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I'm not sure Superman is worthy of a second reboot, the first film was fine but looks a tad dated in terms of effects, what new are they going to bring to the table, trailer looks fine but it's just looks like a remake of the first story, which has been done before. More
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Man of Steel is a great movie and i think the next part will be great............ote]
And we have another psychic, ladies and gentlemen!
guess this is why its called the silly season.
predict is will suck balls and so will reboot they will do 5 years later
ets take a wild guess here...you think this is because of maybeee... Christopher Nolans involvement?
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Man of Steel is a great movie and i think the next part will be great............ote]
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guess this is why its called the silly season.
predict is will suck balls and so will reboot they will do 5 years later
ets take a wild guess here...you think this is because of maybeee... Christopher Nolans involvement? More
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I couldn't help reading that in the voice of Bill Murray in Ed Wood...
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Posted by Dannybohy at 09:30 on 20 December 2012 | Report This Post |
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I couldn't help reading that in the voice of Bill Murray in Ed Wood... More
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Man of Steel is a great movie and i think the next part will be great............ote]
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guess this is why its called the silly season.
predict is will suck balls and so will reboot they will do 5 years later More
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Man of Steel is a great movie and i think the next part will be great............ote]
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guess this is why its called the silly season. More
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7. I completely agree with you. Its Christmas - c'mere and gimme a Christmas hug!! ote]
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Man of Steel is a great movie and i think the next part will be great............ote]
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Posted by AxlReznor at 10:18 on 19 December 2012 | Report This Post |
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1. I enjoy the patronising notion that the only humour or comedy I enjoy are 'fart jokes'. Where did I say that I wanted to see Superman break wind? *shudders at the thought of the Wayan brothers doing Superman one day* Yes the pencil trick had people rolling in the isles and my sides literally split with the line 'does it come in black?' must have watched a different trilogy to you as I found those seens amusing but I would hardly say these handful of scenes gives the t More
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Where and when? I love The Dark Knight Trilogy; lllooovvveee the films but they are a humour vacuum.uch of what Lucius says.
Much of what Alfred says.
A lot of Wayne's interactions with the two above.
The joker's pencil trick & virtually that entire scene.
His antics around & outside Gotham general.
"Does it come in black?"
The "you're in for a show tonight son" policeman.
Selina's wise-cracking.
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Man of Steel is a great movie and i think the next part will be great............ More
Posted by Joserabal at 04:39 on 19 December 2012 | Report This Post |
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The pencil bit in TDK is legitimately hilarious. More
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Wow! I think I must of watched a totally different movie! None of the above where remotely amusing!. Is there a Directors Cut Funny edition I missed out on!? n your humble opniion.
And what if I told you that your avatar is an oxymoron? More
Posted by Qwerty Norris at 20:31 on 18 December 2012 | Report This Post |
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There is good humour in most of Nolans films.The Dark Knight trilogy in particular.
But there is nothing as camp and silly as a poodle grabbing Batmans batarang in mid air or an army of rocket firing penguins marching down an inexplicably empty Gotham square. More
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Where and when? I love The Dark Knight Trilogy; lllooovvveee the films but they are a humour vacuum.uch of what Lucius says.
Much of what Alfred says.
A lot of Wayne's interactions with the two above.
The joker's pencil trick & virtually that entire scene.
His antics around & outside Gotham general.
"Does it come in black?"
The "you're in for a show tonight son" policeman.
Selina's wise-cracking.
Wayne' More
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Where and when? I love The Dark Knight Trilogy; lllooovvveee the films but they are a humour vacuum.uch of what Lucius says.
Much of what Alfred says.
A lot of Wayne's interactions with the two above.
The joker's pencil trick & virtually that entire scene.
His antics around & outside Gotham general.
"Does it come in black?"
The "you're in for a show tonight son" policeman.
Selina's wise-cracking.
Wayne's camera EMP thing.
I More
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This movie is not to good.
