„Superman“ erste Reaktionen sagen, Film „Soars“ als „aufregender Start“ für James Gunns DC -Universum; David Corenswet ist mit Rachel Brosnahan „außergewöhnlich“ -Teilung „aus der Charts“ -Schemie

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    1. raylan_givens6 on

      every comic book movie ever all has the same hyperbolic first reactions

    2. luckystrike_bh on

      I hope that this excessive marketing is them being nervous about a new Superman and not them covering up a crappy movie.

    3. MathematicianFun5029 on

      It feels like a fan project of someone who ‘loves’ (or claims to): Kingdom Come, All-Star Superman and JLA. I think it’s an acquired taste to be a fan, as I’ve always felt disconnected.

      Fans are seeing the art they love coming to life in live-action.

      2 post credit scenes.

      People who’ll end up hating this movie, and have found Morrison, and Ross overrated (before this film), are completely justified. But this is what the angle of Gunn’s vision of DC is.

      I prefer Frank Miller/ Alan Moore (as an influence).

    4. moderatenerd on

      Reddit gonna be shocked again when superman makes good money. Just like the people here were with Jurassic world

    5. Hi_Im_Ken_Adams on

      Interesting comment about the chemistry between Lois and Superman/Clark.

      The best Superman movies have always been the ones where the chemistry between them was great.

      Only the original ones with Reeves and Kidder lived up to that standard.

      Amy Adams was incredibly dull and boring as Lois and so was Bosworth.

      Also, I think every actor who has played Superman since Reeves made the mistake of trying to play Superman as this stoic figure. It’s ok to show Superman with some actual personality and humor. That’s where Routh failed.

    6. DawnSignals on

      I’d be more forgiving of the other issues I’ve noticed if that costume didn’t look like a 2010’s CW show

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