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DC Movies - To Infinity and Beyond

It's interesting how many are trying to establish "Superman: The Man" as being the best comic book movie as a fact through their posts.
 
I was thinking about this and Superman's story is much like those kids from other cultures who were adopted by white folks. From the stuff I've read from Vietnamese and Native American people who were in those situations, they often learn about their birth culture in their teens or early 20s, and while they sometimes adopt what they can from it, it's hard to escape the norms one was raised with. I'd love to see a Superman film written from or informed by that point of view.
 
I was thinking about this and Superman's story is much like those kids from other cultures who were adopted by white folks. From the stuff I've read from Vietnamese and Native American people who were in those situations, they often learn about their birth culture in their teens or early 20s, and while they sometimes adopt what they can from it, it's hard to escape the norms one was raised with. I'd love to see a Superman film written from or informed by that point of view.

Ooh, yes, great idea. Siegel & Shuster were the children of immigrant parents, so the immigrant experience was built into the concept to an extent. It would be cool to bring a similar perspective to a modern take on the character.
 
I wish I had as much optimism and enthusiasm where James Gunn is concerned as I did before
he sabotaged Kara's return from her disappointingly futile death in The Flash

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/m...side-george-clooney-return-batman-1235517975/
but I still can't help but be hyped for Superman: Legacy. Guess it's that good ol' Superman "hope" in me.

Some interesting tidbits in that article, including Gunn's pairing of candidates for Clark and Lois, and the business of only Mackey returning to play Lois opposite the male actors' Superman costume tests.
 
No Gustaf Skarsgård? :thumbdown:
I was thinking that on the basis of Alexander’s performance in Succession, he’d make an excellent “tech bro” style Lex in the vein of Eisenberg/Snyder’s version.

Bill has already played a psychotic clown for Andy Muschetti, who is doing the new DC’s Batman, so let’s hope he doesn’t just go for the obvious lazy casting of him as Joker (even if he would admittedly be very good in the role).
 
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