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This movie is not to good. More
Posted by denius88 at 09:24 on 17 December 2012 | Report This Post |
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But I want a Superman film where he gets punched through a building, thats filled with epic spectacle...not a film about how crap he feels. I hate the idea of a him turning into Rodger from the first series of Friends: "Hey i've got super powers but Oh, define me! Define me! Love me, I need love!". ts to watch that shit?! /quote]
Maybe the people who have seen the previous 5 Superman films and are simply bored with it being nothing more than " More
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It annoys me when people say that Superman isnt a complex character, or more annoyingly hes not as complex as Batman. Bruce Wayne only lost his mum and dad, superman lost his entire family and planet of his people. He is from another world and has the power to destroy all of us but instead chooses to protect us. Singer hit every one of these notes for me and Superman Returns is up there with the best for me, but because there wasn't a lot of action in it people didnt see it, More
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Looks like Nolan/Snyder are approaching the Superman character as though he exists in the 'real-world', which is a fascinating way of looking at this story. It seems obvious really, but nobody's ever done it before. Not with Superman anyway. Nolan's done it with Batman, and look how that turned out. I mean, really -uld you feel if you had these extraordinary powers? It would take an awful lot of guts to boldly come out and say to the world "This is who I am, this is my iden More
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But I want a Superman film where he gets punched through a building, thats filled with epic spectacle...not a film about how crap he feels. I hate the idea of a him turning into Rodger from the first series of Friends: "Hey i've got super powers but Oh, define me! Define me! Love me, I need love!". ts to watch that shit?! /quote]
Maybe the people who have seen the previous 5 Superman films and are simply bored with it being nothing more than "fun?" (Not forgetting t More
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This looks really good to me. I think Goyer's idea will be more complex though, than an angsty god in primary colours. When you really strip it down I think it will be: How do you bring up a child who could destroy the planet? How do you send Kal-El to his room?
I think the angst will be on Jonathan and Martha, who will have to do their best to raise someone whose destiny is to save or enslave 7 Billion people. If they get it wrong, or if another influence comes along, like, I dunno, Gene More
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Well said, Jordie B. More
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You can rate my post full marks. I'm a whore for compliments. More
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I hate Nolan's name coming up in every discussion on upcoming movies.
ell then, you should stop doing it.
wish there was a Like button on here. More
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I hate Nolan's name coming up in every discussion on upcoming movies.
ell then, you should stop doing it. More
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Just like all of the people who can't understand when famous people suffer from depression... "If I had they're money, I wouldn't be depressed", as if it's a logical thing that you can control and pacify with /i]. That attitude has always been annoying to me. They're the kind of people who like to tell people to just "snap out of it", and can't get their head around the facts of depression. And one of the things that makes people More
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Just like all of the people who can't understand when famous people suffer from depression... "If I had they're money, I wouldn't be depressed", as if it's a logical thing that you can control and pacify with /i]. That attitude has always been annoying to me. They're the kind of people who like to tell people to just "snap out of it", and can't get their head around the facts of depression. And one of the things that makes people depressed is feeling l More
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Just like all of the people who can't understand when famous people suffer from depression... "If I had they're money, I wouldn't be depressed", as if it's a logical thing that you can control and pacify with /i]. That attitude has always been annoying to me. They're the kind of people who like to tell people to just "snap out of it", and can't get their head around the facts of depression. And one of the things that makes people depressed is feeling l More
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Just like all of the people who can't understand when famous people suffer from depression... "If I had they're money, I wouldn't be depressed", as if it's a logical thing that you can control and pacify with /i]. That attitude has always been annoying to me. They're the kind of people who like to tell people to just "snap out of it", and can't get their head around the facts of depression. And one of the things that makes people depressed is feeling like an outsider. It d More
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I liked Richard Donner's movie for the first half. But then Lex Luthor was introduced, and le movie went to hell every time he and his two idiotic sidekicks were on screenwhenever Superman is on screen he has the cheesiest smile plastered on his face for no damn reason. Then Superman takes Lois for a flight, and her voiceover recites cheesy poetry for no reason. Then when I didn't think it could get any worse, Lois dies and Superman goes back in time to save her (a talent he More
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I liked Richard Donner's movie for the first half. But then Lex Luthor was introduced, and the whole movie went to hell every time he and his two idiotic sidekicks were on screen. Then whenever Superman is on screen he has the cheesiest smile plastered on his face for no damn reason. Then Superman takes Lois for a flight, and her voiceover recites cheesy poetry for no reason. Then when I didn't think it could get any worse, Lois dies and Superman goes back in time to save her More
