Superman: Legacy

[CessnaDriver]

Definitely was a Gunn movie, perhaps too much a Gunn movie than a Superman movie.
But I've got super team fatigue.
It will never be 1978 for me again.

Spoiler: But....

I knew MY Superman was back on the big screen when he saved the squirrel. Now that he is back to being the big boy scout as he should have been , I'd like to see another outing and another director. But I'm sure it's all DCU teams forever now. And I don't think that second half of that message sticks.

 

[Cephus]

What I meant was that DC comic books have a lot of goofiness built in, not all comics. I suspect Cephus meant that too.

That's what I meant too. Clearly a lot of people haven't read much in the way of silver and bronze-age DC comics.

 

[Malibu139]

I saw it a second time last night.
I liked is as much the second time (maybe slightly more). I was worried about it feeling long or dragging but it didn't.
The only part that seemed off on the second viewing was the proton stream, but that's a minor nitpick.

Noticed the score with the OG Williams throwback a little more this time too.
Agree with most Lois is spot on casting.

The MOS Cavill suit is starting to look like the weird suit to me now.

I really really love the last scene with Supes kicking back and watching Ma and Pa raising him.
Such a feel good ending with a great song to tie into the Superman is punk theme from earlier in movie
IMO Gunn has such a knack for montages that tie things up and have an emotional impact.