3c123138165f92/file/Henry-Cavill-Man-of-Steel.jpg So, in 1930, Philip Wylie (author of When World's Collide as well as an infamous work of pop sociology titled A Generation of Vipers) published a book called Gladiator. The book was about Hugo Danner, the son of a scientist who had experimented on his pregnant wife with a serum that was supposed to give people the same proportionate strength as that of, say, ants. Hugo was born with nearly impenetrable skin (only an exploding shell could break it), he could leap an eighth of a mile, and he had both super-strength as well as super-speed. Wylie's book wasn't really about a superhero; it was about a normal person with godlike power, and who as such didn't really fit into this world. He played college football, but even holding back, he managed to kill somebody during a game. He fought for the French in World War I, but only becomes another weapon. And so on. Gladiator is widely understood to have been one of the major inspirations for the Golden Age Superman; Superman's original powers, after all, were super-strength and super-speed, the ability to leap an eighth of a mile, and skin that only a bursting shell could pierce. In Gladiator, Hugo rescues somebody from an airtight bank vault; if he hadn't, the person would have died. Rather than show gratitude, however, the bank owner has him arrested - he can't afford to have somebody with that kind of power out walking the streets. Hugo allows himself to be taken into custody, and is interrogated for a month about his powers before he finally decides he's had enough and busts loose. The first shot we had from Man of Steel was Superman breaking into a vault. Here we see him being arrested. It's very tempting to hypothesize that Goyer/Snyder/Nolan are paying homage to Philip Wylie's book, and Superman is allowing himself to be taken into custody after a rescue that is received badly. We'll see.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:22 p.m. CST
What if he's going peaceably to show he intends peace? He could break free, but that's not his will.
by angelopoulos
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An actual image from the movie would've looked way better.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:23 p.m. CST
Maybe he's letting them take him in, cause he's noble and shit like that.
by davidwebb
Supes could snap those cuffs if he wanted to, but he won't. Compelling.
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He looks like he's about to ask them if he can take a super-piss. I'm so sick of stories where the hero can't just be a hero... he either wants to quit or gets turned on by people or has a traitor in his organization... so fucking lame. I WANT TO SEE SUPERMAN FLY AROUND AND PUNCH A GIANT ROBOT IS THAT SO MUCH TO ASK.
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This is an all-new Supes, and I wouldn't put something like a nod to Wyle's novel past Goyer, so why not have him save someone and get penalized/arrested for it? It's the new American way, after all (and, just speculating, it could dovetail nicely with the arrival of our friend Zod).
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Supes does good for a while. Supes gets put away. Zod does bad, Supes gets released. Supes saves day.
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For child abandonment, failure to pay child support for seven years, and for stalking, spying on, and illegally entering the bedroom of a sleeping child without permission of that child's legal guardian. Seriously, Bryan, that shit is in-na-pro-pri-ate and il-legal!
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:35 p.m. CST
So be good, for goodness' sake! Whoa, somebody's coming.
by hank henshaw
If it's like Ghostbusters I want Superman to sing this in jail.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:36 p.m. CST
HOW THE FUCK DO YOU SPIN ALL OF THAT BULLSHIT FROM TWO STILLS
by Margot Tenenbaum
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No you won't. Also, the more I see that costume, the more I loathe it.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:36 p.m. CST
@davidwebb: yeah, except that GB was funny and this will be...teal.
by Bill C.
Hmm. Teal in slow motion, at that.
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This easily could be an image from the movie.
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A: shit; not even superman can hold it in.
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Just some crazy homeless bum who thinks he's Superman because he's off his meds.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:44 p.m. CST
My friend made a prop for the film which will be in the film as it is a major scene
by kabookieslap
that can not be cut out. I took pics while he was making it but can not show them until the film is released. Went up to the set to be on set to make sure the prop worked okay (which is done for props that are a major part of the storyline in a major scene, especially those that have some sort of mechanical part of it, which this prop does). He said that Cavill was great as Superman as the scene in question is with him as Superman, and that his American accent was flawless. Said that it was pretty obvious that Snyder was being reminded a lot that if this film did not do big business he was going back to shooting music videos by a lot of the higher ups on the set.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:44 p.m. CST
I'm pretty sure just being Superman is enough reason to get arrested.
by Fries Against
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Because if that's all this was then there would be no story and people would complain that it's just a cartoon. There needs to be an arc to the story and the character. There will definitely be lots of action, probably with lots of slow motion an lens flares and green screen, but there also need to be character building scenes and this could be a good way to have Superman in the character building scenes. It's this stuff that makes a good movie, as Nolan showed. Unfortunately as David Webb said it now looks like the entire movie will be Ghostbusters. Not necessarily a bad idea, but everyone is waiting to get past the beginning of the story and want to get to Ghostbusters 2 - without the fallen hero once again reproving himself - there needs to be some building onto the story to move it forward. This appears to be by far the hardest part of this stuff - as Iron Man proved and Avengers sort of proved. That was still an origin story. Iron Man 3 and Avengers 2 will be the ones to show whether or not a continuation can actually be done well.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:46 p.m. CST
Also, Snyder just did an interview where he said he fought for the red pants
by kabookieslap
but it was the one thing it seemed adamant that the powers that be did not want on the suit. Probably due to the backlash that Singers stupid manties on the Singer Suit caused for them and the advertising dept for Superman Returns.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:47 p.m. CST
I wonder how many billions of dollars in pavement this guy has destroyed.
by Fries Against
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I'll keep my 1978 Supes thanks.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:49 p.m. CST
And you know he's seen at least one titty without permission.
by Fries Against
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The panties thing probably had more to do with keeping Superman looking more like the comics. The red underwear is a huge icon of the suit that was changed - same thing with if they decided to turn be S shield into yellow on red they probabaly would have made the movie look the same.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:52 p.m. CST
Maybe there will be a slick preparing for battle montage and he has the red manties under the suit where they belong.
by Fries Against
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All he has to do is say 'I'm not an American citizen' and they have to let him go.
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it really looks like he's trying to make this movie bad. He doesn't understand what camerawork is and is confused when he tries to do something "grittier" than swooping the Maya camera around and messing with the AE time remap
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It's pretty much the entire plot.
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...Man of Steel will be put on general release in cinemas around America and then it will be released worldwide. People will see it, some will like it, some will despise it, but generally the world will go "Meh", shrug its' collective shoulders and walk on by.
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"The first shot we had from Man of Steel was Superman breaking into a vault..." An earlier trailer I saw showed Superman being pushed/thrown/punched (by Zod or Faora I'd imagine) backwards into the safe, whereupon he drops to one knee for a second, then raises back up defiantly. The impact of him striking the safe is what caused the damage in that picture.
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...then gets arrested for destruction of property.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 2:58 p.m. CST
@ meathook Not sure. Just know in the last interview he gave he said he really fought for them
by kabookieslap
But was shot down by the studio. Since the manties, out of all the stupid changes that Singer made to the suit for Superman Returns, was the one singled out and hated the most for changing the cut to women's panties cut, I am sure they are still smarting from that. No one has a problem when they are shown it in pics of Reeve in the suit. Nor Cain or Superboy. Just
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It looks like found footage, thats cool now right?
