Do you like the new Superman suit used in "Superman Returns"?
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The point of Superman and Spiderman's suits were that they were cobbled together as a "quick fix" to find a disguise.  While both have changed over the years, they were never made of some "super space-age polymer" fabric.\nSo no, I don't like the new suit.
1055239
Yep.  If you're superman.
1167166
It doesn't bother me, as long as the actor replacing the original is decent.  I believe James Bond fans love Roger Moore as much as Sean Connery.  Christian Bale was the best Batman on film, and I loved the first Batman!  I will see Superman, and if I can enjoy myself watching a man fly and lift heavy stuff, who cares that the original (who would have been WAY to old had he lived) isn't there in the tights?  Not me!
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it was Reported a while ago.  the month  10/27/06 \n\n\n\n\nSUPES GETS A SEQUEL\n\nRecently there were reports going around that "Superman Returns" was not going to get a sequel. Moviehole now has a report which states that director Bryan Singer has just carved a deal to get going on the next "Superman" movie. The ink is literally still wet, with the director having just signed the deal last weekend. It's believed the movie will be underway next Fall (around September). The compromise apparently exists with the budget - Warner isn't giving Singer another $260 million to play with, but a significantly less $140-175 million. Still enough to entice Brandon Routh, Kevin Spacey, Kate Bosworth and Frank Langella back to the Daily Planet. Even with its lesser budget, the "Returns" sequel is said to be more action-packed than the first film, with IESB reporting that it will centre on Superman going nose to nose with one of the most popular villains in the comic's history. \n\n\nlatest new to day \n\nSUPERMAN II MAKEOVER\n\nMichael Thau, the editor who helped director Richard Donner reassemble his version of "Superman II," told SCI FI Wire that the upcoming DVD release restores footage that Donner shot but that was changed in the original theatrical release, including never-before-seen scenes of Marlon Brandon as Jor-El. "Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut" also deletes the infamous "amnesia kiss" scene from the film's end. "This film has much more of a romantic ending, and it's much more dramatic," Thau said in an interview. Donner, who directed 1978's "Superman: The Movie," never got to complete the sequel (even though both movies were filmed mostly at the same time) because of creative differences between him and the film's producers, Alexander and Ilya Salkind. Director Richard Lester finished what Donner began and was given the director credit for the 1981 sequel. So how did the Donner cut turn out? "The Lester version was perfectly fine," Thau said. "This one is better." "Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut" hits retailers on Nov. 28. \n\n and a video to back up all that I said on super man. \n\nhttp://www.spacecast.com/wvx/2006/11/hs_weekly061127.wvx\n\naccording to all the News  that foX studios have put out  the next possable X-movie was originaly a spin off story about doing something on the kids in (Professor X’s) school, focusing on their lives, and less of a global adventure for the team,” says Hutch Parker, production president of 20th Century Fox. this the plot for the X4  movie and they  they have ask brian singer to direct again . \n\nBryan Singer isInterested inseeing the script for"Wolverine"&News onX4 movie?"Read the restof this carefully.\n\nfrom Mutatis Mutandis AKA Mutant High.http://mutanthigh.com/smf/index.php?topi... Returns executive producer Chris Lee, director Bryan Singer and producer Jon Peters are in Honolulu this week to celebrate Lee's birthday, and to begin planning the next "Superman" film, which will likely begin production mid- to late next year in a location yet to be determined.\n\nAccording to The Honolulu Advertiser, Singer acknowledged that he has also been approached to direct the fourth "X-Men" movie, but said he wouldn't have time to take on another large-scale project before the next "Superman" gets underway. He is interested, however, in seeing the script for the "X-Men" spinoff Wolverine.. so what do you think about him being approached to do \n\nhttp://mutanthigh.com/smf/index.php?topic=997.0\n\n\nand there are others.\n\nATNER ON X4?:ummmmmmmm. silver moth don't panic yet. dated October 05, 2006, 10:46:38 PM\n\nHere's the link.\nhttp://mutanthigh.com/smf/index.php?topic=1560.0\n\nand the\n\nVid Link:Dan cudmore Aka Colossus talks about X-Men the Laststand and the possability
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Honestly. Honestly. Only if Powerman is in it and he talks jive. I think people would LOVE that!!! No joke or racism intended. Straight up 1970's street talking jive.\n\nAnd the costumes should always be acturate. though I assure you no studio would allow the costume.
