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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
I just wished they continued on track with Singer. Did he not want to make a 2nd film or was it the studio?
Returns was an excellent, well-crafted film. It could have used more action, but I was expecting that in the sequel. |
Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by AnonomusBob15
(Post 10438785)
I just wished they continued on track with Singer. Did he not want to make a 2nd film or was it the studio?
Returns was an excellent, well-crafted film. It could have used more action, but I was expecting that in the sequel. |
Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by AnonomusBob15
(Post 10438785)
I just wished they continued on track with Singer. Did he not want to make a 2nd film or was it the studio?
Returns was an excellent, well-crafted film. It could have used more action, but I was expecting that in the sequel. Iron Man had little action...but it had a damn fine actor with a good story that propelled Scene A to B to etc etc very very well. Routh was fine as Supes..but he never talked. the Kent used in Returns is the Kent of old. Not the Kent of now...which is the better no BS Kent. He's a man and he's damn good at his job who doesn't act like a fool. |
Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by AnonomusBob15
(Post 10438785)
I just wished they continued on track with Singer. Did he not want to make a 2nd film or was it the studio?
Returns was an excellent, well-crafted film. It could have used more action, but I was expecting that in the sequel. Singer didn't understand the character or the universe. He only knew the 1978 and 1981 movies, and just regurgitated that back onscreen. |
Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by hokeyboy
(Post 10439052)
character or the universe. He only knew the 1978 and 1981 movies, and just regurgitated that back onscreen.[/b]
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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Director Zach Snyder tells Digital Spy no decision has been made in regards to the film's 3D prospects. "I don't know for sure, I can't say for sure but I will say that the experience of the 3D in 'Guardians' was so successful for what I wanted it to do. I think that 3D is pretty awesome if it's done as part of the cinematic language as opposed to being a gimmick," he says. In the past, he's mentioned a post-conversion of "300" impressed him, but he's still unsure of using an actual 3D camera in a live action setting. Meanwhile, according to The Hollywood Reporter, the legal fight for the character has been delayed by the judge over some lawyer shenanigans. As I understand it, this sort of thing goes on everyday, but we never here about it because "Superman" isn't involved in those other cases. Lastly, various sites are pointing to this Comic Book Movie scan of a "News of the World" article claiming Brandon Routh still has a shot at the part, but as Ain't It Cool News points out, they've been wrong about casting before. |
Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by Superman07
(Post 10438886)
Read the thread - this has been discussed at length!!
I know i'm in the minority for really liking Returns. I guess I just had no idea Singer knew so little about Superman. The film looked great though. ha... |
Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by Solid Snake PAC
(Post 10438954)
I'm sorry but...people want some entertaining action for their Superhero films...that and a good story. That film had a airplane rescue sequence and that was it. The plot was boring and mediocre. The film went nowhere. Also...Lex isn't the Lex that people want now. That was the Lex that Hackman was cuz of that timeframe. Bosworth was incorrectly cast as Lane.
Iron Man had little action...but it had a damn fine actor with a good story that propelled Scene A to B to etc etc very very well. Routh was fine as Supes..but he never talked. the Kent used in Returns is the Kent of old. Not the Kent of now...which is the better no BS Kent. He's a man and he's damn good at his job who doesn't act like a fool. Don't forget about the awesome kryptonite knife scene! ;) |
Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by Hokeyboy
(Post 10439052)
Singer was SO wrong for the job, it wasn't even funny. He brazenly admitted how his only exposure to Superman the character was through the Richard Donner films, and that was why he spent $200 million simply rehashing those movies. Almost every thing in that movie was wrong: the pacing, the casting, the story (a Lex Luthor land scheme! WOW! NEVER seen that before!), the kid, the Super-Stalker, the glum, muted color scheme, the lack of action... well other than all that, it was superb!!
Singer didn't understand the character or the universe. He only knew the 1978 and 1981 movies, and just regurgitated that back onscreen. What's sad is how they really had a great opportunity to do so much. After the prologue, it's established Supes has been around for a while, and has probably vanquished several foes. The video game took this concept and ran with it. You saw Bizarro, Metallo, and Mongul. They could have taken this route, but didn't. |
Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by Hokeyboy
(Post 10439052)
He only knew the 1978 and 1981 movies, and just regurgitated that back onscreen.
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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
And for all that we can thank WB for making sure the final X men movie was also awful and terrible.
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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by reubs82
(Post 10440032)
And for all that we can thank WB for making sure the final X men movie was also awful and terrible.
"I will blame Fox whenever possible." |
Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by AnonomusBob15
(Post 10439691)
Yeah, 60+ pages worth.
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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by Numanoid
(Post 10440004)
What a ridiculous thing to do in a movie that was meant to be a sequel to those films.
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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by dan30oly
(Post 10440258)
40 pages.
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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by dan30oly
(Post 10440258)
40 pages.
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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
40 pages or 60, its pretty long. Maybe now that a solid choice has been made for director we can get a new thread for the movie?
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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by Wolf359
(Post 10441072)
40 pages or 60, its pretty long. Maybe now that a solid choice has been made for director we can get a new thread for the movie?
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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by Hokeyboy
(Post 10440421)
Making sequels to two movies made 30 years ago and rehashing the same exact scheme from the first from a director who had no understanding of the property whatsoever? I got your ridiculous and raise ya a heapin' stack of buh-wha?!
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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
All this "Superman Returns" talk is making me want to revisit it again, I remember it being ok
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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by nando820
(Post 10441691)
All this "Superman Returns" talk is making me want to revisit it again, I remember it being ok
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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by TallGuyMe
(Post 10441885)
remember again
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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by nando820
(Post 10441691)
I remember it being ok
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Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by CaptainMarvel
(Post 10442011)
Yeah, I re-watched it recently. It really is quite mediocre. The young Clark segment was pretty good, and the airplane segment was really good. That makes up about 5% of the movie. The rest is Superman acting like a stalker, or Superman breaking up a happy marriage, or just boring nonsense.
But I guess people can always watch Iron Man 2 again, which lacked any inspiring, touching, or thrilling moments, IMO. |
Re: Superman Returns Sequel is a GO!
Originally Posted by Groucho
(Post 10442054)
This should be the blurb on the front of the Blu-Ray cover.
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