I find it hilarious that they elected not to use any footage from "Crystal Skull."
"Almost Half-Way."
Unfortunately I played the official video game and it was just bad.
This along with all the other focus on alien invasions and the U.S.'s response to such being so prevalent, makes me wonder if the fear of a true invasion (foreign) looming overhead with the country in such a dire state is being manipulated.
I'm afraid I cannot imagine that we both saw the same trailer.
I believe you're forgetting ASTONISHING, AVENGING, FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD, NOIR, REIGN, and TANGLED WEB.
For a moment there I feared I may had stumbled upon a new Lady Gaga video
Of all the Batman (live action) movies that have come into existence you believe THAT was the ONE that had no "semblance of good, decent directing or writing to it?"
Unfortunately no, his current suit is for all intents and purposes more powerful than any other base suit he has created. In many ways it's like a GL ring as it can create constructs based on his desires and go so far as to even "heal" itself.
Hate to be a downer but isn't Tony still broke in his comic?
Spoiler alert! But unfortunately, at the end of the day, Tony Stark's not even human anymore. He keeps his armor inside his bones for goodness sake. But even before that, just as @GuidedbyVices has stated, he was never really much like Bats. Bruce Wayne, sure, just not Bats.
Seeing the homage to 90s era Superboy really cinched this as a true successor to what was my beloved Teen Titans. Thank you DC. Thank you CN. I think U.S. cartoons have finally found a new renaissance.
And with that, I can't imagine why Gundam never became MORE popular in the U.S..
Actually the first shot hit its shoulder. ...just saying.
Oddly enough, I haven't seen either of those two.
I guess it's true what they say. Not just any scientist has what it takes to cure cancer.
I'd have to agree. The Hellblazer has fought, conned, and finagled his way out of death, hell, cancer, and any which horror that creeps in the night.
Yeah I absolutely agree since when the warehouse blew up they felt its destruction at the B&B.
Wow, it's like a comic book version of the chicken or the egg.
I'm still reserving judgments on the film until I see it so I don't have much to add in that regard but I just can't get past this whole "Superman's alien dad" thing. It just comes off as if Superman were a human raised by an alien, at least to me any way. Specifically with the qualifier "Jor-El" in the title and in the body of the article, it just keeps gnawing away at me. In all seriousness, if the name weren't included I'd have thought it were a leaked set photo of Johnathan Kent.