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In Superman Returns, the major aspect of Superman's character that had to be placed in a modern context is his idealistic nature.  \n\nFlying around in a cape and spandex underwear, being incapable of lying, and standing for justice - Superman runs the risk of being an outdated misfit in a cynical, post-modern, post-terrorist world.  His polar opposite is Batman, a character that seems a far better fit for these New Dark Ages we live in.  One rarely has to justify why they like Batman, but showing your love of Superman will likely get you some dirty looks.  \n\nThe Effect of Modernity on Superman\n\nCharacteristics of modern times have had some degree of effect on Superman, for example, the disintegration of the nuclear family, evidenced by his own son not knowing him and being raised by another man.  However, his core idealistic nature is retained, reaffirming the innate need we all have for heroes - heroes who don't falter or compromise their principles, and who constantly give of themselves, and sometimes their lives, to help others.  \n\nReal-life heroes are so hard to come by these days - the world still needs Superman.
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Brandon Routh played a great Superman and reminded me a lot of Christopher Reeves\n\nKevin Spacey played a better Lex Luthor than Gene Hackman.\n\nKate Bosworth was not a very good Lois Lane I thought Margot Kidder played her better.\n\nall in all I thought the movie was very good. I thought Kevin played Lex much more ruthless like he is in the comic books.
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Heroes come and go, but the world still sucks.The ONLY true hero is Batman. He's not a freak, he doesn't fight for a better world, he just enjoys kicking a$$.And he wears the COOLEST outfit, not like Star Spangled Spidey or Súpermoron. By the way, have you ever thought about this?: Superman came from another world to America. He changed his name Kal-El to Clark Kent, in order to integrate to American society. He was quick to adopt American vaues and even the Old Glory's color on his outfit. Now he works his a$$ out for the good of the USA and American values and he's a hero. My idea here was to point out that Superman was created by Schuster and Siegel, two Jewish immigrants, and that they probably reflected their ideal life experience on their spawn.
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Yes, I was.  After X2 I really expected alot more.  But than Bryan Singer left to do Superman.  You can tell in the storytelling.  Brett Ratner is not as good as Singer.  Also I thought that several of the cast just phoned in their appearance.  They got rid of one bad guy (girl) and two X-men right off the bat and I thought the movie never recovered.  Some of the bad mutants were cool but they had so many and not enough time to tell their story.  I also thought the whole Golden Gate effect was cheesy.  Seemed like a scene from a 80's movie with 80's special effects.  You could also tell they were on wires on some of the stunts.  Not very fluid with their motions.  And what was with Angel.  He was hype so much to do so little plus casting Ben Foster who has done so many bad guy rolls.  \nI guess you could say I was very disappointed with it.  I haven't recommended it to anyone.  Superman Returns comes out the 30th so I will see how Singer did with it.  \nWell I hope that was what you wanted.  Remember it's just my opinion I could be wrong.  I just expect more out of a movie than when I was 5.  Thanks for the good question.  \nP.S. Nice picture.
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me.. i like that movie.. i also like angelina jolie.. the role really fits her!!! she's very good in action movies.. i hope there is tomb raider 3!!!
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the 1983 one was the best but i think superman returns will be the best of all of them
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i personally prefer clark. he sends money to his mother and when he takes his glasses off he is realy cute and has honest eyes. Peter parker is still trying to find himself .he would suck. and i think bruce and robin got something going on . So if clark walk up to me and wore black lace ups i would do him.
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I liked the movie, but it wasn't as original as the first three films. My favorite so far is the second movie. The movie mostly spoofs War of the Worlds and the Grudge. The movie leastly spoofs Saw, Saw II, Red Eye, The Village, and Million Dollar Baby. \n\nHope you like it!
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I was rather fond of the old look. Maybe it's just nostalgia, but now that it's gone, I think it was pretty cool. I mean those were the colors they were when all the memories were made. HOWEVER, the more the team seperates themselves from the old Disney look, the better. The change will give the team more NHL credibility. You know, instead of being bashed for being the team named after a kid's a movie.  However, it's just not the same.\n\nI do agree with the earlier post. It DID remind me of the penguins. Is that a bad thing? I don' t know. The color scheme looks interesting, though. Instead of the scary Jason mask duckbill, now there is a webbed foot in the shape of a D. Is that a good thing? I don't know. I think the logo should have a cool symbol, like Boston, New Jersey, Detroit, or the neat looking Rangers Jersey. The word Ducks alone doesn't do it for me.\n\nAnyway, what I do appreciate is that the team listened to players and fans' input.
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no i like the new one
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i hope it's going to be a good one. \ni don't know the guy who plays Clark and I don't like the gurl who plays Lois..\ni just hope it could make my day...
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yes.  i have given myself a nickname.  "el magnifico."  and it has stuck, my kids, all their friends know exactly who the one and only "el magnifico" is.  oh, and when i coached little girls' soccer (my daughter's little pee-wee teams), i told them i was "superman."  they bought that one too.  in fact, at the end of the season they gave me a really cool team jacket with "Superman" embroidered on the chest.  Wear it to this day...