I'm guessing the suit is going to heavily enhanced with CG like the Flash suit was. And will look a lot more form fitted than it did before.Hmmm. The shield outline is red in that poster, not yellow. Design change or photoshop mishap?
I'm guessing the suit is going to heavily enhanced with CG like the Flash suit was. And will look a lot more form fitted than it did before.Hmmm. The shield outline is red in that poster, not yellow. Design change or photoshop mishap?
Wouldn't they be using a motion tracking suit like the did in the Flash if that was the case?I'm guessing the suit is going to heavily enhanced with CG like the Flash suit was. And will look a lot more form fitted than it did before.
I don't think that's really necessary anymore. They completely replaced Holland's Spidey suit in NWH without him needing to wear a motion tracking suit for it.Wouldn't they be using a motion tracking suit like the did in the Flash if that was the case?
It's basically AI Superman.
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TrueI don't think that's really necessary anymore. They completely replaced Holland's Spidey suit in NWH without him needing to wear a motion tracking suit for it.
And yet every Bond movie has its own theme song and score. As far as I can remember the main theme is only used in the opening sequence, with the gun barrel thing.Like the James Bond theme? I'll buy that.
Definitely agree.Exactly! I love the Williams theme, it's burnt into my soul but we should have learnt from Nolan's trilogy, Snyder's trilogy and even The Batman that new scores can be created for different versions of the character and they can be amazing.
Can you imagine The Dark Knight with Elfman's score? Or hell, Batman 1989 with the 66 theme.
Perhaps if SR had been the first to set the precedent of using the JW theme yet having nothing to do with Reeve's movies more people would have simply taken the JW theme as being Superman's music and thus expected it in every Superman movie like the Bond theme must be in every Bond movie.Definitely agree.
For me, the difference with William's Superman theme compared to some of the other examples is that it's more tied to Reeve (at least in my mind), than the character of Superman. Having Williams' Superman theme in any other movie makes me think of it as a continuation of Reeve's portrayal as Superman (along with the supporting characters) similar to that of Superman Returns vs that of say James Bond where its a continuation of the character
It was used heavily throughout most of the Bond movies bar the Craig ones. It was mainly used at the end for those. I think a big difference with Bond it was already on its 4th interpretation by the 80s and generally they hadn't been creating new scores for different versions at that point.And yet every Bond movie has its own theme song and score. As far as I can remember the main theme is only used in the opening sequence, with the gun barrel thing.
Great score.Perhaps if SR had been the first to set the precedent of using the JW theme yet having nothing to do with Reeve's movies more people would have simply taken the JW theme as being Superman's music and thus expected it in every Superman movie like the Bond theme must be in every Bond movie.
Instead, as we know, Superman Returns was actually intended as a continuation of sorts of Reeve's particular Superman universe and thus was of course going to use the JW theme. And it was a pretty good score incidentally.
I definitely see what you're saying and maybe that would've been the case, but I'm still unsure that it would have the same effect as Bond or the others.Perhaps if SR had been the first to set the precedent of using the JW theme yet having nothing to do with Reeve's movies more people would have simply taken the JW theme as being Superman's music and thus expected it in every Superman movie like the Bond theme must be in every Bond movie.
Instead, as we know, Superman Returns was actually intended as a continuation of sorts of Reeve's particular Superman universe and thus was of course going to use the JW theme. And it was a pretty good score incidentally.
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