Why So Blu?

I don't know where the mouth breathers got the notion that it's Green Lantern in the bat cave with Alfred. Hell, if you look closely at the bottom right of the screen you can actually make out a bit of the red cape.

Giantrobo

Fuckin Aye... Did you even pay attention to the MoS/BvS Films? Yes, those that loved him wanted him to DECIDE FOR HIMSELF how he wanted to use his powers. They loved him and would support him no matter what he chose.

But in the end..like ALL HEROES...he chose to do what he could to save humanity and even gave his life.

HE FUCKIN' EARNED and OWNED THAT SHIT.

fujishig

? Pa Kent reprimanded him for saving that bus, and when asked if he should have let them die the answer was "maybe." He basically told Clark not to save him because he didn't believe the world would receive him well if they knew about his powers. How is that wanting him to decide for himself? If he decided for himself I'm fairly sure he would have saved his dad.

In the narrative of MoS, he's really at fault for sending the signal. The kryptonians come because of that and because of him. Of course he had no way of knowing, I'm not blaming him for that. But even the decision to reveal himself was taken out of his hands, because if he did nothing they were going to raze the Earth anyway, he couldn't run from that. And then there's not even a moral dilemma with whether to help the Kryptonians save their society because they're so hell bent on eradicating all life on Earth that there's really no choice there, the story doesn't even pretend to give him one.

2Hype

I just hope this movie doesn't destroy what WW earned. If she gets caught up in a clusterf*ck of a film I'm out DC.

dfmaverick2

I may be looking for something that isn't there, but when Bruce is looking at a hologram of someone with a red cape when Steppenwolf says "no kryptonian", it almost looks like a thinner leg than Superman would have. Supergirl? The color of the leggings looks a bit different than Superman's prior films. Then again, it is at an angle which could be throwing off the thickness of the leg. Just a thought.

EDIT Looking back at the some comments I missed in this thread, I guess I wasn't the only one wondering.

Mike86

Even if you try to justify it by his saying what he meant to others it's dumb though. It was clearly shown in Batman V Superman that some viewed Superman as a hero and had admiration for him. Batman is just too blinded by his own rage and determination that he's this tremendous threat to mankind that he ignores it. The Martha thing is dumb no matter how you look at it and it's pretty hard to just overlook it seeing as it's pretty much what ended the conflict between Batman and Superman. At the drop of a hat pretty much Batman goes from stone cold ready to kill Superman to ready to help him just because of that. I get that it's supposed to show Batman that Superman has a side he can relate with and that he cares more about his mother's safety but it's still pretty goofy.

DJariya

http://variety.com/2017/film/news/ju...ts-1202502433/

Reshoots are costing about $25M

Cavill grew a mustache for MI:6 and Paramount won't let him shave. WB has to remove it in post. He's doing the reshoots and MI:6 simultaneously.

Whedon is not expected to get a co-directing credit. He might get a Producer or Writer credit.

E Unit

I kinda wish they'd leave the moustache in, then we quickly see Superman have it randomly off and on. Just adds another level of amusement to this circus.

dex14

fujishig

Removing a mustache in post? That's gotta be a first.

TheMovieman

Well, Paramount wouldn't allow him to remove it, Warner needs him for reshoots and Superman sure as hell would look odd with a stache so... Speaking of which, has Superman ever had a mustache in the comics?

Giantrobo

But did he save the kids? Yes he did. He is a born hero. He didn't need anyone to tell him to do that right thing there. Pa Kent's misguided advice on the bus, and ultimately, the instance which led to Clark's poor choice in not saving Pa, was because he was overly protective of Clark. It makes sense from a Parental point of view..yes, even in a comic film. It's no different that a parent not wanting their child to go into a dangerous career.

He could have sat the whole thing out. He could have taken Pa Kent's misguided advice and done nothing. He could have disappeared like WW...

But he didn't...HE IS A HERO who does HERO SHIT.

dfmaverick2

Superman #35

TheMovieman

Nice!

dex14

fumanstan

I'm so down with porn-stache Superman.

Giantrobo

Si!

SmackDaddy

I'm not sure what it is that people wanted to see specifically (to show he's a compassionate "hero"). Although he wasn't in his suit, they showed him doing heroic things throughout his life (school bus, oil rig, waitress and numerous other acts that were eluded to during Lois's investigation of him) in Man of Steel. And of course, all his actions (shown and not in BvS) were the root of the conflict (politically and personally) in BvS.

We can't have an entire movie of him flying around thwarting jewel thieves and saving kittens.

nando820

wouldn't be easier to add a mustache on all the other scenes than removing one ?

TheMovieman

From what I read, Paramount wouldn't allow him to shave it.

mattysemo247

I think he means WB adding a mustache on all the other Superman scenes already shot. Hell, it doesn't sound like he's in half the movie anyways since he's "dead." Why not just let the man have a stache.

They can even call the next movie Stache of Steel or Man of Stache.

TheMovieman

Ah, I see.

And we don't know how much in the movie he's in. They're keeping him out of the trailers but I'd bet he's probably in the entire third act.

Josh-da-man

He looks like my grade school principal.

Timber

Fuck, seeing that instantly made the movie better. I'd be so down to see it.

mattysemo247

But how would he trim it? Wouldn't it just break the blades of a razor?