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you don't strain your back when you do dishes.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 3:06 p.m. CST
@donkey_lasher, so you are saying it'll be more like Ghostbusters II than the first Ghostbusters?
by hank henshaw
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Dec. 3, 2012, 3:11 p.m. CST
I read that interview where Snyder said he wanted to keep the red trunks look, but couldn't make it work. I don't believe him.
by hank henshaw
It's just like when Singer said he couldn't make the yellow shield on the cape work. All lies. Truth is they always HAVE to tinker with the uniform, first, because the costume designers have to earn their money, and second, because of the toys, otherwise you can't tell apart the "movie" tie-in action figures from the rest.
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Are you by chance talking about the Comic Con trailer? I hadn't seen it before 30 seconds ago. You're right, but I will say that there's a very distinct vibe of Wylie's Gladiator in that trailer. "My son was in the bus. He saw what Clark did." "People are afraid of what they don't understand..." etc. I still wouldn't be surprised if Man of Steel shows a somewhat Hugo Danner-esque Superman, and that that's the context of Superman being arrested.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 3:19 p.m. CST
I think there's a preoccupation that the trunks are kinda gay but its way more gay to show nut hugging tights with inexplicible lines on the suit drawing the eye right to the ballsack area.
by Stephen
The trunks have always broken up the crotchal region so it doesn't look like a naked guy. nobody wants to Supes to look like the movie Mystique with a package down there. The original suit was expertly designed. changing it is moronic.
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tilt shift and center focus!
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I can see it being released as a still to pique interest, but its an odd choice for a movie poster.
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A beard and workman's cloths feel like stronger chains than handcuffs. It's a strange visual contrast to have him in the suit, normally the symbol of his freedom from the constraints of human culture/expectation, yet behaving submissively (or as submissively as one can with a glowing halo)
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Dec. 3, 2012, 3:46 p.m. CST
I for one am happy to see the under-roos disappear from Supes and the Bat.
by I Max U Mini
They were originally used because of wrestlers and weight-lifters of the '30s. For that generation, they were the best examples of "strong men" kids knew. I was also happy to see Marvel lose the pirate boot look that so many of their '60s and '70s heroes wore.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 3:52 p.m. CST
(Just as the teaser trailer told us, Supe is a being burdened with two existences and faced with choices of a common man, whether to side with good or evil, and yet the consequences of these choices are greatly magnified and will determine the course of h
by ChaunceyGardiner
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Dec. 3, 2012, 3:57 p.m. CST
Continuation: "And yet the consequences of these choices are greatly magnified and will determine the course of humanity." (More inside.)
by ChaunceyGardiner
And here we see Supe humbleing himself before mankind, bowing to their whims and triffleing desire for power and control, their fear of things which they themselves, the lawmakers, cannot understand. This is indeed interesting. Best, and most provocative, teaser image we've had for a film in a very very long time. I tell you what, I truly am rooting for Mr. Synder and team to knock this out of the park.
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arms go handcuffed behind the back, they always have the guys arms in front handcuffed in movies
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I don't care if this is a scene in the context of the movie, but a poster should be evocative of the spirit of the film. Is this spirit of this film Superman as prisoner? Really? Maybe I don't want the answer to that question. Back in 2006, people complained that Brandon Routh's Supes was too emotional and introspective. So you follow-up with this???
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Hopefully this is a parable to our military and political policies.
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Crying Superman sells tickets. Because space Jesus weeps for our sins. Don't you see a Christ parallel being evoked in this image? I do. I tie it to another still that was released 16 months ago which at the time I saw an allusion to both James Joyce's Finnegan's Wake and Crisis on Infinite Earths #17. Very evocative image. Very.
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Sorry, but this looks so lame I can't even think of anything worthwhile to say. Give me the Amazing Spider-Man over this shit any day of the week.
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*old tomato.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 4:41 p.m. CST
agree w/hercvault!! this isn't something to get people behind your movie ..
by Beniffer
It looks like a behind the scenes shot from a tabloid .. This does not scream "man of steel". I think it looks meager. I do want to see Supes punch a big assed robot . I want him to lift things with ease ... Incredible hulk in Avengers, runs through bulkheads(?)/arches made of plate metal, like it was just small trees/long grass .. That is a metahuman ..
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If he stumbles and falls, then picks himself back up and kicks the ever loving crap out of Zod in round two I suspect the moment of introspection will be forgiven.
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This just jumped to my "most anticipated" slot. They are trying to do a straight faced, completely serious Supes movie. The poster looks like a news photo. You know Supes cpuld get free any time he wants. Thats human drama and old fashioned boyscout heroics, in an intriguing modern package. A lot of thought went onto this. If you hate this, there's no pleasing you.
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Oh, and does anyone want a real guess?
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This image makes it look more metallic than woven (which makes sense, I guess), but I'm not liking it any more now than before. I'm far from the biggest fan of Superman Returns, but I think Singer's take on a more modern Supersuit looks better than this. Nothing wrong, though, with the one Reeve wore. Classic, iconic, and the colors and the S were spot-on. We'll see what we get, but so far I give Man Of Steel a firm "meh."
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I don't care if this is a scene in the context of the movie, but a poster should be evocative of the spirit of the film. Is this spirit of this film Superman as prisoner? Really? Maybe I don't want the answer to that question. Back in 2006, people complained that Brandon Routh's Supes was too emotional and introspective. So you follow-up with this???
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WHEN I SAW IT FIRST IN A MOVIE CALLED HANDJOB ERR HANCOCK
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The post i made above was in response to that comment. Anyways, I'll say it again. FUCKING SHIT! THE POST I MADE ABOVE AND THE ONE ABOVE THAT WAS A RESPONSE TO A QUOTE... THIS SITE NEEDS TO STOP GETTING ALL THESE FANCY AND ANNOYING ADVERTISEMENTS WORKING AND SPEND A COUPLE HOURS GETTING THIS SITE TO ACTUALLY FUNCTION... I hate comments like this: I don't care if this is a scene in the context of the movie, but a poster should be evocative of the spirit of the film. Is this spirit of this film Superman as prisoner? Really? Maybe I don't want the answer to that question. Back in 2006, people complained that Brandon Routh's Supes was too emotional and introspective. So you follow-up with this??? and I hate it even more when people say this will be "dark". IT WON'T BE! Just because Nolan is involved doesn't mean he's going to make this Superman movie "dark"... Batman was an inherently dark character--Nolan didn't come up with the idea of making Batman "dark". In fact, Batman has been far more dark in the comics than in Nolan's movies. Nolan's take on Batman wasn't about making the character "dark"--it was about making it more "realistic." And that's what he's doing with this Superman movie--it's going to be realistic. Now, obviously there isn't much realistic about a character who can do what Superman does, but it's NOT about making his POWERS realistic... what it's about is making THE WORLD AROUND HIM AND THEIR REACTION TO HIM realistic. If Superman suddenly showed up in the real world, a segment of the population would be excited and that Superman could give the world hope for a better future. Some would probably worship him and consider him God or a messiah. But a large part of the population would be SCARED SHITLESS about this guy. THAT'S why this poster TOTALLY "captures "the spirit of the film." In Donner's Superman, Superman comes out of no where and the world loves him... why? because he got a cat out of a tree? because he catches someone falling from a building? That's ridiculous... anybody with his powers could do those things... those actions mean NOTHING compared to what Superman can really do, and the world would be skeptical as shit about what this guy has in mind for the world. This poster shows that Superman knows he HAS TO EARN THE TRUST OF THE WORLD and a way to start getting the world to trust him is allowing himself to be handcuffed and escorted to some army base or something. And anybody who is all outraged by the lack of red trunks needs to get over to the comics talkbacks where you can bitch about that every week because the comics got rid of the trunks first... but that's the thing about so many of you who think you know all there is to know about superman--you're not fans of the comics so stop acting like you are.
