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Originally posted by Kotor3
I get it. I understand why you like the MOS version of superman. However there was nothing weak about Reeve’s version.There is a reason why the majority of people did not take to MOS movie and I believe it is because of how Superman was displayed. That is why I made this thread to get opinions and thoughts on this.
I do not believe Cavill version of Superman has top Reeve’s version. Reasons are describe in my original post. But I got it you prefer Cavill version of Superman.
Reeves is a legend, no one can replace him. I been through 100 times why they didn't use Tom Welling to be the new Superman. Kinda sad to be honest as they both shared the screen together in Smallville for a season or two. One of the most successful super hero shows of all time and Tom got too be around the legend. What a perfect way to lead into a movie for him and the franshise.
The directors have different view points. One had to start the whole thing from scratch the other has had huge block busters under his belt and 5 superman movies and 10 years of shows to learn from before casting and producing
On the story side of it one father wanted him to hide who he was because he was convinced the world would reject him. The other one encouraged him to push himself.
From Jonathan's stand point I get it, he wanted to protect his son even if that meant sacrificing himself or others to keep that secret. Wrong approach but he was doing the best he could with a super powered son and a alien ship in his barn.
We see Clark getting kicked around his whole life by kids at school, people at bars, and the places he worked. But he knew when to act. Oil rig was the first time it seems since the bus he had to man up and reveal himself.
His attitude was best wrapped up into "You won't control me, you never will but that doesn't mean we have to be enemies; it has to be on my terms." The general gets dicy with him. And he says he grew up in Smallville he's about American as it gets. Then blasts off, I felt that was a good way to end it.