Post by ShadowSouL on Jun 27, 2020 20:24:35 GMT
Man of Steel.
Love it or hate it, at least Man of Steel stand on its own, even if doesn't measure up to the first two Christopher Reeve films.
But anytime you try to remake or replace Superman III and IV, even as subpar and bad as those films are respectively, you're still trying to pretend you're Christopher Reeve and Richard Donner (in terms of trying to pretend you're doing the Richard Donner version of Superman III).
That was a big, epic fail on Bryan Singer's part, after successfully bringing the X-Men to live-action life on the big screen.
Brandon Routh was just doing a job, but he's a great actor and at least he got to show his true talents starring for several seasons on DC's Legends of the Universe, as well as other films and television shows.
Love it or hate it, at least Man of Steel stand on its own, even if doesn't measure up to the first two Christopher Reeve films.
But anytime you try to remake or replace Superman III and IV, even as subpar and bad as those films are respectively, you're still trying to pretend you're Christopher Reeve and Richard Donner (in terms of trying to pretend you're doing the Richard Donner version of Superman III).
That was a big, epic fail on Bryan Singer's part, after successfully bringing the X-Men to live-action life on the big screen.
Brandon Routh was just doing a job, but he's a great actor and at least he got to show his true talents starring for several seasons on DC's Legends of the Universe, as well as other films and television shows.