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Are they afraid the kids won't go see the film if they don't go out of their way to make Superman's suit look as ugly as possible?
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I love the suit... I can understand why people don't like the new Spiderman suit because it's a stretch that Peter Parker could make that himself. But this suit is great because it's very "alien" looking... it fits the character and it makes sense that an alien would wear something that looks fundamentally different than everything else people wear in this world.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 5:16 p.m. CST
@hercvault_double_exclamation_point considering how long Man of Steel has been in production, I'm not that sure the comics got rid of the trunks first.
by hank henshaw
I might be wrong though.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 5:17 p.m. CST
Will his Clark Kent be a bumbling comedic nerd like Reeves and Routh? Loved Reeves, not so much Routh, need a new take on Clark now.
by Shaun D Lyons
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That's the character of Superman in a nutshell. He could rule the world, do as he wants, but he refuses to do it, doing the slow, frustrating, painful job of merely helping out and setting an example, letting Man Kind "fix itself". That's what makes him an insanely cool character (and why I like him way more, than Batman). Snyder (or whoever came up with this storyline/ad) gets the character more than I expected possible, and condensed it into a simple image. Can't wait for this.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 5:23 p.m. CST
I'm not saying this is not appropriate to the character but I am saying it's a dreary way to market a SUPERMAN movie
by Autodidact
How about a poster showing Superman smashing the shit out of a giant robot?
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They're simply trying to avoid the typical Super-spandex from previous films. I'm liking it better than the Superman Returns suit, which was highly GAY.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 5:24 p.m. CST
This is like putting a shot of Miss Tessmacher's wet cleavage on a poster for 1978 SUPERMAN
by Autodidact
I can't watch that scene without imagining certain girls I know in that situation. They would have sucked Superman's dick for a while before taking the kryptonite necklace off.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 5:29 p.m. CST
I want to see Pa Kent (Costner) travel into the afterlife and save Supes form Krypton demons.
by kindofabigdeal
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Dec. 3, 2012, 5:50 p.m. CST
I watched a bit of Superman 4 the other day and holy fuck that suit is rediculous looking. It was Batman and Robin tv show bad. This suit is a vast improvement!
by AntonStark
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I'm pretty sure Congress passed a law against that after they saw 300 and the prison scene from Watchman.
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Super sexy costume. I like it a lot. I guess I'm gonna have to bring a jacket to cover my crotch.
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And I'm looking forward to the flick.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 6:16 p.m. CST
Corporate Stooge says Wow this is awesome, must be the best movie we`re all dying to see because it must be awesome n stuff.
by higgledyhiggles
In what way ? Nothing says this won`t be a snyder crapfest. The costume is silly to be honest and the teaser was Heroe`s esque Enya soundtrack fan-wank. Maybe it won`t blow but where does this pure optimism come from except from the ground, you know where plants come from.
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higgledyhiggles said "Nothing says this won`t be a snyder crapfest" and Nothing says this WILL be a snyder crapfest. it must be hard being you... always expecting things to suck when you have no reason to... keep posting here at aintitcool so pathetic idiots like you can all exist in your little bubble where talking shit about movies you haven't seen a trailer for is normal and making jokes about how stuff will suck are laughed at.
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Will his Clark Kent be a bumbling comedic nerd like Reeves and Routh? Loved Reeves, not so much Routh, need a new take on Clark now. by shakakhaniv ========================= he should kind of be. people don't realize that the glasses are NOT the disguise. The disguise is his awkwardness and clumsiness as Clark Kent.
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Posters are supposed to symbolize a movie while also being somewhat literal. If this is literal, then obviously he surrendered for some reason (maybe to keep people from being harmed or to prove a point...?). But it's just a really, REALLY bad poster. At this point, given the nonexistent teaser trailer of a few months back, they need to have something iconic. This is just...odd.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 6:32 p.m. CST
Supertwink is way into BDSM. If you're wondering where the red panties are, they're in my mouth.
by AzulTool
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Those guys look a little bit Walking Dead-ish.
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Supes was about to Fly, but the TSA wouldn't let him without a full invasive pat-down. He refused to let them-hence the cuffs & escort out of the airport.
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for tax evasion. As a citizen of America, even a naturalized alien such as Kal-El is responsible for keeping regular financial records and contributing to the federal coffers. j/k. You know Supe is such a goody two shoes, he does his taxes first thing in the morning Jan. 1, just like Flanders. I'm guessing they got him on a couple counts of involuntary manslaughter due to dropping some debris on some people's heads in the course of saving the world.
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WTF, everyone is trying to grab some of that Dark Knight doom n' gloom take on comics now? What's next - a Captain America reboot featuring an all-black leather costume starring Viggo Mortensen fighting the government for the plight of Native Americans? Wonder Woman re-imagined as a angry, conflicted Israeli super agent fighting against her own country to liberate Palestine? This is going to stink worse than the crummy Spiderman reboot and will probably give the '06 Superman crapfest a run for it's money.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 7:17 p.m. CST
STAR TREK 2 POSTER: http://l.yimg.com/os/251/2012/12/03/startrek2poster-jpg_155636.jpg
by Chris Moody
No mention on AICN yet.
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...until the world needed a Superman, err, Hancock.
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...wait, that was the Brandon Routh Superman. No, here he's under arrest for looking too much like Michael Pare in blue pajamas.
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Hits a nerve does it? I'd love to see a pic of your beautiful mane. BTW he is clearly not balding at all!
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Thanks to " ccchhhrrriiisssmredux" for posting the link. So according to that poster, I guess Neo joins the ST universe. We are entering the dark age of sci-fi/fantasy movies in more ways than one and that ain't a good thing.
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....the most colorful and best photographed sci-fi/superhero movie of the last 10 years was a Punisher movie (Punisher War Zone).
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Looks great, sorry haters. But it is more appropriate in this movie. It's also based on the new Superman 52 reboot. That being said, I was kinda weary about the Spider-Man suit, which wasn't appropriate, since I can't see how he got that type of material. Oh well, can win them all. I hope this movie rocks. While Znyder has ups and downs, don't forget, there is a also Christopher Nolan somewhere behind all this and we can only hope his influence on this movie will be towards quality and coherence.
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Fuck.... yeah.
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it ain't working. Mood seems all wrong and the costume looks awful.
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It looks alien. Superman has always been an alien and now he looks more the part.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 8:35 p.m. CST
Obviously he's there willingly - he'd snap those by sneezing - agreed with supersoldier
by wcolbert
He's a potential threat to world security - naturally he'd be scapegoat #1 for any disaster. Still, these guys have to be kidding themselves if they think they can contain him. unless they already know about kryptonite. GOD i hope they lay off the kryptonite crutch in this one. find a more interesting reason for him to be challenged than a silly green rock.
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It was the whit script and atypically charisma and humorless acting of Spacey that ruined it.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 8:46 p.m. CST
I think that's always been the problem with Superman though, and I know it's been said 1000 times:
by lox4444
you really have 3 options: kryptonite, putting people he cares about in danger, or an alien/superbeing that is equal to him in strength. It's a problem, especially since modern audiences will usually be bored with the first two options. It should be said though, TDK did a great job of creating suspense without the villain being a serious physical threat to the superhero. I just remember leaving the theater after Superman Returns thinking "Brandon Routh was really great as the Superman of my childhood, but audiences aren't going to like the conflict in the story".
