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Re: SMITH + FAVREAU + SUPERMAN
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I never got into Smallville so I don't know how the screenwriters there took care of the #1 problem with Superman as a film character: he only has one vulnerability, so every time you make a movie about him it has to include, "...OK, and then the villain has some Kryptonite..." With the other possibility being, "...OK, and then the villain kidnaps - X - to hold them hostage and threaten Superman..." There are just more ways to take Batman or Spiderman as characters because they can lose in a wider range of ways. But if you start using dramatically different origin scripts, you can tweak the character's vulnerabilities to make them what you want them to be. That's probably why the studios find it so tempting and have commissioned scripts that do this. It's not because they're deliberately being dicks, they just don't want to keep making Superman 1 and 2 over and over again.
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![]() The problem with the movies IMHO, has always been the over-reliance on Lex Luthor as main villain. Obviously, HE needs the plot elements you mention to threaten Supes. The more recent comic book movie convention of killing off members of the rogue gallery within the feature they debut in is probably a response to this flaw of the Superman series.. which has, in ways, invented the genre, hasn't it? Admittedly, most other Supes villains are kinda lame. The sad thing is, if they go the reboot route, the first movie pretty much needs to have Lex, again!
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The next Superman movie should just go on as if he's always been a hero on Earth..and I think braniac, as handled in the TIMM universe, would be a perfect villain, and would allow for some great FX battles..especially if it is revealed that he was the cause of Kyrpton's destruction.. Rob |
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Plus Kevin Smith could write the hell out of Bouncing Boy and lots of jokes with Triplicate Girl. I think it would be a fresh way to go with Superman...the Legion has fun heroes...the Justice League heroes seem to be taken too serious. |
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