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I liked Richard Donner's movie for the first half. But then Lex Luthor was introduced, and the whole movie went to hell every time he and his two idiotic sidekicks were on screen. Then whenever Superman is on screen he has the cheesiest smile plastered on his face for no damn reason. Then Superman takes Lois for a flight, and her voiceover recites cheesy poetry for no reason. Then when I didn't think it could get any worse, Lois dies and Superman goes back in time to save her (a talent he i] ma More
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s thats why they removed his pants.... poor little fella! eh, ya cant be dark and gritty with a pair of bright red skids on! More
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Just like all of the people who can't understand when famous people suffer from depression... "If I had they're money, I wouldn't be depressed", as if it's a logical thing that you can control and pacify with /i]. That attitude has always been annoying to me. They're the kind of people who like to tell people to just "snap out of it", and can't get their head around the facts of depression. And one of the things that makes people depressed is feeling like an outsider. It does More
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Looks like Nolan/Snyder are approaching the Superman character as though he exists in the 'real-world', which is a fascinating way of looking at this story. It seems obvious really, but nobody's ever done it before. Not with Superman anyway. Nolan's done it with Batman, and look how that turned out. I mean, really - How would you feel if you had these extraordinary powers? It would take an awful lot of guts to boldly come out and say to the world "This is who I am, this is More
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Just like all of the people who can't understand when famous people suffer from depression... "If I had they're money, I wouldn't be depressed", as if it's a logical thing that you can control and pacify with /i]. That attitude has always been annoying to me. They're the kind of people who like to tell people to just "snap out of it", and can't get their head around the facts of depression. And one of the things that makes people depressed is feeling like an outsider. It doesn't matter what abi More
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Looks like Nolan/Snyder are approaching the Superman character as though he exists in the 'real-world', which is a fascinating way of looking at this story. It seems obvious really, but nobody's ever done it before. Not with Superman anyway. Nolan's done it with Batman, and look how that turned out. I mean, really - How would you feel if you had these extraordinary powers? It would take an awful lot of guts to boldly come out and say to the world "Th More
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There were light moments in The Amazing Spider-Man... pretty much every scene with Emma Stone in it for instance. And some of the moments with Martin Sheen when he wasn't pissed off with Peter. In fact pretty much every Marvel property (including the ones not owned by Marvel, obviously) has a lighter tone, no matter how serious it gets. It's only really Batman and now maybe Superman that went with the darker, more serious vibe. And there were even a couple of humourous points in the bleaker tha More
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Looks like Nolan/Snyder are approaching the Superman character as though he exists in the 'real-world', which is a fascinating way of looking at this story. It seems obvious really, but nobody's ever done it before. Not with Superman anyway. Nolan's done it with Batman, and look how that turned out. I mean, really - How would you feel if you had these extraordinary powers? It would take an awful lot of guts to boldly come out and say to the world "This is who I am, this is More
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Looks like Nolan/Snyder are approaching the Superman character as though he exists in the 'real-world', which is a fascinating way of looking at this story. It seems obvious really, but nobody's ever done it before. Not with Superman anyway. Nolan's done it with Batman, and look how that turned out. I mean, really - How would you feel if you had these extraordinary powers? It would take an awful lot of guts to boldly come out and say to the world "This is who I am, this is my identity." Superma More
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A quick IMDB check might have pre-empted the post. Stamp was about 39 when he did Zod, Shannon is a couple of months out (a lovely uniformity too - Stamp born in '38 now 74, Shannon born in '74 now 38 - apt on 12/12/12 Using looks as a criticism is a problem as well IMO. Shannon is not what you'd call beautiful and IMO looks somewhat older than Stamp did - Stamp was considered one of the most beautiful men in the world. Still a very striking man.
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Someone of terence stamps age in the original series had far more credibility and gravitas. u its all about the pretty young things now and yoof!
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At 38 Michael Shannon is only 4 years younger than Stamp was when he made Superman 2. More
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This looks incredibly pretentious.
love it when a film tries to be more than fluff and people who don't like it automatically have to label it as pretentious. More
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I see it as just presenting the struggles he has to face in the movie, without showing you what the outcome will be (ie: he comes through all of the self-doubt and reluctance to become a superhero!), because everyone already knows about that. They've seen that before. This trailer is just demonstrating that it isn't as simple as "wear tights and save the world". There's a lot of stuff he's going to have to go through to get to the point that we all know about...
Don't th More
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This looks incredibly pretentious. More
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I see it as just presenting the struggles he has to face in the movie, without showing you what the outcome will be (ie: he comes through all of the self-doubt and reluctance to become a superhero!), because everyone already knows about that. They've seen that before. This trailer is just demonstrating that it isn't as simple as "wear tights and save the world". There's a lot of stuff he's going to have to go through to get to the point that we all know about...
