Movie Discussion Thread

[Jvig43]

Such a lame teaser. If one of the biggest criticisms coming from your franchise is that it is too boring, why would you put that as your teaser? Everyone has seen superman fly, and we all know he chooses the path of good over evil. Just a very uninteresting trailer.

[Ness]

Originally Posted by Jvig43

Such a lame teaser. If one of the biggest criticisms coming from your franchise is that it is too boring, why would you put that as your teaser? Everyone has seen superman fly, and we all know he chooses the path of good over evil. Just a very uninteresting trailer.

I think everyone knows how all of these comic book characters are going to turn out.

[Jvig43]

Originally Posted by Ness

I think everyone knows how all of these comic book characters are going to turn out.

Haha of course, which was why them stating in the trailer that he'd have to choose whether to be good or evil was just really dumb. Especially for such a boy scout of a character.

[Ness]

Originally Posted by Jvig43

Haha of course, which was why them stating in the trailer that he'd have to choose whether to be good or evil was just really dumb. Especially for such a boy scout of a character.

I didn't take that quote as Clark having to make a big decision to be good or evil. His father is just saying whatever you decide to do, it will change the world because you are different.

[Brodeur]

It's just a harmless teaser, I don't take anything from it. It still could be interesting, since it has Zod and not Luthor (I understand how good of a character Luthor is, but I'm sick to death of Supes not having a formidable foe to fight him).

[Ness]

Originally Posted by Brodeur

It's just a harmless teaser, I don't take anything from it. It still could be interesting, since it has Zod and not Luthor (I understand how good of a character Luthor is, but I'm sick to death of Supes not having a formidable foe to fight him).

Right you can't really take anything from that kind of teaser at all, except maybe the production value. I do like that Clark looks like he lost his way and is working on a crab boat. I'm anxious to see how his transition into adolescence plays out. We never really saw that on screen...even in the first film there is a jump from him finding the Fortress of Solitude to suddenly becoming Superman.

[Jvig43]

I said nothing about the actual movie, just specifically the trailer - which was really useless and did nothing to get me any more excited about another superman movie.

[Brodeur]

Originally Posted by Ness

Right you can't really take anything from that kind of teaser at all, except maybe the production value. I do like that Clark looks like he lost his way and is working on a crab boat. I'm anxious to see how his transition into adolescence plays out. We never really saw that on screen...even in the first film there is a jump from him finding the Fortress of Solitude to suddenly becoming Superman.

Well, that's what 850 seasons of Smallville is for.

[Prowler]

Originally Posted by Jvig43

did nothing to get me any more excited about another superman movie.

Perhaps this will turn you on to a new Superman movie.

[Caddy]

The trailer has me a lot more excited than I was a few weeks ago. I am not a fan of Snyder at all, but if he can tone down the Snyder-isms it should be fine.

[Ness]

Originally Posted by Brodeur

Well, that's what 850 seasons of Smallville is for.

I never cared about Smallville. And I don't think that counts as "the big screen" which is what I was implying earlier.

[Ness]

Originally Posted by Jvig43

I said nothing about the actual movie, just specifically the trailer - which was really useless and did nothing to get me any more excited about another superman movie.

I was quite interested from the little information that was provided. Can't wait for the full trailer.

[CashmoneyDrew]

I watched the first 3 or 4 seasons of Smallville. I kind of wish Batman could get an hour long live action show. That would be flippin' sweet.

[Ness]

I'm usually weary about comic book shows with bigger property names...because like practically every other series structured that way, it's just going to jump the shark eventually. I'd be really apprehensive about a Batman series...especially if it turned out like Smallville.

[Ness]

Saw Heat for the first time. Great film.

[vidae]

Originally Posted by CashmoneyDrew

I watched the first 3 or 4 seasons of Smallville. I kind of wish Batman could get an hour long live action show. That would be flippin' sweet.

I would watch that show if it were on Netflix.

Wait, is it on Netflix?

[holt_bruce81]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DoW5F64_Jg

[Nalej]

Originally Posted by Ness

Saw Heat for the first time. Great film.

One of my all time fav's

[brat316]

wats with his suit? looks like aqua man

[Ness]

Originally Posted by holt_bruce81

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DoW5F64_Jg

Thank you. I'm glad you found a better version. I could barely see anything with the other camera someone had at Comic Con. I'm still a little anxious on how Zod will be handled, because Terrance Stamp did such a good job in Superman II. Even though it's a villain we had before, at least they didn't start with Lex Luthor this time. I like Lex, but I want to see Superman go toe to toe with someone (assuming the motivations make sense) instead of just using his powers to solve a really smart plot conjured up by Luthor.

[Vikes99ej]

Did anyone else see Never Let Me Go? Did not expect to get so many feels from that movie.

[Ness]

Originally Posted by Vikes99ej

Did anyone else see Never Let Me Go? Did not expect to get so many feels from that movie.

I watched it on a plane a while back. It was alright. Depressing.

[keylime_5]

if Superman has a beard, how does he shave? man of STEEL after all.

[Ness]

I saw Stand By Me for the first time in a long time. Probably since I was a little kid. I don't remember if I had even watched the entire movie before I saw it the other night. Regardless, it was like I was seeing it for the first time. I was generally satisfied even though the story is a simple one.

I do wonder why two of the boys' fate, Vern and Teddy, are altered for the film version when both of them also grow up and die along with Chris in the original source material The Body.

[soybean]

Originally Posted by keylime_5

if Superman has a beard, how does he shave? man of STEEL after all.

what was the point of the earlier films making his hair strong too? Was that really necessary?

I mean an then what? toe nails? how does he clip those?