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you strike me as the sort of people NOTHING ever pleases. Nothing is good enough for you unless it's just the way YOU, personally, want it to be. What did you expect, the hyper-gay blue spandex with red panties from past incarnations? Why? It's not as if superman has NEVER seen a change in appearance - in fact he changed his suit subtly quite a bit over the years. Fact is, if you put the 1970s Christopher Reeve costume in a modern movie, it is going to stand out like a sore thumb and look stupid as all hell in the process. Look - Reeve was good for his time. I like the original. But it IS dated. Deal with it. What made that movie work was REEVE, NOT his costume. That piece of crap looked like my little sister sewed it together. There's nothing wrong with the evolution of a character's appearance. I'll grant you that I still don't think Cavill looks right for the part - but the suit? If you're worried about the god damned SUIT, you're probably going to beat your head against a brick wall in a furious nerd rage when you actually see the movie and everything else Snyder did. The SUIT is the LEAST of our worries, BELIEVE me. As for the poster...it's a bit odd, granted, but nothing to cry about. It's just a POSTER. Christ, you babies...did your mommy forget to titty feed you today? Yes, he could easily break free - that's the POINT you're missing entirely here - and I suspect the film will have him willingly being taken into custody to mitigate the panick and fear his appearance on earth has caused. He could kill them all in a breath - but he wont. Because he's Superman. Not batman. Not the Hulk. Superman - the man who refuses to use the immense power he has at his disposal - because he knows what horrible things he could do if he let himself slip even for a moment. Can you imagine if you didnt want to hurt anyone, didn't want to cause panic and fear, and you were being arrested simply for, say, causing some damage to some buildings while saving the world? You could snap the cuffs and vaporize everyone within a thousand feet with your heat vision. Without even trying. But would you if you were that aware of the horror you could cause if you did let slip? no. You'd allow them to do as they wish - whatever it took to gain their trust. Because you are Superman. You aren't looking to instill FEAR in them. You want the opposite. You want them to look at you as a symbol of HOPE. At least wait until the movie comes out. It could be worse based on what we're seeing. It certainly looks a hell of a lot more promising than, say, Robocop.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 9:06 p.m. CST
I agree with everything you said about the suit, but I lay off the true die hard Superman fans, and I'm not saying all the bitching is coming from the die hards, but....
by lox4444
we all have some sacred ground in the realm of fiction. For me it's the James Bond of the original novels, for my best friend it's the Batman comics, we all have something. I assume most people posting on the Superman talkbacks are more passionate about the topic than I am, but like you said....it's not like there haven't been changes that were accepted among the die hards in the past. I'm just not one of them lol so I ignore it and go back to bitching about all the times James Bond in film didn't react the same way the James Bond of the novels would have reacted lol
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Hate to draw such comparisons, but given that Loki in cuffs being escorted under heavy guard was one of the first teaser images we saw from Avengers, it seems a little too much of a coincidence- though obviously Superman has more impact in that context than Loki due to how recognizable he and his power set are.
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Damn cool supersuit and Cavill looks like Supes right out of a Fleischer cartoon! This is looking very promising. Intriguing choice for a poster. Clearly intended to let us know that this Superman movie will be unlike any before. My ticket is sold and my ass is in the seat. Can't wait til June!
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Dec. 3, 2012, 9:15 p.m. CST
Also, there's a scientific rationale for the suit being textured
by wcolbert
It's quite simple - pitted surfaces, much like a golfball (ever wonder WHY they're dimpled?) can actually break up the laminar airflow and decrease the region of drag around the object (to a point). This concept was even put to the test on mythbusters with a "golf ball car". Just saying. A more advanced suit could reduce drag and thus allow Superman to fly faster.
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The only mistake was the lack of squid. Even with that still 10x more interesting than Nolan snoozefests, since it was basically directed by Alan Moore.
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Have just officially died.
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Just..no.
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Worse defense of an obviously soon-to-bomb movie ever. I bet you thought the Marvel Studios made for tv "Man-Thing" movie was a great concept too.
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Biggest disappointments of 2012 ! This flick isn't even out yet and they're already claiming it's gonna be shit. Complete with picture of The new suit. No red shorts ! Looks weird but how can Superman look good on film? Other than the original '78 movie, Hollywood just makes him look silly. Poor Supe's.
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the more I watch that movie, the more I see how much of a ode to the reeve era it truly is, basically sending a message of appreciation to what Donner, Reeve, and Williams all accomplished, and putting that franchise to bed in the best way it could possibly be done without having a living breathing reeve to play the role one last time. As usual, many will come along and try their damndest to surpass near perfection that was STM, but will come up short. I see no way for MOS to beat STM, or even SR. Especially when they take away his iconic super trunks like that. It's already a batman movie now because his suit is like batman's in his movies where they took away his undies. Fuck. I'll watch it but I already got a great superman movie done in the modern era. So if MOS sucks, that's ok... whatever.
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Disliking the suit is not just a Superman obsesse geek thing - I am that, to be sure, but it's not only that. True I probably wouldn't like anything but this is almost atrocious. The fact that they took the concept of no panties from New 52 has always reaked of Marketing involvement and nothing to do with what anyone with any artistic ability cared about it was merely way of connecting he movie to the comics (which I read in some blog that Snyder confirmed this, however reliable that may/may not be). The funny thing is is that ONLY the panties are the some change from the comics. The fact that the suit is dimpled to make him faster is just someone justifying the horrible decision of making it look like that already. Why would Superman give a shit about the extra drag that is caused by flying fast with all his power/strength?? It - just - looks - fucking - awful - and follows other movies, again, nothing that is artistically sound, just following movie-fashion trends. As for the suit always undergoing changes - they have always been minor, or major for only a very short period of time. Until the New 52 they were never major, atrocious and permanent. Nothing you can say can make this suit not look like fucking ass. Routh's gay suit was much much better, and still perfect. As for the story - while we don't know what the story truly is, it seems like it's going to be very, very simplified. If it's done well, and IF it makes a shit-ton of money, and IF it's not over-stylized crap like Snyder is wont to do, and IF there are several good sequels that this ties into then this could be good on repeat viewings but it is ripe for being very disappointing and played out for a first viewing in the theater. It's such a simple story that has been done time and time and time again. Not necessarily bad, just played out. Now I don't have any better stories, but I also don't get paid millions upon millions to come up with stories either. Who knows? It may be good. But I'm a bit weary - and I've had people tell me I like everything - I'm far from one of these normal assholes on here bitching about everything. To prove it - I REALLY liked the Nightmare on Elm Street and the original was/is one of my all time favorite horror movies.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 10:06 p.m. CST
Clearly, Superman's submitting to the 'arrest' in an effort to save lives (probably by some twist of Zod's desogn).
by Sluggolicious
Given Superman's sense of citizenship and respect for the law, I can envision circumstances under which be would surrender himself to 'authorities.' Of course, for how long is the question.
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YOU MIGHT AS WELL JUST SAY 'SUPERMAN WILL BE IN IT'. It's not even that it's obvious what's going on the in the poster, THAT IS THE FUCKING POINT OF THE POSTER. If someone doesn't get it they are morons or just fucking with you.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 10:13 p.m. CST
Who cares if the plot is any good, Supes doesn't have his red undies on the outside of his spandex!
by lv_426
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Of course the plot is what really matters. The point is making the suit look stupid just for the sake of the suit looking stupid is just stupid. That's all. And if the plot is he plot everyone thinks it will be, then we all know the movie and no matter how good it is, it'll suck because we already know it. I'm sure there will be more to it but still, it'll be disapponting. Again, not that there is much more to be done and have a good movie made, it's jus disappointing. I'm more worried about Snyder overstylizing it than anything else. Panties and rubber floor mat be damned.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 10:24 p.m. CST
This looks god awful. The costume sucks. I'm not bothering with this crap.
by yeah i'm a jerk!
