I'm going Saturday when I get home.

I'm going to see it on my next day off. I'm looking forward to seeing how it continues the story from Superman 1 & 2.

I just heard that they took out "...and the American Way" out of "Truth, Justice, and the American Way" (which are the things that Superman stands for) on purpose, supposedly for marketing the movie to the world. That's total BS. EVERYBODY knows that Superman stands for Truth, Justice, and the American Way. It ticks me off that they want to downplay his roots as an American superhero. He's a midwestern farm boy for crying out loud!

Now I'm kinda on the fence about seeing it. I'm not in the habit of supporting this liberal PC crud, but it is Superman.

Dang!

MutoidMan Wrote:I just heard that they took out "...and the American Way" out of "Truth, Justice, and the American Way" (which are the things that Superman stands for) on purpose, supposedly for marketing the movie to the world. That's total BS. EVERYBODY knows that Superman stands for Truth, Justice, and the American Way. It ticks me off that they want to downplay his roots as an American superhero. He's a midwestern farm boy for crying out loud! Now I'm kinda on the fence about seeing it. I'm not in the habit of supporting this liberal PC crud, but it is Superman. Dang!

They didn't use that in the Christopher Reeve versions either.

I know he says it, I'm just saying they didn't use it to market the films ever.

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DaveTRON Wrote:I know he says it, I'm just saying they didn't use it to market the films ever.

No one is saying that they did, but that's really not the point.

The main point is that Superman is just about American as apple pie or baseball. I'm not saying he used that phrase in every last comic, or in any of his other movies, but it's certainly part of Superman's mystique. Just about every person in this country knows that phrase :^).

Plain and simple Hollywood stripped that phrase out purely for profit. Superman will be playing in dozens of other countries by this time next week and you can rest assured the rest of the world would be uncomfortabe in their seats hearing that line. Why the rest of the world hates us is another story altogether, but the simple omission of 4 key words really is a big deal to some. In the end should any of us really be surpised that such a thing could happen? If they [writers, producers, etc] knew the movie would gross a billion if they turned the character gay and deaf, rest assured it would happen.

-Timothy

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TimothyC Wrote:Couldn't agree more MM :^). I clicked reply before I read your last comment and realize now there was really no reason to reply in the first place. You summed it up quite nicely . -T

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Deadly Disks Wrote:To me it was kinda slow and overly long. I felt like they could have told the whole story in half the time. When I saw the explanation text at the opening, I said to myself, “Uh oh. The writers haven’t done their job if they have to give me a pre-game speech.” Batman Begins didn't need that. All the backstory was added in between Wayne's training; and it was a richer film because of it. I was underwealmed. I felt they could have done so much more with it. As it was, I was kinda like, “meh.” I guess with all the good super hero flicks that have been thrown at us recently (Batman Begins, X-Men 1&2, Spidey 1&2), there’s bound to be a few mild let-downs (Superman Returns, X-Men 3) and a few sucktastic ones too (Fantastic 4, The Punisher). Ghost Rider looks weak (can anyone say Spawn rip-off?). I hate Nicolas Cage as an actor. Spidey 3 looks cool though. I hope they kill M.J. and Spidey goes off. I want to see him in a total rage.

I agree Spider-Man 3 looks very cool, and I'm a bit more optimistic about Ghost Rider. G.R. was around way before Spawn, so if there's any ripping off being done it's the other way around. I like Nick Cage's work, and I've heard he's a G.R. fan so I'm hopeful it'll be good.

Oh, yes, I forgot: The theme song for the movie was done my Marilyn Manson. That's hillarious.

TheReelTodd Wrote: MutoidMan Wrote:From the New York Post's Page Six: Man Of Stuff Lousy hippy jerks. I'm chiming in on this a bit late, but I fully agree with you, MutoidMan. On your earlier post, and this one. Weak, VERY weak. I'm saddened to see what some people think and believe about this great country we (and they) live in. It ain't perfect, but it is such a beautiful country with so many good things, opportunities, and good people. Beyond that, I must hold my tongue. TRON-Sector is not the place for this kind of talk. But for what it's worth - I believe in the American way. I can't believe so many people have forgotten just what that means these days (especially the major news organizations)! Ok, shutting up now. Back to Superman Returns! Funny - almost every review I've seen (on the net) and read (again, on the net) has been along the lines of disappointment. I'm getting that people think the film could have been so much more, but it fell short... BUT they still enjoyed it because it was Superman. I'll probably check it on DVD later.

Thanks for the support Todd. As always, you rock!