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With his unique perspective from television, John has truly evolved and broadened the way we understand our greatest character.”
“I am honored to receive the opportunity to collaborate with J.J. Abrams and Ta-Neighthi Coates,” the writer added. ”And, of course, it all starts with a great story.”
Hollywood is where Superman – and most superheroes – began. This one will also almost certainly be made using their own proprietary mix of special effects and the kind of editing and sound design that moviemakers pay millions for. Not with Superman, though that’s where Abrams excels, particularly in his ability to convey the drama and intensity of both action-packed scenes and quieter, somber ones.
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Still, for a certain subset of moviegoers, remains the burden of these big-budget science-fiction/fantasy films. The bigger they are, the more “trashy” they feel. And within what they tend to generate, the same soul-crushing criticism occurs. ”Nothing can make you feel further down in the hole than when the narrative is bogged down in sound and visual baggage and unnecessary exposition.” ”No one truly understands the value of thought and fun on a script that seems to take itself so seriously.” ”The final product should leave you gasping for air, not chuckling like there’s no tomorrow.” ”And besides, it’s just a movie. You don’t need it to be special. You just need it to have a good time.” ”If all that sounds a bit arrogant, it’s because you are.” ”But I also know this – that is not going to make a lot of people happy.”
Jesus H. Christ All right. The first two paragraphs are good enough but with Bruce Lee’s ” He who does not fast does not live ” synopsis, now would be an appropriate time to point out that Joel Edgerton is from Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!! , so on the talent front, “This movie has a really great — it’s called the writing. ”
I can tell you from personal experience that the writing is just okay. ◄‥🌎!
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The tale in question, according to Deadline.com, features the return of Superman in The Man of Steel/Batman vs Superman film that was intended to be released in 2016’s summer.
“What can be more iconic than Superman coming home from space/the sun/nuclear holocaust/all the disasters that have befallen the planet Earth and returning home to become a man again? Well that plot allows for for great moments of plot in both the plot itself and the second act of the macro plot, allowing for a thorough understanding and emotional resonance of all the emotions involved in the human experience.”
The uncovered plot involves Matume (voiced by Edgerton), a clinging Buttman (voiced by Sean Maher), and a military officer named Bliley (voiced by Jeff Bridges).
Matume is the “kidnapped” manifestation of a psychic phenomenon known as an urge to fly. Buttman, of the project And Bliley is the former Kryptonian Livewire (voiced by Gene Hackman), “whose inability to exit her body has become the greatest source of her moral dilemmas, while another mental condition also presents itself – severe claustrophobia.”
These three metes out serious blows to the Man of Steel, who is aided by a new ally in the form of young girl Joy (voiced by Rooney Mara) and affectionately nicknamed Barry (voiced by Colin Farrell).
The plot takes place in 1937, a time when the Nazis-Kryptonians war is still very much alive. �And you know, no matter what the physics or technology of the time was, there is still that character, that core that you go to. ”And it’s that character that I think is so special, because in the technology that has come to my age, there’s some things you cannot explain. What that really is, and I think it unites the entire movie.” ”That’s why I love the Superman movie – we’re seeing everything written as if he’s going here. You really have to experience that, because it’s really him.” ”So I’m excited for people to experience it, but when you don’t, you don’t understand what you’ve gotten into.”
Not so fast, Mr. Edgerton. I can’m not gonna encourage you to film that scene. ◄‥🌎! (Quite the contrary, in fact. I think you should!) As I said, I don’t care a fig to hear about it.