I'm anxious for Iron Man 3 and Thor 2. I'll pass on this travesty.
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Dec. 3, 2012, 10:26 p.m. CST
MEATHOOK likes his superman in tearable red panties... sheesh you guys are really this gay? I'm OK with your gayness but I prefer my Superman as a straight male.
by uberfreak
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Go ahead. Do elucidate as to how it is the "worst ever defense" ...go on. Entertain me....you've already proven yourself incompetant on two counts: 1. I wasn't defending it. Had you actually bothered to read between the lines you'd have noticed that. I have not seen the movie - therefor I have no basis on which to defend the film itself. I merely pointed out that people are whining about a suit and a poster without having actually seen the film. As I stated, the suit is the LEAST of our worries judging by Snyder's track record. (Mind you I didn't mind Watchmen, but he also proved he can reallllly make a turd of a movie with Suckerpunch, and none of his films have had all that much depth to them). 2. You are not psychic. If you were, you would have won the jackpot in the lottery by now. So who, exactly, are you to make a statement such as "this film will bomb"? Nobody. That's exactly who you are. Nobody. Is trolling fun? Maybe I'll try it sometime.
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Hmmm - I never thought of that. Maybe he can tear them off and throw it at Zod and trap him in it, in a nod to Superman 2. At least that would give him a reason to not be wearing them. If it was just takin them off and making the suit all blue - fine, but change for change sake is retarded. And if you think I am spending this much time on the suit, how much time do you think DC on the comics and now Snyder's crew spent on the suit. My obsession with it is becaus I am a geek - but also because I don't understand why so much time is spent on them changing it just to change it. That's one of the easiest parts of the creative process on a movie/comic like this. Just like figuring out who his long/short time love interest should be, or what planet he came from, or where he landed, or what company he works for, or who is boss is, or on and on and on. Just give him something that doesn't look like shit, make him the last of his kind until his cousin shows up, make sure Krypton blew up, make sure Lex is not an FBI agent who turns out is from Krypton too and make sure he doesn't fight a polar bear. All that said, the suit really isn't too bad, it's just not good. And all will be right with the world if the movie doesn't suck of course - and hopefully there is more to it than what everyone is now expecting even that if that plotline is good and true to the character.
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Point 1) 100% right. Watchmen was good for what it was. Sucker Punch was not very good at all. If Snyder makes this all stylized as his track record and the poster suggest, then we can pretty forget about seeing a good Superman movie for ten years or so.
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but I am. I try not to fixate on things like the red undies, because honestly what director/creative person wants to do exactly the same thing that was done before. Supes costume is iconic; however, I'm interested to see where the creative liberty takes this version of Big Blue. Snyder will have a different take and in the end that's what we all yearned for after SR's Donner homage. At the very least I am excited for this movie because it will unquestionably redefine Batman (although I honestly enjoy Nolan's trilogy), because quasi-reality Urban Assault Battle Pack Batman can't exist in the same universe as a bulletproof alien that can fly so fast he can reverse time
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Dec. 3, 2012, 11:34 p.m. CST
I think that this poster image is a very smart move as it plays with the iconography. Instead of merely depending on logo recognition, they've gone for something that makes you stop and pay attention. And if you're a Superfan, I think it becomes even mo
by ChaunceyGardiner
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Dec. 3, 2012, 11:34 p.m. CST
And if you're a Superfan, I think it becomes even more personal.
by ChaunceyGardiner
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Dec. 3, 2012, 11:38 p.m. CST
And, by the way, I think the point is that this is Superman's rightful clothing, not his adopted human suit. Therefore, whether canon or not, it makes sense that it would look 'alien.'
by ChaunceyGardiner
In this vein of thinking, very curious to see General Zod's uniform.
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Sorry, but you are.
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Dec. 4, 2012, 12:11 a.m. CST
Yeah, I don't get the problem with the suit. The one from the original movies would not work today.
by Ironhelix
They are updating it, and this is even done in the comics, so I do't understand the problem. While I'm not sure the poster was a good idea, I DO understand what they are going for. Superman is all about restraint. He could conquer the earth, and make slaves of all of us, but he doesn't. He's obviously going along with the situation to prove a point. As for Snyder, I believe he has it in him to make great movies. I hope this is one of them. We need Superman right about now.
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Dec. 4, 2012, 12:17 a.m. CST
I CAN BREAK THESE CUFFS....MMMMRRRRUUUUAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!
by BoogerEater
For an illustration of what I mean, see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhrwC2BoAkE and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQTXawaAKNA
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Dec. 4, 2012, 12:49 a.m. CST
MEATHOOK, I actually have high expectations for it but I'll be here on AICN crushing it if I am disappointed.
by uberfreak
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Dec. 4, 2012, 12:58 a.m. CST
Can't wait for the day that Hollywood drops the scaly textured costumes...
by WeylandYutani
I understand why studios have problems with superhero disguises. They are essentially goofy and very much of the time they were invented (in the 30s). So how do you update a concept like that? It also has to appear at least somewhat wearable and practical. And I'd prefer not to go back to Adam West in tights – no one wants that. That said, these overly textured muted outfits are distracting because they don't look 'right'. There is a happy balance to be had. I think Nolan did a good job explaining the evolution of, and reason for, the bat suit design. This Superman suit just looks dull and dirty. Perhaps supes was just in combat which would explain the grime, but you'd think publicity stills would want to highlight the suits colours and iconic design.
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Dec. 4, 2012, 1:04 a.m. CST
"Curious" is about the only emotion that I have about this film.
by SunTzu77
I'm not a Snyder fan. I would say he's competent at his craft. The last trailer looked a "Perfect Storm" if it were directed by Malick. I do like Malick - I just can't buy into the hype of this film. Not having Lindelof affiliated does give it a bump.
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Dec. 4, 2012, 1:06 a.m. CST
ZERO buzz for this film outside nerd circles - $17-$30 million opening! Are you panic-stricken yet, Hollywood?
by Nintendarth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7Tm0SQT7N4
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It's obvious. It's the easiest, simplest answer. It's cheap. It costs nothing. It pads the film. It draws out the story. It lets them focus on dialogue instead of action. In short, it's a MONEY-SAVER.
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Sucker Punch - F (Absolutely no direction - verbose - tedious - hodgepodge.) Watchmen - C+ (Extremely verbose. Minus a few performances and creatively cut sequences - it really didn't do anything for me.) 300 - C (Interesting visual style - emotionless / flat). Dawn of the Dead - C+ (Commercial - entertaining - popcorn flick).
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SR has to be one of the most elegant and reverential superhero movies ever made. I thought it was visually poetic and evocative of the mythic nature of the character. Modern audiences aren't looking for that in a mainstream blockbuster sadly so it doesn't surprise me. I'm still bummed Singer wasn't able to follow that thread as I think he would have taken it somewhere pretty special. I have no interest in this grungy interpretation of the character.
