What's sad is these all could have been better pics for the MOS suit at the time...
I forgot Cavill had pretty good hair in MoS. In BvS it made him look like a greased reptile.What's sad is these all could have been better pics for the MOS suit at the time...
With Man of Steel I was expecting a suit very different from the previous ones meaning no trunks. I also felt that since Nolan we would get something akin to Bale's Batsuits.
That is what I saw as well. Next he kisses Lois as he flies out the door!
We still have addicts on there.
The threat I never saw coming. I need to know what is going on with that! This, not the suit, is the thing that will actually drive me crazy.
Is there any artists rendition of Superman that has like very light eyebrows or whatever? It's really puzzling. I don't get what he's getting at with that at all.The threat I never saw coming. I need to know what is going on with that! This, not the suit, is the thing that will actually drive me crazy.
None that I’ve seen.
At least we can agree on the brows! Superman's thick, dark brows have always been a visual staple. I don't know why they insisted on lightening David's already perfect brows.The threat I never saw coming. I need to know what is going on with that! This, not the suit, is the thing that will actually drive me crazy.
Yeah I don't see a guy looking sad. I see a guy who's gonna help, even if all the other heroes, the government, the people, whoever, have told him he's not needed or that they don't want him around. I see the resolve of a guy who's got work to do, because he can't turn a blind eye. Rorschach test indeed!
@flickchick85 previously suggested that his brows might have been made lighter to give Superman's clone, also played by David, a more bizarre or otherworldly appearance. If that theory doesn't pan out, I'm just going to chalk it up to his hair's natural light undertones (see image below), which are more visible now in the portions that haven't been darkened—his brows, for instance—probably due to contrast and lighting. It'll be easier to say for sure once we have a better picture of him, though.
Huge gulf between that^^^...@flickchick85 previously suggested that his brows might have been made lighter to give Superman's clone, also played by David, a more bizarre or otherworldly appearance. If that theory doesn't pan out, I'm just going to chalk it up to his hair's natural light undertones (see image below), which are more visible now in the portions that haven't been darkened—his brows, for instance—probably due to contrast and lighting. It'll be easier to say for sure once we have a better picture of him, though.
If your clone theory doesn't pan out, that's the only explanation I can think of right now. It doesn't make any sense!
