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Elessar83
on Jul 6 2008, 1:08:58 AM writes:
RASPORANGE PANT
The girl is grossly disproportionate? Which chick are you looking at?
And while Mark Millar created Wanted, which was very entertaining, I don't think Superman would be his forte. And I don't get all the hate for Singer's work on Returns. I can't be the only one who understood that a showdown with Doomsday wasn't going to happen in this movie! I also realise that the whole son thing only works if you use Donner's version of Superman II, which had Supes and Lois sleeping together in the Fortress of Solitude. As I always say to people who like hating on filmmakers so vehemently (Uwe Boll aside), Either make a better one yourself, or shut the fuck up. |
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Elessar83
on Jul 6 2008, 12:21:45 AM writes:
RASPORANGE PANT
The girl is grossly disproportionate? Which chick are you looking at?
And while Mark Millar created Wanted, which was very entertaining, I don't think Superman would be his forte. And I don't get all the hate for Singer's work on Returns. I can't be the only one who understood that a showdown with Doomsday wasn't going to happen in this movie! I also realise that the whole son thing only works if you use Donner's version of Superman II, which had Supes and Lois sleeping together in the Fortress of Solitude. As I always say to people who like hating on filmmakers so vehemently (Uwe Boll aside), Either make a better one yourself, or shut the fuck up. |
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 Jaybro7
on Jul 5 2008, 2:44:45 AM writes:
To Say Returns was horrible I don't think is right. It had it problems, sure, but it has been in limbo for over 10 years. Singers version is WAAAY better than the shit we wouldv've gotten. I think they woulda been better off starting from scratch and not making a sequel/remake, like they did with Batman Begins that way we would have reboots of DC's top characters, like marvel has done with Iron Man and hulk. That way we would have a jump off point for JLA. The son thing is stupid yes, but Returns was well done, considering what we couldve gotten. Besides, now that the bullshit character intros are done, the second movie can concentrate on balls to the wall action. I say have Lex back at Luthorcorp, have him work on Bizzaro, and also bring in someone like Metallo. I would even love (wont happen) to have a scene after the credits ala Iron Man where Lex begins his partnership with Wayne Interprises. To me, the perfect Batman/Superman team up would be the storyline from the cartoon where Joker and Luthor work together and Bruce and Lois start dating. I know that will never happen though. |
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The_Myhand
on Jul 3 2008, 3:43:41 PM writes:
PLEASE LORD
Let this happen. I was just thinking the other day about a new Superman film, and how either Singer needed to stick to his "like Wrath of Khan" approach or just not do it at all, and let someone else helm it. "Returns" blew now that I think about. And I agree madfeebles, I dont think Routh should come back either. Mark Millar make this happen!! |
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madfeebles
on Jul 3 2008, 2:04:42 PM writes:
GOOD!
I honestly hope this is true. Millar's a great writer, and Singer's Superman was f'n horrible! It was (hopefully) the last of the old breed of superhero movies where you bring in someone with no love of, or knowledge of the character, who think it'd be better to just make up their own bullshit version. There's still a good movie to be made of superman, and it's not been made yet. Take off those nostalgia glasses and you'll see the Donner movies were lame slapstick nonsense. And for god sake, don't bring that ladyboy Routh back!
Extra Tidbit: Sam Peckinpah was originally offered Superman. What a movie that would have been. |
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J.Vincent86
on Jul 2 2008, 10:54:24 PM writes:
You know I think this is just wishful thinking for Millar. Every news bit, although not official from WB, says that Singer is going ahead with his Man of Steel sequel and Brandon Routh has stated that the writers are finishing up the script and filming will take place sometime in early 2009.
So who are we to believe someone actually involved in the project or an over zealous writer that was already turned down by WB once before back in Oct. http://www.supermanhomepage.com/news/200
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Ayestrain
on Jul 2 2008, 8:33:14 PM writes:
SHIT-CAN THE WHOLE THING
Fuck it, no movie is worth beating your brains out over this much. No Superman movie will ever perform to the satisfaction of the greedy studio heads. The character just isn't the powerhouse it used to be. It's already been done, and better, by Donner. Enough. Leave it the fuck alone.
Millar sounds like a moron. I like his writing, but jeez, does he really need attention that bad? Fuck.
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lalex81
on Jul 2 2008, 6:57:19 PM writes:
I'M ALL FOR A CHANGE
I think Singer killed the Superman franchise with he's approach of making a sequel to the original movies... it might've been cool for the fans but it made no sense at all. And after that he introduces a son... now where do you go from there? nowhere.
But I think it's too soon for a reboot, let a few more years go by, get a good writer, a good director and start from scratch |
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 Rasporange Pant
on Jul 2 2008, 6:26:57 PM writes:
I love Superman Returns. Singer took something that is usually treated in a stupid manner and took it seriously. Ang Lee did the same with Hulk. A sequel with someone else will most likely turn out like the new Hulk. Bad, laughable, and made to cater to idiots.
That girl is really not that attractive. She is grossly disproportionate and a butterface. |
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anomaly7
on Jul 2 2008, 5:41:24 PM writes:
KEEP SINGER
I really liked what Singer did with Returns, taking into account it was a good starting point for more movies to continue the story, with some more action. Like rich23483 said, the one part that really ticked me off was superman's son, I don't know where they go from there. |
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Warner Bros. seems to be stuck in an awkward situation regarding a follow-up to SUPERMAN RETURNS. Clearly they would be interested in making another SUPERMAN movie but I don't think they're convinced they want Bryan Singer to return. Otherwise, why all the he is/he isn't drama? Now more evidence to fuel the fire: comic writer Mark Millar ("Wanted") is saying he was approached by a "very well known American action director" who wants to team up for a new SUPERMAN pitch. Says Millar, "He has huge pull at WB so fingers crossed." Now Millar could be yanking our collective chains and that "well known" director could be Bryan Singer. Or, more than likely, the word has gotten out that Warner Bros. is interested in new ideas for a SUPERMAN film and a guy like Michael Bay (a name I'm completely making up for the sake of argument) called Millar after WANTED and asked him to join their pitch. Keep in mind through all this that Millar got himself into some hot water after generating a story that Eminem was "begging" to star in WANTED. Both Eminem's agent and Universal issues strong denials about the story and it was revealed to be a publicity stunt to get Millar some free press. Could this be another of Millar's stunts to get the SUPERMAN revamp he's been yapping about for years off the ground?