Don't think there's any dan More
Posted by AxlReznor at 15:11 on 12 December 2012 | Report This Post |
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Right then, trailer is epic, the film..Mmmm I`m worried looks to me like they are trying to turn Superman into the ANTI HERO in the same mold as the Hulk, and this could be their excuse for making a dark movie that we don`t really need..if I`m wrong then fine....don`t f**k this up guys!!!!
'm not sure I see much evidence to back this up. It's a great trailer, visually strong and the action scenes seem suitably epic. The tone of the film seems more reflective and emotional t More
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I've never seen a Superman movie that I've enjoyed. The Zack Snyder/Christopher Nolan combination could prove to be the team to finally break that pattern, because the trailer certainly makes it ] like it's going to awesome! They may have even found a way to make Superman interesting, too! (even if that does involve making him pretty much a superpowered Batman in some points).
Looking forward to this now, though my lack of enthusiasm for the character combined with the track record for Superm More
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Seriously what is wrong with people this trailer looks amazing. as mentioned above Snyders visuals and nolan behind the scenes this could be...dare i say it....awesome More
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Enjoyed the trailer. Looking good so far. More
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The flight scene in Smallville was more impressive, not to mention it predates this. Looks like another superhero that can't get away from imagery that's been done before ailer is like a fucking check list of scenes we have all already seen in superman movies.d they borrow those alien space craft from Avengers? Never mind slap some moody shots of main character. Make it dark and gritty with an emotionally charged score and hope no one will notice. Let's hope there is enough a More
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I have been dreading The Dark Knight Superman 300 Rises by Zac Nolan for a while now as, to be honest, the idea of going dark and gritty on Superman never appealed to me (be nice if one day one of these superhero types actually enjoyed being awesome; bunch of miserable fuckers that they've all become!). That said half way through this trailer I found myself trying to make love to my computer...loved it!! Damn you Christopher Snyder!!
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I have been dreading The Dark Knight Superman 300 Rises by Zac Nolan for a while now as, to be honest, the idea of going dark and gritty on Superman never appealed to me (be nice if one day one of these superhero types actually enjoyed being awesome; bunch of miserable fuckers that they've all become!). That said half way through this trailer I found myself trying to make love to my computer...loved it!! Damn you Christopher Snyder!!
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The flight scene in Smallville was more impressive, not to mention it predates this. Looks like another superhero that can't get away from imagery that's been done before ,the trailer is like a fucking check list of scenes we have all already seen in superman movies. and did they borrow those alien space craft from Avengers? Never mind slap some moody shots of main character. Make it dark and gritty with an emotionally charged score and hope no one will notice. Let's hope More
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Absolutely stunning trailer, and it looks like the Superman film many have been waiting for. It looks modern, relevant and the tone looks just about perfect.
Too many people throw the word 'dark' around, but 'dark' is just a word (and this film doesn't look very dark, btw..it just looks moody). The tone is what it is, and as I said above, it looks in-keeping with the times. Can't wait to see this one, been anticipating this kind of Superman film for many years. More
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The flight scene in Smallville was more impressive, not to mention it predates this. Looks like another superhero that can't get away from imagery that's been done before ,the trailer is like a fucking check list of scenes we have all already seen in superman movies. and did they borrow those alien space craft from Avengers? Never mind slap some moody shots of main character. Make it dark and gritty with an emotionally charged score and hope no one will notice. Let's hope there is enough action More
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How does he shave? He's invulnerable, right? So how does he cut his hair? Something I've been wondering since Quest for Peace. One of many things I've been wondering about humanity since Quest for Peace actually.
'm no Comic Book Superman fan so don't quote me here, I read an article years ago and some kid asked the same question in the 50s. The answer in the comic at the time was that he uses his heat vision and a mirror (Superman 2 showed Zod's heat vision deflect More
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And not a smile was cracked the whole day...
Lighten up people, please don't give us another "dark" snoozefest. Movies are 'sposed to be fun. This does not look look fun. More
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An excellent trailer that leaves you wanting to see more - much like the Star Trek Into Darkness trailer.
The makers of Oblivion and After Earth should take note. Those simply left me bored and wishing I could get back those few minutes of my life.
The tone and spectacle of the film looks spot on and I'm really impressed with the casting. More
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