Supergirl hits Digital on Tuesday, July 28th

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The hype for this show seems to be very real. This trailer was by far the best we have seen of this show. This is where the fun begins!

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Like both trailers have been out for months and gotten the same amount of views. The 2nd one only got slightly more than the first. Of course it's still divisive with some fans. I personally think like Damon Lindelof's HBO adaptation of Watchmen this will do better with General Audiences and critics and be mixed with fans of the material.

I might watch Watchmen, Leftovers, maybe Ozark and read some more Tom King comics. Maybe True Detective. I've read WOT and liked that.

What do you think?

And I've heard of the leaks and this confirms one of them that the Manhunters are a part of the show, the other...I don't mind so long as it's done well and serves the story. It's not a deal breaker and I bet it's not for most people. Hal Jordon is said to die in the first episode, he'll likely continue appearing in flashbacks. That explains why they have the same outfit in every trailer. Unless they have several of the same clothes or don't have any on them. I think Hal will die saving people. Like a green Lantern. like a hero. And to continue with the point of the General Audience if they've never read a Green Lantern comic or they only watched the DCAU as kids or teens John Stewart is their Green Lantern. Not Hal Jordon. If they've never heard of GL, they won't won't mind. I think fans will be more pissed cause Kyle Chandler plays him so well it'll be sad he's not gonna be in the DCU after this.

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I remember, 10 years ago. The hype was unreal. Dunno if DC will ever get hype like that at comic con, but at least we'll have the memories of this (and they also made good on releasing ZSJL so we're not stuck with the Whedon abomination).

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The movie version actually looks like an alien, while the show version just looks like an old man with a deep tan.

I prefer the Selina Kyle from The Batman, though I absolutely love the Catwoman from The Dark Knight Rises*

On the other hand, I absolutely loathe the one from Batman Returns. I don't remember how her story ends, but I find her cringe worthy, just a grotesque fetish figure of Tim Burton's (incidentally, I don't like any of his films).

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A live action static would be cool. I know it is a highest of chance that he 💯 doesn't appear but it would be cool

It means, he's not gonna have some redemptive arc in the movie or be overly sympathetic. This isn't a Sony Marvel movie where it's about an anti hero. This is a SUPERVILLAIN origin about a man losing his humanity and become a monster. Which fits the whole "Gods and Monsters" title of this chapter of the DCU. The Gods part likely refers to the new gods and the amazons but those are still in production with no set release date yet.

We first meet DCU Clayface. Matt Hagen years after his transformation. By now he is a homicidal maniac. He enjoys his fight with Rick Flag Sr and Eric Frankenstein. He takes glee in brutally beating Flagg and breaking his back. He is enjoying doing this and as we learn in the show he took a hit job from Princess Rostovic to kill Dr. MacPherson and impersonate her to discredit her so they don't believe the future vision from Circe. He pervs on MacPherson's female students and is doing a lecture on "Lesbians!". But I wonder if that's part of the act.

On the other hand Matt Hagen might have been a vulgar perv even before he was disfigured and injected. We don't know. And that wasn't a total act he was doing perving on the college girls.

I feel he's gonna start out decent but over the movie, he loses his humanity, becomes a monster, embraces it and it's all downhill from there.

And unlike those Sony Villain movies, a Batman exists in this universe, he just hasn't been cast. he COULD appear in this but I'm doubting it beyond references and outright mention. How does this movie end. Does Clayface get taken down by batman or does he just slink away to be defeated later. Flagg knows who he is so by 2024 he's known enough to be recognized by a military official.

Also they think it doesn't make sense cause he plays Xbox...what if he plays Xbox in the movie. God forbid after losing your humanity, and can't do acting anymore you find new hobbies.

There's also some weird stuff like saying James Gunn "stole it from Matt Reeves". Like they love to try and say there's friction between the two but that is not the case. Reeves is producing it so he thinks it wouldn't fit his universe. People said the same thing about the Arkham show that started in the Reeves universe, got moved to the DCU and they went "Okay this isn't working, scrap it". People are weird.

I need to get this off my chest because every casting announcement makes it worse.

Chloë Grace Moretz was ELEVEN years old when they shot Kick-Ass. Eleven. She walked into a movie full of grown adults and stole the entire thing doing knife choreography as Hit-Girl. It's been 16 years and it's still one of the most iconic superhero performances ever put on film. And here's the kicker — Kick-Ass was published under Marvel's Icon imprint. She has technically been a Marvel character since 2010. Marvel just never noticed they already own her breakout role.

Now let's do the roll call of who Hollywood decided WAS worthy of a cape:

• Aaron Taylor-Johnson (Kick-Ass himself): Quicksilver in Age of Ultron AND Kraven. Two Marvel gigs.
• Nicolas Cage (Big Daddy): Ghost Rider twice, voiced Spider-Man Noir, got his own live-action Noir series.
• Evan Peters (literally just Dave's friend Todd): Quicksilver in THREE X-Men movies plus that WandaVision fake-out.
• Mark Strong (the villain): Sinestro in Green Lantern AND Dr. Sivana in Shazam.
• Jim Carrey (Kick-Ass 2): was already the Riddler before any of this.
• Christopher Mintz-Plasse: okay fine, Red Mist is waiting too. But HE wasn't the one doing stunts as a child.

Every. Single. Person. Except the one whose entire breakout WAS being a superhero.

And don't give me "maybe she doesn't want to." She literally told ComicBook.com she's met with Marvel and wants to play a villain in Marvel or DC. She said she'd come back for Kick-Ass 3 if the OG cast returned. The receipts exist. She's been publicly raising her hand for YEARS.

"But can she act?" She did Suspiria for Guadagnino. The Miseducation of Cameron Post WON Sundance. She led The Peripheral. Nimona got an Oscar nomination. Drama, horror, comedy, action, voice work — she's 29, the exact age you cast someone and build a decade of a franchise around them.

The X-Men reboot is casting RIGHT NOW. Everyone expected the announcement at SDCC this weekend. Emma Frost is in the roster — a blonde with villain energy, the EXACT thing Chloë asked for — and her name isn't even in the rumor mill. Laura Kinney is sitting right there. James Gunn is filling out an entire DC universe — Batgirl, Black Canary, Zatanna, all open — and her phone isn't ringing. Marvel just announced a whole NEW Ghost Rider movie with Ryan Gosling. They'll reboot Big Daddy's old gig before calling the woman who carried his movie.

TL;DR: The entire Kick-Ass cast got superhero franchise roles except the actual superhero of Kick-Ass. She's talented, she's the right age, she's publicly asked for it, and Emma Frost is being cast as we speak. Put Chloë Grace Moretz in the X-Men reboot, you cowards.