You maniacs! You blew it up! Damn you! Damn you all to hell!
"Superman Returns' still to get a sequel?
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You maniacs! You blew it up! Damn you! Damn you all to hell!
MeanJoePhaser
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Also,
Firefly is still cancelled.
Someone saw "Sunshine".
Firefly is still cancelled.
Someone saw "Sunshine".
There was a huge thread here about this at the time.
I love how everyone cites how important it is that a black woman owns a typewriter.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sophia_Stewart
What Legendary Pictures wants is one thing. Current reality is another.
Whatever the next Superman film will be it will most likely at this point not be a sequel to Returns. The farther removed from Returns we get without a sequel the more and more likely it is that the current status quo, which is a non Returns follow-up, of a new direction is what is in store for Superman.
Whatever the next Superman film will be it will most likely at this point not be a sequel to Returns. The farther removed from Returns we get without a sequel the more and more likely it is that the current status quo, which is a non Returns follow-up, of a new direction is what is in store for Superman.
^At the very least, I hope they give Brandon Routh another shot at the role.
Really, the only problematic thing about doing a direct sequel to Superman Returns is working Jason Lane into the story. Beyond that, they could bring back the whole cast of Returns without ever actually mentioning Returns again.
Really, the only problematic thing about doing a direct sequel to Superman Returns is working Jason Lane into the story. Beyond that, they could bring back the whole cast of Returns without ever actually mentioning Returns again.
Some people can't think out of the box, and believe that a reboot requires that Routh be replaced as Superman. Doing so would certainly be a huge mistake.
I wholeheartedly agree.
Although a little slow and light on the action, I quite liked Superman Returns, and as I've said before: Routh was excellent. I want to see him come back, and I don't understand why a reboot is at all necessary. Actually, I think a reboot would confuse more people than it would appease.
ARE YOU KIDDING??!!!
stuperman returns to pay alamony was FRACKEN CRAP!!! They need to get Mark Miller to write the next SUPERMAN film and get rid of the last director.( I refuse to name the 
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Agreed
right now superman is in the same state Star Trek was in 3 years ago,DEAD!
Agreed
Really? I see new Superman comics and other products all the time and watch that show Smallville every week.
I loved Returns and I'd see a sequel in a minute if one comes out. But if they hafta reboot they should just get Donner back and shoot his Last Son comic for the next flick.
I meant Superman MOVIE'S!Agreed
Really? I see new Superman comics and other products all the time and watch that show Smallville every week.
J
Jetfire
Guest
SR wasn't bad, it shouldn't have a sequel though...I think Smallville is fresh in peoples minds and a Superman movie should fallow Smallville with those actors or we have to wait atleast 5-10 years for a re-boot Superman movie. I wanna Superman movie, just not what is floating around here in cyberspace...I still keep hearing Bryan Singer directing "Man Of Steel" Who knows???
JF
JF
More from Superman Homepage:
The Superman Homepage has discovered that Production Weekly, a publication that provides the entertainment industry with a comprehensive breakdown of projects in pre-production, preparation, and active development for film and television, has "Superman Unleashed" listed in issue #649 (dated February 26, 2009).
Upon request, the page in question was sent to the Superman Homepage direct from the Production Weekly offices as a PDF file and lists the status of "Superman Unleashed" as being in "Development".
Thomas Tull and William Fay are listed as Producers, with Bryan Singer as Director.
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Hopefully we'll hear more on this soon.
The Superman Homepage has discovered that Production Weekly, a publication that provides the entertainment industry with a comprehensive breakdown of projects in pre-production, preparation, and active development for film and television, has "Superman Unleashed" listed in issue #649 (dated February 26, 2009).
Upon request, the page in question was sent to the Superman Homepage direct from the Production Weekly offices as a PDF file and lists the status of "Superman Unleashed" as being in "Development".
Thomas Tull and William Fay are listed as Producers, with Bryan Singer as Director.
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Hopefully we'll hear more on this soon.
- Believe it or not, Binford isn't a sponsor of TrekBBS, and nor does the boss here sponsor a show called "Tools Time". IOW, next time try making your point withOUT calling anybody a "tool"
Agreed
Really? I see new Superman comics and other products all the time and watch that show Smallville every week.
You're either being a tool on purpose or just honestly don't understand this thread is about cinematic Superman. Other media is not in question.
All true. However, like Scotty, Binford always provides "MORE POWER!"
Agreed
Really? I see new Superman comics and other products all the time and watch that show Smallville every week.
You're either being a tool on purpose or just honestly don't understand this thread is about cinematic Superman. Other media is not in question.
I was being slightly sarcastic, yes, but the analogy was poor. Star Trek movies were dead. Star Trek TV shows were dead. Star Trek comics were more-or-less dead. You had the novels, but, lets face it, the novels were not going to keep the franchise afloat, at least not in the way TPTB would want. Star Trek, as a whole, was by and large dead.
Superman, while struggling in the movie front, is still going strong as a franchise.
And thanks for name calling, especially right after mod suggested that people not call people tools.