>>150091686
Because Superman has to be the bestest ever because that’s what they were told growing up and they refuse to have it any other way, they want to believe Superman can do anything Batman can do because he’s astroturfed as the face of the brand and leader of the justice league even though Batman cucked him ages ago

You can make a James Gunn Superman film starring Batman but you can NEVER EVER make a Matt Reeves Batman starring Superman- the character is too boring and illogical for that ever work, Superman is a relic of the past who lives on because he has the root word of superhero in his name

>>214050585
No chance DC is gonna let Gunn butcher their cash cow, nobody cares about Superman so he got free reign to do that but Batman is seen as a serious and gritty character in the live action adaptations and Gunn’s unnuanced manchild ass will RUIN him with daddy issues and hamfisted bat credit card references- he’s gonna have to include Pattinson in his verse or there will simply not be a justice league film under Gunn

>>213896883
Superman in 2025 saves a squirrel while people are dying and turns himself into the government during a full scale global conflict- how many people died there?

Im not gonna lie ive been defending MOS in another thread and im starting to realize every criticism of both films is just nitpicking that is explained in the context of the film, these debates are literally being astroturfed im sure of it, DC makes money either way and so many people are watching both films just to compare, we’ve been had

>>213891407
>it ain’t me revs up again as we get a montage of Clark growing up, some shots of him showing his power for the first time like knocking John into a field playing catch or lifting the tractor to find a lost sheep, etc
>coincides with young pampered Lex who’s winning science fairs and making revolutionary discoveries at like 14 and stuff, balding.
>music stops again as Young Clark is sitting in front of TV watching a music video for Old Time Rock and Roll enamored
>John sits down with some popcorn and Clark asks what’s that
>John explains that’s it rock and roll yadda yadda the classics yadda yadda dad speak
>he asks Clark if he likes it
>Clark says not really, it needs some….hmmm
>Martha from the kitchen says soul
>Clark says nah, something, different.
>John scoffs and says rock and roll is rock and roll son, we aint got to change nothing
>it ain’t me revs up again as the montage shows Clark coming of age into his teen and adults years, getting into punk rock, going to school, writing stories, discovering the FOS, coincides with Lex building nobel peace prizes and robots heraled as the star of metropolis
>suddenly Superman articles written by Clark Kent begin to flood the montage talking about his noble deeds and undefeated streak etc
>we start to see Lex become more and more unbothered and eventually angry
>montage cuts to Superman defeating various villains including ones created specifically by Lex who’s frustrated he can’t win
>see him and Lois flirting, Lex becoming more obsessive dialing up his perfect plan, etc etc
>it ain’t me nears it ends as we cut to the artic exactly where the original film begins