Originally posted by -Pr-
because I don't believe for one second that Coates has any business being near a Superman story. No doubt he'll change enough that it'll be Superman in name only, and I have no interest in seeing that.Coates and Abrams is not a dream team. It's a ****ing nightmare.
Yup the guy himself is sort of racist too. And if this movie isn't received well by audiences, but is lauded by critics I'm sure there will be gaslighting and blaming racism just like when people didn't like the last jedi and sexism was blamed.
Originally posted by Darth Thor
I really doubt a Superman movie without Kal-El will be some sort of big hit.
IMO you could find a lot more success with a mini series on a streaming network. Make it more adult like Titans and Doom Patrol.
They could do a psychic Superman story and could even tweak it so he isn't full out an evil dictator. Or do Calvin Ellis.
Though I will admit we are more likely to see the Harvey Dent Supes show up in an animated movie than anything else.
Originally posted by Surtur
A wakandan king doesn't need to be black either, but there would be a fit thrown.don't go down this road 👆
This is where you're wrong, sport. T'Challa being a Black African is integral to the character's story. Superman's skin color isn't, he just has to be an alien that can pass for human and was raised by loving human parent who instilled a strong sense of right and wrong into his being.
Now if you wanted to pick another Black character where their skin color wasn't really important to the character and their story, sure. Or you can continue to gripe about the imagined affront to your personal delicate Whiteness, either will be fine with me.
Originally posted by ares834
Eh... It’s not similar as race and ethnicity play a large role in the character of Black Panther unlike with Superman. Admittedly, I’m no fan of race swapping a high profile and iconic character like Superman but there certainly is a large difference there.
Could have a queen who can't have kids find an abandoned white baby. He becomes king.
No reason it can't be done.
Originally posted by Robtard
This is where you're wrong, sport. T'Challa being a Black African is integral to the character's story. Superman's skin color isn't, he just has to be an alien that can pass for human and was raised by loving human parent who instilled a strong sense of right and wrong into his being.Now if you wanted to pick another Black character where their skin color wasn't really important to the character and their story, sure. Or you can continue to gripe about the imagined affront to your personal delicate Whiteness, either will be fine with me.
Nope wrong, don't die on this hill kid. White baby could embrace african culture. No reason it can't. Unless you're a racist.