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Date: 2005-11-22 21:15:44

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Why are you saying that the guy who wrote Cinema Garbage is dumb? Look at the friggin state of that post mang! I understand that the guy PROBABLY DOES take the whole thing a little too seriously but I think i picked up on what he meant. While it WOULD be great to see the man of steel revived for our childrens' generation, I think Bryan needs to step carefully with respects to the success of the old flicks. That success was built, in my opinion, on the principles that even the most average of us have the capability to achieve amazing things in our lifetimes. I believe this to be the messege when you see Clark Kent, the socially fragile reporter, rise to the challenges both in his own life and the lives of the people around him. I'm not a MASSIVE fan of comics but did enjoy the movies and i know what I walked away from them feeling. I wouldn't mind seeing my kids walk away from the movies someday with the same excited feeling that I had, a feeling that made me want to HELP everyone and anyone i could rather than them listening to this rap crap for example, promoting selfishness and to see they're ultimate goal in life realised: to have bitches n' hoes n the rides of they're dreams. I feel spiderman 2 did this well on the scene where peter jumps over a taxi while riding his scooter. He replies to the kids that he ate his vegetables. Cliche'd/clever, whatever you think of this little messege, it was implemented into the movie with subtly instead of the old "Stay in school" attempts at being responsible. Kids don't want to be hearin about no stinkin veggies while paying money to watch an action movie, but done correctly, a movie can influence the minds of the next generation. I ain't a preaching parent who doesn't let his kids do anything. I'm a fan of the Grand Theft Auto games as it happens. But i'm responsible. My children play and watch these materials as long as I see it is always taken in good jest. I am just here as a guide for them. (Apologies for getting off the subject btw)

Christopher Reeve brought a presence and magic to the Superman role that can't be replaced. This is probably an obvious statement, but this new movie will either enhance or deminish the Superman legacy and Bryan is a VERY brave guy to be the one directing this movie. If he makes it a gem, he will have Superman fans rolling out the red carpet for him... however, IF he blows it... he may find himself rolled up INSIDE that carpet, swimming with the fishes.

His career will undoubtedly be over though, thats for sure.