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We live in a time where people are unhappy and sensible with how some director wants to keep things secret. I mean, I dont see anything wrong in how he answer. They are in production and the movie is 1 year and a half away. The guy is busy. Plus the less we see the better the reveal.

It's nice to see the yellow of the S being bold and elevated as the red is. It will surely feel unique once we see the complete suit. All previous version (except Reeves, which was material) put the S shape in 3D over the yellow.

I see some people getting worried about the Authority and multiple other superheroes in the film. But it makes sense in the way Gunn presented the DC universe. The world already has had superheroes for a longtime, but with The Authority, the Guy Gardner Green lantern, metamorpho and surely...

From what I can see, This Superman film will show a world full of heroes that aren't that great and inspiring (Nathan's GL, The Authority), hence why Superman will come in and change the world's vision of superheroes, even influencing other heroes to become better at their craft and more moral...

A dot here and there wouldn't hurt.

I'm so happy that they go the old Musical route! Jazz fits perfectly with this world!

Maybe it's cheap make-up or something the make out of nothing that hey found at the asylum, which is why it's not perfect and faded.

Because she develops sentiment for him and what JOKER means and represents. It may also be her bringing make-up so that she can look at him as his true self, then after they kiss begins her decent into madness. There's a book by a psychiatrist called FOLIE À DEUX and it tells the story how she...

Exactly, invest with them, connect with them so when the threat comes, we care for them. It also seems the world will be dealing with heroes for a long time ala watchmen and all of it (supervillain, heroes) will be a big gray area without proper order, hence why the Justice League will be formed.

From a big story expanding in one chapter i think a lot of people are overreacting. First, they have to promote Aquaman, Blue beatle Shazam and The Flash, that's normal and it's the closing of an adventure. If you listen to Gunn, he clearly said that The Flash would serve as a reset for the...

I think cancelling WW3 put a nail on the coffin for Gal Gadot and Jenkins portrayal.

Some of my friends worked on the film and told me a lot about Joaquin Phoenix, I sadly know a bit too much about the film but it's quite amibitious. He wasn't a diva and was down to earth, always on set smoking, speaking with the crew and never in his trailer, but it's his method that is quite...

I think it depends on how you interpret it, it's not because he can learn and analyse quickly that he has all the experience or the education needed. He's intelligent but it doesn't mean that he knows everything. Basically he's still a young man from a family with good value who grew in Kansas...

You have to look at the Kill Bill quote as an example of how to approach thematics with the character, not directly being word to word what Bill said, just taking it as an example. This is cinema, every choice as to have more meaning than serving only the story Clark Kent's character could be...

Let's not forget one of Superman's power that also puts him above every human : his mental powers. I was looking on the web and this is how it's described : Mental Powers: Superman possessed genius-level intelligence and an eidetic memory. These enhanced mental capabilities were a direct...

There's so much ways you can do this character, as long as we humanize him while getting two different persona for Clark and Superman I'm in. Even if he's learning to be Superman, you can still have him try to be really different from Clark with the boyscout attitude, while not necessarily...

I'm talking about his power though, like, yes he's half human in terms of education and his way of living life but he also has to hide the fact that he's the strongest on earth. It should influence the way he is as a human who tries to fit in the big city of metropolis. He is from a rural area...

I also think his morality and education can influence his approach of his power. I mean I said in the other thread that it's not because you can that you should. He could know who Batman is but doesn't by respect, he doesn't listen to private conversation when it's not a threat, etc.

Plus he's supposed to be young according to James Gunn, he may well be in awe of metropolis, hasn't really went anywhere in the world. He's not going to be the superhero everyone knows globally I think. Just someone learning to be a hero while trying to live a normal life in the big city. But...

What I meant is in a more optimistic way, not the direct quote but putting a message behind Clark Kent characterization : He sees human as flawed, not perfect but with good intentions and full of hope that makes error, you don't have to look at it as making fun of the human, it's more about...