@OhNoItsRoy@RealEmirHan Time heals all wounds, I guess? “Yeah, my dad willingly allowed himself get ripped to shreds in a tornado some years ago to keep my identity a secret. Anyway, hi, my name is Clark, I’m Superman.” Get a clue dude.Any semi-competent storyteller would roll his eyes at that.
@hellblazzrr Way better than seeing Jonathan Kent literally die to protect Clark’s identity, and then see Superman IMMEDIATELY confess his identity to Lois, a REPORTER he barely knows. Completely overrides any emotional weight that contrived flashback mustered. That’s an F in film school lol.
@IAmNessaNoel Wrong. Wrong on every level. It’s a completely different climate. People aren’t going to the movies as much as they were, and the market is suffering from superhero fatigue—majorly.
@UncannyKam Jessie Eisenberg’s Lex is nothing more than a pretentious, desperate, schlocky attempt at a Heath Ledger-esque performance. If I were Jessie, I’d sue Snyder for turning me into an utter onscreen embarrassment, jeopardizing my career.
Jolly Rancher anyone? Absolute garbage.