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Guys, what's the most memorable SuperMan comic book I can buy ?

Would love to delve deeper into Supes once more now that I am more of a mature human being: as I kid I was into him but then growing up, the Batman took over  , so now I'd love to reacquaint myself with the Son of Krypton.

Ummmm...what...?

Did you get to bang Batgirl ? 

Did you get to bang Batgirl ?

All of the points you guys have made are terrific.

I have a feeling this new SuperMan film is going to knock it out of the park. I'm so looking forward to seeing it, I can't wait.

Let me just say something: Kevin Costner is going to give an amazing performance in this. Mark my words.

The sequels are not gonna focus on Smith's character therefore I'm not interested in them.

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Been thinking about this a bit lately. A page one reboot just seems like a fundamentally bad idea to me because inevitably comparisons will be drawn to the Nolan series. Whether anybody likes it or not, that is Batman in cinema for people right now.

So why not do a continuity-agnostic film (or series of films) which riff on everything that's come before? One way of suggesting/supporting that concept is the Batcave. Say Bruce goes down there at some point and the camera pans around the Batcave...



... and we see all or most of the Batmobiles from the other movies in there? Adam West, Batman 1989/Returns, Forever, & Robin as well as the Tumbler?

Since we're at it...



... why not do the same with the various Batman costumes up to this point? The Adam West stuff may not fit in too well (although maybe it would) but the other costumes could all be used (and, yes, include the O'Donnell and Silverstone costumes too). The idea is to validate all previous eras but endorse/continue none of them. This has been done in the comics to no end in the past several years so I don't see a reason why something similar couldn't also be done on film.

I really like your ideas !

Bat credit card lol.

I'll never understand how anyone could come up with that !

I take it the new movie is in development hell right now, isn't it ?

I grew up on the Ninja Turtles cartoon and the movies. Now , they're f***in the legacy up.

I think Kevin Costner is the man, the real deal.

Last night he was awarded the Cesar Award (which is the French Oscar) for Lifetime Achievement for his "fabulous contribution" to film.

His wife was in tears and he was visibly moved. The audience gave him a few minutes long standing ovation which moved him even more. He gave a heartfelt and humble (as usual) speech.

I think he's so real and down-to-earth. I've been a fan forever, I think he's great.

You can see in the video I'll link you to that when the host is doing the introduction Kevin is visibly moved. Such a real guy.


HERE'S THE VIDEO: http://www.canalplus.fr/c-cinema/c-ceremonie-des-cesar-sur-canal/pid5021-videos-cesar-2013.html?vid=822533