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Date: 2005-11-20 22:43:47

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Why are you leaving comments then? I don't understand why you nay sayers are even contributing to the posts on this bulletin board. If you are so against this movie,  why are you tracking it so closely? Just to have something to bitch about I guess? We are talking about 28 years from the first Reeve movie. Things change guys. Look at the Batman costume in the past several movies. If you look at the Superman comics over the past 50 years you are going to see tons of changes. How can we rule Routh out without even seeing a full scene with him playing the part? A bit close-minded I would say. I have been happy with everything else Singer has done so far. I was actually encouraged when i first heard that the X-men director was taking this project on. I somewhat followed the Superman project over the past 11 years, and trust me, if Tim Burton did this, and Nicolas Cage was playing Kal-El, I would be with all of you critics on this deal. For any of you who never heard about what I just mentioned, it is true. Cage got impatient and left the project, and Burton never could give WB a good enough script. Thank God!!!! Singer will hold true to my favorite hero of all time. I ahve faith. And, I am sure there was plenty of pecicism with the casting of some nobody Christopher Reeves when that first full-length 78' film was released. It all worked out then, better then anyone would have ever thought. And yes, I am thrilled about Williams's score being used in the new film. His soundtrack for Superman has got to be the most definitive soundtrack for the world's greatest hero fo all time. Anyone who hears that original score knows it is Supes!!! I can't think of another comic film with a more well-known hymn. I don't think you can make a superman movie without it. That si all I have to preach, thank, you and Good Night... :)
Tanner S.