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"BELIEVE AGAIN!"

a play on words from the tagline from the first film .....
"YOU CAN BELIEVE A MAN CAN FLY!"

discuss

I like it, it's hired.

I believe the phrase was "You WILL believe a man can fly."

"You will believe again" would be pretty good

I like just "Believe, again."

it dosent sound good when you sait it all together though.

Superman Returns...Believe again

or

Superman returns...you will believe again

just believe again sounds odd with the movie title.

But on the poster or commercial, you can have the movie title "Superman Returns" over the Superman sign, the way at the bottom you can have..""Believe. Again." I think it would work, every fan will appreciate that you thought the consumer was smart enough to understand what it means as short as it was. 2 words. Instead of making it obvious. When you say "You will believe again" You ordering fans do do something. Which is to "believe". With just "Believe, again" you give 'em a choice. like you suggesting it.

its good, I'm sure if it is used, there will be various forms of the structure to the tagline

one with you will believe...

and one with believe...


but would casual film goers get it? its more for the enjoyment for older audiences to notice this "easter egg". I think it would work

"Here's Johnny!"

er...Kal-El...

How about:

"EARTH'S FAVOURITE SON IS BACK"

or

"A HERO SEEKS RECONCILIATION"

or

"GOD SENDS HIS SON AGAIN"

Originally posted by dutch999
How about:

"EARTH'S FAVOURITE SON IS BACK"

or

"A HERO SEEKS RECONCILIATION"

or

"GOD SENDS HIS SON AGAIN"

1. Fans would already know that.

2. Kids would say "Mommy, wtf is reconciliation?" if they even knew how to say it.

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3. lol, unless this was "The Passion of the Christ II Armageddon" I'd go along with it, but Jor 'El wasn't God. He was just a mortal Kryptonian scientist.

I think being subtle is the best way to go rather than being conspicuous.

agreed, either "You will believe again" or "believe again" are good