Unaltered? The zappy thing out the window appears unconvincingly superimposed on the image.
DC Cinematic Universe ( The James Gunn era)
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Unaltered? The zappy thing out the window appears unconvincingly superimposed on the image.
Looks CW level bad in this photo. Whoever thought this was the best way to introduce the suit thought wrong.
If that's a Volume outside the window, it may very well have been added hastily for the shot.
Suit looks good so far, I only don't like the S symbol
What? People thought this was a still from the movie? I thought it was obvious it was just a promotional shot.
I wish it were simpler, though. Not only am I not a fan of the general trend of making superhero costumes ultra-textured, but Superman's costume is supposed to be something he can wear under his street clothes without it being noticed. Granted, that's always been a tough sell with the cape and boots, but at least it should be something thin and form-fitting. It's not like Superman needs body armor, after all.
I am most bothered by how lackidaisal SUperman is to the destruction of Metropolis. That makes Cavill's Superman far more sympathetic now
Looks good; very New 52. Love the collar, hate the Speedo.
looks.. Dirty? huh
Agreed; the point was to suggest this SM had been through some work up to this point, but the costume appears loose, like a party store discount suit. Yes, its CW levels of bad, as you point out, and with very few exceptions, CW production standards--including costume design and construction--were laughably amateur level.
One can only hope the Gunn suit "somehow" does not appear that way in the film.
Is it any better or worse than the Henry Cavill promo image?
Is it any better or worse than the Henry Cavill promo image?
Definitely worse than this. Here Cavill is actually tyring to do something....and not taking his time to get ready by putting on his boots.
Agreed, and if the message of the Gunn photo was to say "this is a job for Superman", he does not seem to be in any hurry to get to the scene of whatever problem he's supposed to face. Unless he's supposed to be hurt (dirty costume?) / drained / weary, but he resigns himself to putting on the costume in any case.
That could be (out of context photo has innumerable interpretations). I’m loathe to judge a film based on a snapshot. But I do prefer the Cavill photo (no secret that I’m a big fan of Man of Steel, though).
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