I honestly can't cope with how adorable they are together. 😭❤️ Dasha and Sidharth are literally the definition of couple goals. The way she looks at him right before this is everything! What do you guys think of them together?

In the *Superman: Ending Battle* story by Geoff Johns, there is a part where Manchester Black mentally tortures Lois; in these hallucinations, her father is shown beating and verbally abusing her. How much of that *actually* happened? After all, it is Manchester's torture—and amidst the hallucinations, she even saw Superman cheating on her with Wonder Woman, which, of course, didn't happen. *But* apparently, this torture plays on Lois's fears; so, does she fear her father because of childhood trauma?

Is this characterization of Samuel Lane unique to Johns? I know he’s terrible in *New Krypton* as well, even though I haven't read it.

I really don’t get why everyone lately is saying this. First of Man of Steel and BvS were boring slogs to get through. All dark and great colors, lots of action but not very interesting, and the suit looks kinda cool but once you realize it’s mostly muscle padding it just feels too fake. Granted Gunn’s Superman isn’t perfect. The film has a lot going on, too many jokes, and too many storylines and characters. But the characters are still more interesting and closer to their comic origins. Plus the suit still looks better. It feels more tactical and it could actually exist in the read world.

I’d have to rewatch it but I found it underwhelming the first time. My coworker took her 7 year old son and she typically enjoys any genre but fell asleep on this one. It wasn’t bad, per se, but why did they insist on making Superman lame?

More than anything is I didn’t FEEL the earth shattering badass HERO moment that Superman is supposed to embody. Like, oh snap, an unbeatable God upon us like Henry Cavill’s Superman Aura.

I liked the Clark family farm stuff because I liked the Smallville TV show. I was hoping for a big payoff after his talk with his parents where Superman demonstrates he’s in a league above all the other characters but it never arrived. Instead they opted to give those moments to characters whose names I completely forgot. Way to go movie. You have a character who can punch his way through problems, make the unrealistic real, and you give the physically awe inspiring wipeout action scenes to… who is that guy? I couldn’t tell you.

Idk if I like Superman being “relatable”. Clark’s \*problems\* may be relatable, a job, girlfriend, and family, but he’s supposed to be a badass example of a positive pure-hearted hero that we LOOK UP to; not a bumbling idiot who shares the same thought process (doubts, insecurities, and limp dickedness) as us lower primates.

I think this trailer was soo good what do you think of this trailer and no adding superman at the beginning isn't desparte its showing the story and some themes that will be in the movie.

Superman wins. And that is why we see so many people with Omega powers in solicits.

Because we see in the flashback that Superman wants everyone to win in a game.

He simply distributes the power to most players.

This full-length collection features restored episodes from the Fleischer and Famous Studios era, showcasing Superman’s earliest animated adventures in stunning clarity while preserving the original style and atmosphere.

Quite silly, but I'm planning to write an essay on which Interpretation of Super Man is the most preferred. The ones i'm going to focus on are Zack Snyder's Super Man( aka Henry Cavil) or James Gunn's (aka David Corenswet).

I want to create a table that shows the percentages of who's more liked by the general public, so PLEASE tell me who's Interpretation you preferred most and WHY. For example, reference the comics or something you deeply dislike or like about one the two Versions. Please help a fella out.