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Dec. 4, 2012, 1:36 a.m. CST
This is what happens when you go out in public without your underwear.
by tailhook
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Dec. 4, 2012, 2:01 a.m. CST
Now, real slow for the morons who don't get it... He lets them cuff him, because he doesn't want to scare the any further. For now at least.
by MariusXe
In the leaked comiccon footage you see this scene and the scene after it, where he breaks the cuffs and the cops/military guys turn around in panic. Cool looking poster. I bet that the movie will be fucking great. With Snyder we will finally get a movie where Supes punches stuff. A lot. Yeay.
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300--entertaining once on a big screen, absolutely useless after that. Watchmen--like hearing a talented singer interpret the greatest song ever written without understanding a single fucking word. It was a thalidomide abortion. SuckerPunch--its bogus theme of "female empowerment" masked a story that was anythint but; stunning visually and aurally but was in fact a mass exercise in masturbatory objectification. And the end of the story is a complete lead balloon. So I have NO hope for this movie, and the cutting of all ties with past screen Superman efforts (even the iconic Williams score) is second to the "fuck you" attitude that Snyder/Nolan are taking. This Superman will be awful. And on top of that, Kevin Costner is the worst actor in the history of film. It would be insulting bland, wooden actors to call him bland and wooden. Fuck him, fuck Snyder and fuck this movie.
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Dec. 4, 2012, 4:17 a.m. CST
Desaturated color? Check. Lens Flair? Check. Really horrible suit? Check. The Director of Sucker Punch? Check. I rest my fucking case cocksuckers.
by Bradly Durant
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Dec. 4, 2012, 4:43 a.m. CST
"But, but screw all you haters, Watchmen is my favouritist movie. Ever." By the way I am blind from birth and have severe learning difficulties.
by Bradly Durant
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Dec. 4, 2012, 4:48 a.m. CST
Sucker Punch will one day be re-evaluated and eventually regarded as a true cinematic acheivement, as will the Resident Evil saga and Battlefield Earth.
by Bradly Durant
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I mean after the space shuttle rescue I'm thinking this is going to be awesome. Than I'm dragging into a rehash of Superman 1 with a kid thrown in for even more nauseating affect. What a colossal waste of a movie. I feel bad for Brandon Routh though because I thought he did a great job playing the Man of Steel too bad the story was complete crap.
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Seriously, they're going to need some reshoots to cover up Cavills shiny dome. His hairline is practically sliding backwards off his head during the trailer.
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I wanted to like Superman Returns.. Beside the casting of the Lois Lane character, the rest was a good mix. Although no Gene Hackman, Spacey's Luthor was palatable enough. But this new version of Superman is something to look forward to. Cavill has the chops to be Superman. Between his build and his acting, he can pull it off, I'm pretty certain. But this won't be a 'cartoony' version of Superman. So for those Superfans out there who want that, you will be dissapointed. I'm a big Superfan too. But I do like it when a character evolves. Case in point, Earth One, Superman Volume 2. Cheers!
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Urgh, what is it with these fuckers trying to stamp their own shit over things that have worked fine for DECADES? They've messed up the Bat-franchise by allowing Nolan to run riot thus fucking up Justice League. You've got a po-faced Ollie Queen doing a Batman impression on TV in a super-powerless Green Arrow universe. Now we're getting a 'dark' Superman in which the main poster(!) is Superman being arrested(!). Then we have MARVEL putting the actual comics on screen and raking in billions. It's like actual chimps are in charge at DC.
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Give me a break! Why don't you wait and see what the buzz is when this first trailer hits next weekend. As it stands, you only have one, short teasers worth of marketing to back up your statement. Assumptions and assholes, buddy. Might want to hold off on the hate until you and the rest of the world actually have something concrete to go off of. Kids these days!
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than I guess I am totally fucked!!
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Dec. 4, 2012, 8:13 a.m. CST
Should have kept the "S", belt and boots smooth, and only Spalding-ized the blue parts
by Crimson Dynamo
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Dec. 4, 2012, 8:43 a.m. CST
What worries me is that the film will be all dark and gritty just batman was......
by Father
Everything i've seen from the film so far, suggests that its going for the realistic, dark, downbeat approach and thats a bad idea , because we've already had that kind of superman movie. It was called superman returns and it fucking sucked. The best way to do a superman movie would be like the the '78 movie, or the 97 animated series, or the fleicsher brothers cartoons- you know, a steady balance of seriousness, high fantasy and humour. I really want this film to work , because its about time that we got a good superman movie- i'm just worried that warners will fuck it up.
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Dec. 4, 2012, 8:46 a.m. CST
My brother had no idea there was a new Superman coming out until I sent him the poster
by Margot Tenenbaum
And he saw The Dark Knight Rises with me and, more importantly, saw the Russel Crowe version of the teaser trailer. He has no memory of at at all.
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But a failure none the less. I blame the bland uncharismatic casting of dull as dish water Emily Browning more than anything else.
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Dec. 4, 2012, 8:56 a.m. CST
Easily the best superman suit that has ever existed in any medium's portrayal of the character. What's wrong with that? I hope superman
by UltraTron
is taken to the same facility they reverse engineer all the alien tech at. He sees the tech being delivered to the illuminati. Tracks down the secret location of every member.. Then flys through all their chests at light speed. Last scene is of superman covered in hot guts. He gives a press conference that says- I have given you back control of your world. I have given back your liberty and free will. I even destroyed Monsanto so that you can have a chance to eat un-fucked food. Effective immediately I am now president of the earth. Any who stand against liberty will die! So let it be written. So let it be done.
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Dec. 4, 2012, 8:56 a.m. CST
Just in case anyone wants to know what I would do with superman's powers. That would be day one
by UltraTron
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Dec. 4, 2012, 9 a.m. CST
Or better yet supes becomes a commie like our president and dons a red suit and gooseteps around while throwing bodies into ditches
by UltraTron
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Dec. 4, 2012, 9 a.m. CST
I'm easy. I figure if this is what humans seem to like then fuck it
by UltraTron
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Dec. 4, 2012, 9:03 a.m. CST
Cops to congress- we want records of everyone's text. UltraTron to cops:
by UltraTron
That's fine. It's just that I'm going to fuck your wife and your daughter when you arn't home. Gangbang mother daughter style.
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What a piece of shit. A boring , depressing, humourless , painfully long, dull, drab , funeral of a film thats completely devoid of all the fun , adventure and excitement you'd normally ascociate with a superman movie. Seriously what was brian singer thinking? There were decades worth of superman comics, movies ,cartoons and tv shows to draw inspiration from and a movie where lex luthor fucks old women for money is the best he could come up with? Superman 3 was better... yeah you know, the one where superman, gets drunk and teams up with richard prior? Yeah that one. Fuck superman returns.
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Dec. 4, 2012, 9:08 a.m. CST
You'll have the texts that set up our rendezvous for later reference
by UltraTron
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Would you be a balding Superman?
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and its not such a stretch to think that in reality...if someone suddenly arrived on our planet with this type of power...we would be more scared than impressed. and that someone else could play on that fear to exploit said super hero and use it for his own personal gain. i like the poster...im intrigued. but who are we kidding, i was going to buy a ticket regardless.
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I would find it impossible to resist imposing a dictatorship on the Earth; I would make myself emperor. It would be a thoroughly benevolent dictatorship, but a dictatorship nonetheless.
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to relate to. yet in these talk backs the basic concept resurfaces over and over again " what would I do with supermans powers" None of us would be what superman is. We would take down corporations that we deemed evil, take down governments and presidents, yes even fuck guys wives we disliked. And that , in a nut shell, is what makes superman great. Its not his heat ray vision, not his ability to fly, not his invulnerability. its that under all that he is a better man than we are. And thats why he is our hero. I thought Donner captured that as well as he could have. I hope this movie at least attempts that.
