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Beastly62 Why the World Needs Another Singer on Superman FilmAccording to Warner Bros., it is best for Superman’s future on film to exterminate Bryan Singer from the project because Singer refuses to hide his beliefs of the character for their idea of a new dark and broody image. WB, however, is wrong to go in this direction and is only planning to do it because “The Dark Knight” made $455 million using the dark vibe, and the corporate executives that hold the key to our heroes’ life on film are more concerned about another big payday than to stay true to Superman’s character are thinking the same vibe will work for Superman. Bryan Singer needs to have full control of all rights in writing and directing a sequel for “Superman Returns.” In order for Superman’s future to be true on screen, Bryan Singer needs to have all the rights he desires in order for his tapestry to be unleashed at its full potential because he has proven his sequels are better than his introduction movies, he has the same passion for Superman as any fan, and the best thing for our heroes’ movies is when a fan has power to make them.
When Bryan Singer directed “X-Men” and “X2,” his idea for the introducing of the X-Men on screen was done with the initial plan to eventually make two movies. X-men would take it slow, focus on the introducing of the characters, establishing there places in the world and relationships amongst each other. His plan was to exercise the whole idea in the sequel with the action. Singer relied on the second movie where he wouldn’t have to waste any time to get right into the action, knowing he had to do all that for the first movie. Singer had the same plan when directing “Superman Returns” and plans on taking the lock off the cage being how his atmosphere has already been created if WB will sign him to make a sequel. Singer quoted from themovieblog.com, “The first one was a romantic film and a nostalgic film… And now that the characters are established, there’s really an opportunity to up the threat levels.” He’s just as aware as we are that it was slow, and is planning n releasing the action. When X-men 3 came out the franchise had received a new director when Singer left to direct Superman. After a great foundation of two movies building a great storyline and a breathtaking sequel by Singer, everyone who saw X-men 3 were excited to see it. It wasn’t easy to see something went wrong and was different leaving fans disappointed in the direction things eventually went after all the hype. It is now obvious that not any story no matter how good is already set-up, or how much potential it has even if it’s Superman, that the fate of the movie’s significance is always depending on the director.
Bryan Singer is just another comic book fan who happens to have the power, resources, and authority to make any motion picture for any one of his favorite heroes. With the combination of fun for the story and the expendability, anything is possible and limits are endless. When asked what he could say about his relationship with Superman and future of a sequel in an interview from moviechronicles.com Singer said, “I love Superman and I can not tell you anything else. I, uh……” Singer focuses on staying true to the character first and money to be made second, unlike the WB corporate executives who are holding us out on a Singer sequel. As a fan the most comforting feeling is knowing that another fan is directing Superman, and not that my only way of seeing Superman on-screen is controlled by people who know nothing about the comic and only care I pay for a stub because I think the special effects in the preview look cool.We all know he could blow a planet into bits, but what is a Superman movie without the rest of his inner-conflicts? You need a director with passion to bring that out of the character. Superman stands for his virtues, beliefs, truth and justice while at the same time what makes him so cool is his inner-conscience being an alien among humans and living up to his belief of the image of his Kryptonian heritage. Any movie corporation can use the latest special effects and have a lot of potential using a character like Superman, but at the end of the day what really makes the film we need what money can’t buy is genuineness. Corporate executives at WB have made some good movies in the past, but they are making a mistake to trade a good apple for a bad apple in releasing Bryan Singer as director. They need Singer to unleash his initial idea he had when he thought of directing “Superman Returns,” to allow his love for the hero to become illustrated, and for the fans to be able to appreciate one of their greatest heroes. We can’t let the corporate executives resort us to seeing a version of our hero we do not want to just because they hold the cards and have the only resources to make the movie. We have to let them show us what we want. “Superman Returns” may have only made $215 million in theatres, but we as fans know we will see a sequel with a Singer directed Superman sequel that will have the highly anticipated action, a good plot, Brandon Routh, and no disappointments. The only way for us to get what we want is to speak our minds. Post on this blog, and reply, leave comments and one by one we’ll be heard. -
Beastly62 Why the World Needs Another Singer on Superman FilmAccording to Warner Bros., it is best for Superman’s future on film to exterminate Bryan Singer from the project because Singer refuses to hide his beliefs of the character for their idea of a new dark and broody image. WB, however, is wrong to go in this direction and is only planning to do it because “The Dark Knight” made $455 million using the dark vibe, and the corporate executives that hold the key to our heroes’ life on film are more concerned about another big payday than to stay true to Superman’s character are thinking the same vibe will work for Superman. Bryan Singer needs to have full control of all rights in writing and directing a sequel for “Superman Returns.” In order for Superman’s future to be true on screen, Bryan Singer needs to have all the rights he desires in order for his tapestry to be unleashed at its full potential because he has proven his sequels are better than his introduction movies, he has the same passion for Superman as any fan, and the best thing for our heroes’ movies is when a fan has power to make them.
