Very Superman #900 with that “stopping a war” story. I don’t know how Superman can illegally enter a country when he’s Superman and not bound to America’s nonsense.
He's an American citizen, so he would be required to follow the same procedures any other person traeling from the US to whatever country that was would.
I also like that this makes it definite that Lois knows the secret. It’s always better when Lois knows.
I'm not so sure about that.
A decent trailer. Lois being some government supporting stooge complaining about Superman saving people sucks but matches the modern take of Lois Lane being an unlikable asshole who takes up too much screen time in Superman stories (seriously, why would Superman give a shit what the US Government thinks of his actions? He doesn't work for them, and in the comics he rejected US citizenship specifically to shut the US Government up). Also, before someone says anything, she's not just "asking hard questions", she's 100% being a Government supporting toady and no one with any morality would even remotely imply that Superman shouldn't save people because the Government might not like it.
What the hell are you talking about, that is a perfectly legitmate questions to ask after what apparently happened after he stopped the war. I don't see her as a government supporting stooge at all, she's just a good, honest reporter asking the kind of questions that would definitely come up in a situation like this. Like said before, he is a US citizen who apparently went into foreign country, possibly uninvited, and interfered in their conflict.
But besides Lois being crap, which is to be expected, it was a good trailer. Clark/Superman feels in character, which is the most important part. It feels like its going to be a decent movie with a bad supporting cast but a great Superman, which at this point is more then I thought we'd ever get in a post Man of Steel world.
Wow, so you can tell the entire supporting cast is going to bad just because of a few lines from one of the movies three leads? That's pretty impressive, because I don't really know how anybody can tell how the movie is going to approach characters like Perry White, Ron Troupe, or Hawkgirl from what we've seen so far.
I think this is one of the few movies or movie types that one should see on the big screen nowadays and just take the cost on the chin.
Way back in the 80s, 90s and early 00s i would watch anything that caught my interest at the movies, even comedies and dramas that strictly speaking didn't need a big movie screen. Today, even though i can afford it, i only go to the movies for those big event movies and i have to really want to see it before i blow 50 bucks on a single movie ( ticket + dinner of course).
I'm the same way, we don't spend nearly that much when we go see movies, but I've found that I can enjoy smaller scale movies just as much for free(ish) on streaming as I paying to see them in theaters, so I only go for the big stuff.
Loved the trailer.
It's looking like this is going to have great versions of Lois and Clark, the back and forth during the interview was fantastic. But I'm not sure if it actually means she knows, it seemed to me like she could have asked Clark to pretend to be Superman so she could practice for an interview with him later, not realizing that she's actually interviewing Superman.
Is Lex going to be the US President in this? The way they cut to Lex when Lois mentioned the president made it seem like she might have been talking about him.
It looks like this is also going to have great versions of Johnathan and Marth too. What we saw of the talk between Clark and Johnathan seemed nice, and loved Martha's line about cleaning his boots.
It looks like this going to have a lot of fantastic action sequences.
As a dog person, I loved the how shocked Lois was that he has a dog, and then Krypto laying on his chest.
