Showing posts with label Superman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Superman. Show all posts

Thursday, February 12, 2009

Wachowski Brothers to Reboot Superman


Rumors are that the Wachowski Brothers have given over control of the Plastic Man movie to the second unit director in order to begin a new Superman Trilogy. If this is true it is most likely because Brian Singer refused to helm a re-boot of the Superman franchise being the only man left in America who thought that Superman Returns was a good movie.
I'm not certain what to think about this. It's hard to imagine not re-booting superman after the last movie which seemed determined to get everything wrong but using the Wachowski Brothers seems like a dangerous move.
It's not that they good enough, it's almost the opposite. They have a very strong style. Take "Speed Racer" As the only adult to have watched "Speed Racer" without a child present I can say that while it wasn't even near the realm of good it certainly had style. But with Superman they are either going to be forced to make something that isn't their style or we're going to get a superman trilogy which is the Wachowski Brothers superman.
At least they got someone who know about Comics and action movies though so that is promising.

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Thursday, February 5, 2009

Smallville: Requiem {Spoilers}


After years of being the biggest problem on Smallville could it finally be dead? Is it possible that they would take such a major element of the show and end it? I can only say that I hope so because I for one never liked the Lana Lang/ Clark Kent relationship on Smallville.
There is of course the small matter of them claiming that Lex Luther is dead as well, but I suspect it is not the last time we have seen this heroic character. Over the years this unfairly mainlined character has survived many brushes with death as the so called heroes of this show try to kill him when all he has done is try to find out the secret of his so-called best friend and spied on a few people. Even the bomb on the roof of the Daily Planet was only a test to ensure that Clark Kent wouldn't sacrifice an entire city for his own personal benefit.

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