When Bryan Singer directed “X-Men” and “X2,” his idea for the introducing of the X-Men on screen was done with the initial plan to eventually make two movies. X-men would take it slow, focus on the introducing of the characters, establishing there places in the world and relationships amongst each other. His plan was to exercise the whole idea in the sequel with the action. Singer relied on the second movie where he wouldn’t have to waste any time to get right into the action, knowing he had to do all that for the first movie. Singer had the same plan when directing “Superman Returns” and plans on taking the lock off the cage being how his atmosphere has already been created if WB will sign him to make a sequel. Singer quoted from themovieblog.com, “The first one was a romantic film and a nostalgic film… And now that the characters are established, there’s really an opportunity to up the threat levels.” He’s just as aware as we are that it was slow, and is planning n releasing the action. When X-men 3 came out the franchise had received a new director when Singer left to direct Superman. After a great foundation of two movies building a great storyline and a breathtaking sequel by Singer, everyone who saw X-men 3 were excited to see it. It wasn’t easy to see something went wrong and was different leaving fans disappointed in the direction things eventually went after all the hype. It is now obvious that not any story no matter how good is already set-up, or how much potential it has even if it’s Superman, that the fate of the movie’s significance is always depending on the director.
Bryan Singer is just another comic book fan who happens to have the power, resources, and authority to make any motion picture for any one of his favorite heroes. With the combination of fun for the story and the expendability, anything is possible and limits are endless. When asked what he could say about his relationship with Superman and future of a sequel in an interview from moviechronicles.com Singer said, “I love Superman and I can not tell you anything else. I, uh……” Singer focuses on staying true to the character first and money to be made second, unlike the WB corporate executives who are holding us out on a Singer sequel. As a fan the most comforting feeling is knowing that another fan is directing Superman, and not that my only way of seeing Superman on-screen is controlled by people who know nothing about the comic and only care I pay for a stub because I think the special effects in the preview look cool.We all know he could blow a planet into bits, but what is a Superman movie without the rest of his inner-conflicts? You need a director with passion to bring that out of the character. Superman stands for his virtues, beliefs, truth and justice while at the same time what makes him so cool is his inner-conscience being an alien among humans and living up to his belief of the image of his Kryptonian heritage. Any movie corporation can use the latest special effects and have a lot of potential using a character like Superman, but at the end of the day what really makes the film we need what money can’t buy is genuineness. Corporate executives at WB have made some good movies in the past, but they are making a mistake to trade a good apple for a bad apple in releasing Bryan Singer as director. They need Singer to unleash his initial idea he had when he thought of directing “Superman Returns,” to allow his love for the hero to become illustrated, and for the fans to be able to appreciate one of their greatest heroes. We can’t let the corporate executives resort us to seeing a version of our hero we do not want to just because they hold the cards and have the only resources to make the movie. We have to let them show us what we want. “Superman Returns” may have only made $215 million in theatres, but we as fans know we will see a sequel with a Singer directed Superman sequel that will have the highly anticipated action, a good plot, Brandon Routh, and no disappointments. The only way for us to get what we want is to speak our minds. Post on this blog, and reply, leave comments and one by one we’ll be heard.
Bryan Singer Talks Superman Sequel
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Empire Online talked to director Bryan Singer, who says that he has started working on Superman: Man of Steel . "I'm just getting back with writers after the strike. We're just in the development phase. I'm starting to develop a sequel...with the intention of directing it," he told the magazine. About the negative reaction to the first film's focus on the drama instead of the action, Singer added, "The first one was a romantic film and a nostalgic film... And now that the characters are established, there's really an opportunity to up the threat levels." You can read ...
Bryan Singer Will Return for Superman: Man of Steel
FirstShowing.net —
... might get cut from the upcoming Superman Returns sequel - there seemed to be some inside talk that Singer might be replaced in order to keep the sequel on track. Empire (and ...
Singer Confirms Superman Sequel
Cinematical —
... . Well, it is not just rumor -- Singer himself confirmed it to Empire. "Yes, I'm just getting back with writers after the strike. We're just in the development phase. I'm starting to develop a sequel . . .with the intention of directing it." He lashes out at claims that first film was a flop, pointing out that it made $400 million. ...