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Dec. 4, 2012, 10:56 a.m. CST
darthvedder81- *SR has to be one of the most elegant and reverential superhero movies ever made.*
by F This
Yeah, and Superman was also a creepy fucking stalker in that movie. He abandoned the planet and his woman & kid. He gets brought down by the same shit (kryptonite) yet again. What a spectacular fucking achievement of filmmaking.
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It was jacking off to the 1978 film, while fucking up the character. I didn't see anything dark and gritty except for the stalker part.
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Dec. 4, 2012, 11:09 a.m. CST
Superman returns wasn't dark or gritty. It was morose and self-hating.
by hank henshaw
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I love the 1978 movie. It's my alltime favorite! Not only because I saw this as a 8 year old. It's just an awesome movie and for me still the best! I looked forward to Superman Returns after Singer delivered something interesting with X-Men 2. What a bummer! Still can't believe someone smoked this much money on that movie. He even build a machine to hover young Clark above the ground for a 2 second shot in the movie. WTF? There is more interesting stuff in Smallville like in this movie. I love Watchmen... and I love the Watchmen movie. I looked forward to Sucker Punch... but WTF? The visuals are awesome but this is not a movie for me. I have high hopes for The Man Of Steel... and I hope Zack Snyder has learned from Sucker Punch and the reaction to it and will deliver with this movie. It's THE MAN OF STEEL for God's sake! Do it right. Donner did it. He knew what this character is about. The new teaser btw. is promissing Zack Snyder (and of course the writer) also knows.
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Dec. 4, 2012, 11:15 a.m. CST
Man of Steel, wont be a flop, WB marketing will make sure of that (pimping Nolan's involvement), but what if it underperforms?
by hank henshaw
Superman Returns wasn't exactly a flop, making more or less the same money as Batman Begins, for some reason it also got critical acclaim. Still, it was considered a failure because of the well deserved backlash, once the nostalgia fog dissipated and people saw the movie for what it really was. If Man of Steel underwhelms, will WB give up and use the excuse that Superman doesn't work for today's audiences? Will they use the Justice League movie to establish a different Superman? Will they wait a decade and try again? Or, most likely, they will go back to making more Batman movies, that always solves everything.
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Dec. 4, 2012, 11:32 a.m. CST
Too bad Harry doesn't have a cameo as the man who cuffed Superman. I bet he would have liked that...
by Timothy Marcione
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Dec. 4, 2012, 11:33 a.m. CST
This follows the Nolan model, which is a smart way for DC to go generally...
by smudgewhat
They're taking a look at what would happen if a guy with god-like powers actually arrived on the scene. The military would be all over him like stink on shit. Then the bigger threat that is Zod arrives to wreck shit and Supes is the only credible force to fight him - thus proving himself as humanity's ally. It's perfect.
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but how the fuck does one arrest the man of steel? If that is the case, then there is no need for a Justice League...Kryptonite handcuffs perhaps? As an advocator of all things "Watchmen" (terribly underrated, and well executed) i shall give this the benefit of the doubt. I mean, after Singer's debacle, anything is possible.
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Yes dear, I am Nostradamus - I know the future, I've won the lottery and I know this chocolaty turd will bomb like Pluto Nash on hemorrhoids. Enjoy pounding your keyboard into Chiclets defending this pointless golfball suited Superman, lol!
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Have you read any of the comments on here? Obviously that's the plot that everyone is expecting - no shit. That's what the poster is saying to anyone who has been introduced to Superman ever in their lives. While it makes for an interesting story, doesn't it suck that everyone already knows the entire story without seeing a real trailer that will spoil the story for you? That kind of pisses me off. That being said, it could be a good film, except for the fact that Snyder is doing this, and the poster shows some ridiculous stylizing with the lens flare and the blurriness. Nothing is saying that this movie isn't going to suck, unfortunately. It's kind of the opposite of Dark Knight Rises - nothing said that it wasn't going to be a spectacular ending to the best Batman outside of the comics ever, but then Nolan let the movie fall into typical Superhero movie crap (it was still a fun movie, just was disappointing it fell into the normal traps complete with a nonsensical 'GOTCHA' moment and a big screw version of Batman running around with a giant cherry bomb looking for a place to drop it)
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which is why he isn't a hero. The mythology would work if he was human and every human had the potential to have the same powers by some sort of effort, not by birth.
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I really enjoy Nolan's work... but the last interview that I read in regard to Superman... he eloquently stated that he was just a high paid consultant - rewarded with a producing credit. This film rests completely on the small shoulders of Snyder.
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I look forward to Man of Steel, but if you think about it, you could NOT approach Superman like any other character in history. He could not hang out with humans on a regular basis. If he accidentally kick something he could kill someone. I think he'd spend most of his life in solitude til he was needed. His molecular makeup would be very different than your average Joe. You probably couldn't even touch his skin. Think outside the box, people!
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And I will revel. There's nothing like knowing a talkbalker out there somewhere has just been silenced by a film they "KNEW" everything about weeks before said film's official trailer is released and 7 months prior to it's theatrical release. Obviously, I'm sure you hope you're wrong too, as you wouldn't be posting on here if you didn't enjoy enjoying movies. Just saying be open to being pleasantly surprised. I think hopeful expectations are credible here. There are a lot of people who care about making sure this Superman "flys" straight.
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Superman Returns lost any and all credibility of being a good Superman movie the second they had Superman floating outside Lois' house and using his X-Ray vision to look at Lois' family like a creepy stalker... Superman would NEVER use one of his powers to spy on people... that's the OPPOSITE of what Superman would do, if for no other reason than most normal people would be tempted to use Superman's powers in a selfish way, but Superman doesn't think that way, which is why he's Superman
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Dec. 4, 2012, 4:14 p.m. CST
A few months ago people were liking this film to a Terrance Malik effort based, just on the trailer.
by jellypop
This poster nips that one in the bud.
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I'm not concerned with the suit, the curl or anything else involving the look of the movie. I just hope they have an interesting story!
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Dec. 4, 2012, 4:39 p.m. CST
Super beard? What does Kal-El shave with? (looking forward to this)
by Darth Macchio
I recall the earlier scenes in Supes4 where they had a 1 ton block suspended from a single strand of Superman's hair (the one Luthor steals to make Nuclear Man) so if Kal-El did grow a beard and did not have any Kryptonian facial hair accessories, how would he ever trim and shave the beard? Or his hair for that matter? Wait a minute!!! Is the poor guy ripping out is facial hair one by one as he's the only thing capable of doing so on this whole planet? And how to cut the hair? Can't yank it out so he has to break it...and how to do this and yet have that classic Superman hair style with the curl? Makes me wonder why Supes even bothers...we give him endless shit, down to what kind of clothes we'll let the guy wear and whether or not he's going bald, and he can't even use our bullshit technology to groom himself. We suck.
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It can get you one weekend. One. After that, it's word of mouth. If it's a dog, the word will spread faster than Lois at the Fortress of Solitude.
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They've covered that issue in the comics, but most people here don't know anything that's covered in the comics yet they think they do and make smart ass comments regarding shaving as if they're so intelligent to make the observation about shaving as if no one has thought of it before. He bounces his heat vision off a mirror.
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And off the pigs!
