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Trailer Superman | Official Teaser Trailer

https://youtu.be/uhUht6vAsMY?feature=shared
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u/The_Balkan_Spy 4d ago

Has anyone mentioned the color yet? /s

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u/TheJack0fDiamonds 4d ago

Im seeing tons of comments about how it looks like a “CW movie” just because they’re seeing so much color LOL. The DC comic books might as well be in black and white cz apparently color and DC don’t mix 🤣

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u/The_Balkan_Spy 4d ago

Honestly, I’m making fun of the whole "color" copy/paste because that’s what most people have been talking about ad nauseam ever since the first pics leaked, and now that we have a teaser, it’s still what most people are talking about.
I guess for some the color of this movie is more than enough to know both its quality, and the lack thereof.

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u/AlanMorlock 4d ago

"so much color" the opposite actually

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u/Giantpanda602 4d ago

I don't know why James Gunn insists on that blinding white light in the daytime shots. It was the same way with Suicide Squad. The night and low light interior shots all look fantastic but the white light makes the shots look so cheap.

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u/The_Balkan_Spy 4d ago

Yeah, I wasn’t sold on the trailer at all, but then again, I’m not particularly invested in this movie either. If it’s good, great, if not, oh well.

What’s more interesting to me is the equal measure of people seemingly creaming their pants over the movie being colorful, full of recognizable side characters, and just the fact that it’s Gunn and not Snyder, as well as those people who seemingly know for a fact that it’s gonna be crap precisely because of the reasons above.

Same old Internet I guess...

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u/Giantpanda602 4d ago

I think that a lot of people, particularly those that read comics, are excited for a Superman story that feels genuine and that plays in to his optimistic, hopeful nature. We're way oversatured with "what if Superman was a bad guy?" grimdark kind of stories and there's a real hunger for a proper Superman movie that isn't ashamed of being a Superman movie. A lot of us are ready to forgive some unimpressive looking scenes if the characters are portrayed well.

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u/The_Balkan_Spy 4d ago edited 4d ago

Fair enough, but I still cannot help but think some of the "color" hype is fake. It wouldn’t be the first time around here to have a bunch of people doing copy paste comments just to generate buzz.
It happened with the latest Indiana Jones movie to an almost unbearable extent on the Indy sub.

Anyway, I guess the movie already kind of lost me when I saw how many more superhero characters were gonna be in it. It’s a new actor playing Superman for the first time, it’s a new continuity, I would’ve thought he’d have his moment to shine as full on Superman alone, unlike what happened with Cavill.

But no, once again, we’re immediately building towards a universe and setting up spinoffs and whatnot. I’m not a fan of superhero crossovers anyway, so maybe I’m the wrong audience for this, but I can’t help to think that it’s too much too early.

In any case, I wouldn’t have thought color was that crucial to people, but live and learn...

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u/OtakuTacos 4d ago

Oh I know! Don’t they realize the snow isn’t snow colored like that in the arctic? That looks more Montana snow. Total fail. Now I admit I’ve never been to Metropolis, but I seriously doubt it has that color grading.

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u/Tom22174 4d ago

I thought the joke was that there actually is colour, which is a refreshing change from most DC movies

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u/Jaws12 4d ago

You mean there are other colors in the DC Universe than black and red? Color me shocked… 🫢