Bryan Singer Back For Superman Sequel
Just Jared —
... will be back for a sequel to the hugely successful Superman Returns . “That movie made $400 million!” Singer tells Empire Online incredulously. “I don’t know what constitutes under-performing these days…Look, I can understand, I suppose, what some people mean. Perhaps some people went in with the expectation of it being like an X-Men film, and Superman is a tougher character than that. Especially bringing him back. It really goes back to the fact that you can only please some of the people some of the time. But, yes, I’m just getting back with writers after the strike. ...
Bryan Singer Confirms Superman: Man of Steel Sequel to Superman Returns
/Film —
... And then, later today Empire talked with Singer who not only confirmed his “intent” to director but once again defended Returns‘ poor critical, fanboy and box office reception, while playing up the action in the sequel… ...
Are You Getting Sick of Comic Book Adaptations?
BuzzSugar —
This summer we've got Batman, Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk coming to theaters near us. There's a Wolverine film in the works, the Watchmen movie, a Justice League of America flick and a Green Hornet adaptation. There have been murmurings about another Superman movie, Spider-Man 4 and a Green Lantern project, among heaps of others.
Just recently we got news of an adaptation of the Harbinger comic, about a team of teenage outcasts with ...
Help Bryan Singer craft a 'Superman Returns' sequel
PopWatch —
... Director Bryan Singer is finally spilling some details, to Empire magazine, regarding the long-whispered-about Superman Returns sequel (Superman Returns Returns?). While Singer grumbles at talk that his 2006 reboot was a failure -- if a movie that grosses nearly $400 million is a flop, he suggests, then we've set the bar awfully high) -- he does acknowledge that many viewers were disappointed that there was so much nostalgia and romance and so little action. He's not apologizing for that either (it was necessary, he suggests, in order to reestablish ...
Stephen Colbert Will Play a Thicker-Necked President Than You Might Expect
Vulture —
... "From frame one, it will be unrelenting terror! All those teenage girls who found the movie and mooned over James Marsden or Brandon? Well, I'm going to wake them up!" —Bryan Singer describes his plan of action for a Superman sequel [Empire] ...
Superman Returns…Returns!
Celebrity gossip juicy celebrity rumors Hollywood gossip blog from Perez Hilton —
Super director Bryan Singer is returning for a new Superman movie.
Despite speculation that the revamped franchise wouldn't come back, Singer confirmed that the follow-up to Superman Returns is currently in development.
According to Bryan, the next installment will be more action packed. Translation: The studio is making demands! They want/need this next one to make more $$$$$$$.
Fans supposedly weren't so into the last one because it was more story-driven and romantical.
Are you willing to ...
Due to Illness, This Weekend's Scheduled Sex Jams Will Be Performed by a Slightly Different Singer
Vulture —
... Superman Returns 2: Bryan Singer confirmed to Empire today that work is under way on a sequel to 2006's Superman Returns, which was boring. [Empire] ...
Steel Standing
Movie Dearest —
Despite consistent rumors to the contrary, Bryan Singer has confirmed that Superman: The Man of Steel, the sequel to his Superman Returns, is still in development, with him returning as director. Brandon Routh is also expected to don the blue tights once more as well. ...
Superman Returns Yet Again
At The Movies - Film News and Reviews —
... The first film was seen as a but of a flop, as despite a good cast, and a voracious public appetite for superhero films, it didn’t do as well at the box office as expected. But that hasn’t put Singer off, and in an interview with Empire, he even questioned the fact it was considered a failure: ...
Bryan Singer confirms ‘Superman’ sequel
Pop Critics —
Well, Bryan Singer confirmed the long suspected and pretty much believed rumors that a sequel to Superman Returns will happen.
And from the sounds of things, it could be one of the rare occasions where a sequel outdoes the original. From the story on Empire:
“The first one was a romantic film and a nostalgic film,” he says. “I’ll be the first person to own up to that without making any apologies for it. I knew it was going to be that from the outset. And now that the characters are established, there’s really an ...
Singer Developing Superman Sequel
Thompson On Hollywood —
... Director Bryan Singer is back working on the screenplay for a Superman Returns sequel with Transformers writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman, he tells Empire. Returns writers Michael Dougherty and Dan Harris opted out of penning Superman: Man of Steel, and the strike arrived just as other scribes were to pitch ideas. Internally, Warners has moved the release date from 2009 to 2010. ...