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Dec. 4, 2012, 5:07 p.m. CST
In the super old school comics, it took the combined heat vision of Supergirl and Krypto to give Superman a shave and haircut when red kryptonite caused him to grow Manson style hair & beard
by Margot Tenenbaum
More recently, he used a super-polished part of his Krypton baby rocket as a mirror to reflect his heat vision in order to shave.
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I am not claiming literally that we all know exactly how the movie is going to turn out plot wise, but the marketing of this poster suggests a storyline and it doesn't take much of a stretch to come up with he general theme and story arch, as 90% of the people on here have very clearly pointed out to the 10% who are somehow confused on how Superman could possibly be arrested. I'm also not saying, as I said before, that the movie will suck if that's the storyline, I'm just saying if it really is the storyline, it seems too simple and there would be nothin surprising. I even said earlier that it would potentially make repeat viewings worthwhile, to the detriment of the first viewing - that's probably better than it being a piece of shit that nobody ever wants to see again, I just want this to be on par with Nolan's trilogy, even with all of the problems of the third one. If that happens, I'll be the happiest person on here since Superman has been my favorite character in comics and movies since I can remember, and anyone who's met me knows that. The biggest thing I am skeptical over is Snyder's track record, as I've said earlier. Regardless, I am not one who bashes shit to bash shit and will not bash it when it's over if it is good, and in that case I will not eat my words because I'm not guaranteeing anything. Hell, no matter how much the movie sucks I'll probably like it more than anyone on this site, I seem to like more movies than anyone here, meaning I'm not very discerning and my opinion is probably pointless (I.e. I like remakes such as ANOES and I liked Superman Returns, the stalker scenes were going to be revealed to have been Bizarro the entire time but Singer wasn't allowed to make a sequel and we have all you talkbackers bashing the movie to blame for that.)
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From the film makers who brought you 300 and THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY.
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Dec. 5, 2012, 8:04 a.m. CST
darth maccio: in the comics superman always shaved with his heat vision reflected by a chunk of the spacecraft that he arrived in.
by UltraTron
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Most people complain about generic posters and big face posters. Here we get a very strong image. I love the concept that Superman shows up and the military wants him under control. He could just wipe them all out, but instead he allows himself to be arrested and put in cuffs... That is Superman! Batman would beat the shit out of all of them like he did to the SWAT guys in TDK. This is great to me.
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What is the poster conveying? Why would he allow himself to be arrested if he didn't do anything. You are a Grade A Moron if you think I'm going to swallow that tripe. Clearly in this version Superman is going to be a villain until he realizes that the humans are good people and should be saved. The handcuffs are made out of Kryptonite that Scientist Lex made.
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Kiiiiiillllll!!!!!!! Take to the streets and march and destroy! Kill them all! Kill for your liberty!!!! Kill all of them. Run!!!! Go!!!! Here little boy. Take your first look at your greatest hero and be like him. Welcome to the brave new world.
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Dec. 5, 2012, 11:24 a.m. CST
Feltch a greasy fresh cumquot out of your own asshole you forgotten by god freaks of the universe. The people responsible for this poster must
by UltraTron
fucking die. This is social conditioning at it's most obvious. We are being attacked. Wake the fuck up.
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Dec. 5, 2012, 11:25 a.m. CST
Or maybe it's just a bad decision that uses a really neat scene from the movie we'll discover and love and totally get why it was used
by UltraTron
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Hey Meathook--read the post above yours, wcolbert's posts or one of my posts and if you don't realize YOU are the Grade A Moron who is totally missing the point and know absolutely nothing about the character then you should really stop watching and caring about superhero movies.
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Dec. 5, 2012, 12:07 p.m. CST
actually meathook no i didn't read any of the comments b/c i didn't feel like it :0
by smudgewhat
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of course i was trying to have some fun with implying they hadn't thought of that and that no one else had until I said something about it. sarcasm can be hard to see in an online post so no worries if you are talking to me and didn't get what i wrote from the context. the main clues were in the last couples sentences. easy to miss I suppose. stating the intention seems counter to the post but you're apparently the only one complaining about it so i guess it's not all that bad.
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Ultaron, I seriously think you have a mental illness... either explain your posts because there's something I'm missing or seek help.
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Dec. 5, 2012, 1:12 p.m. CST
As long as this film has fighting animated traffic men, I'll be happy....
by SmokieGeezer
Both keys? AT THE SAME TIME?
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1. Clearly he was arrested for not wearing underwear. 2. Clearly he was arrested for not sporting a spit-curl. 3. Clearly he was arrested because this is actually Bizarro (seriously, the grey pallor of his face makes him look like Bizarro).
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Did you really not catch the sarcasm in my post? I'm confused. Smokie geezer - the traffic men fighting each other was awesome! And when they built the dual key system, wouldn't you think they would have built them far enough away so that one person - while drunk no less - couldn't reach the two with a hand and foot? Then again he did use the passed out drunk guy (was he supposed to be Conduit - damn, his name slips my mind - uh Ron??) Royston - at least give me credit when Superman is revealed as being Bizarro in this scene since I came up with it first, three posts earlier. 'And now the company had provided some tripe or lunch' (horribly paraphrased, I know)
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Obviously he failed to produce a birth certificate, resident visa, and/or certificate of naturalization.
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Given what little I know about the movie the only context in which this scene would be acceptable to me is the one in which Zod has taken control of the government and demanded Superman's arrest.
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Snyder has a fever and the only cure is overusing montages with pop songs. Please, please, no pop songs, no montages with terrible pop songs please! Imagine spending all this time in pre-production and production, then post-production, only to let your crusty uncle lazily choose music from his iPod to go over some of the scenes. This is Snyder's worst instinct.
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Dec. 6, 2012, 8:16 a.m. CST
hercvault: man there's just no way to talk you up to the level I exist at. It's a level
by UltraTron
where you know everything that is happening in the world and so you are always following the motivations, money, influence and agendas of the various entities in control of your world that are supplanting your liberty for something else that they are in control of. So at this level I must pick and choose my sanity and must always curb my reactions and hope that they are simply paranoia and wild assumption. For all around you the evil rakes at your door. It's real and well documented.
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Dec. 6, 2012, 8:21 a.m. CST
I'm just fucking around though. There's really nothing at all remotely wrong or interesting happening in your world. Nothing
by UltraTron
that should cause any of you any alarm whatsoever. Everything is fine and dandy. There's nothing remotely strange happening. Nothing to bat an eyelid at. Nothing of importance. Keep your eyes on the screen.
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Dec. 6, 2012, 8:25 a.m. CST
I can't fucking wait to see superman tear this entire room full of mindless goons in half like phonebooks. Give me that scene.
by UltraTron
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Dec. 6, 2012, 8:26 a.m. CST
Oh and I want to see Lois fucked on a cloud. Give us a superman fuck scene.
by UltraTron
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Dec. 6, 2012, 8:37 a.m. CST
Drop it and just be happy? Ok. I'll do that again. Yet again. I'll probably have to do it again though.
by UltraTron
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Dec. 6, 2012, 4:37 p.m. CST
Hey fellas there's these men dressed in black and they told me to stop trying to talk to you. Fellas where'd ya go? Fellas? They had guns and..
by UltraTron
Uuukkkkrrrggrllluuuhhh(choke, strangle, THUMP!).......................................................................................................................................................
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you're clearly dealing with mental illness issues. Believe me, I know. I have schizoaffective disorder and was writing irrational delusional shit here seven years ago. Now I've got my illness under control and i'm finishing a website you might want to check out: http://www.mymindsnotright.com
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