This movie gets two things right. That plane rescue sequence and casting Brandon Routh. His turn as Ray Palmer in the Arrowverse shows he has exactly the right amount of “Aw, shucks” type charisma to play the Big Blue Boy Scout but the script and direction of Returns doesn’t let him show that.

Are you kidding me? The secret service Slack channel must have been blowing up with people placing bets on how long it would take for him to notice.

Don’t google this. I made that mistake. But then again, you should be familiar with the ocular region so maybe it’s not as distressing.

I simultaneously really want to see a picture of this and don’t want to see a picture of this at all. 

Do not agree at all. I felt his fear and loneliness esp when the door blew off or when he was driving through that “storm.” His frustration when trying to OG communicate with NASA via the pathfinder. Felt that. It’s been a while since I read the book, but I stand by this statement. I’ve seen and read enough space…

I want the entire series re-done in this manner. Cause this is glorious.

I agree with this article and enjoy wrestling a lot more the less I watch and read about.  Hot take I know!

DEM NO GOOD CARPET BAGGING JEWS

Any commute in the DMV longer than 30 minutes is FAR AF. Period.

This looks like a Joker that is knocking on your door because his parole terms require him to inform the neighbors of his presence.

I feel that he may die during the return to his home planet.

Swamp gas from a weather balloon was trapped in a thermal pocket and reflected the light from Venus.

He could’ve been a great Superman

It’s Snyder. He wanted his superman to be kinda a “Doctor Manhattan” figure, and I totally get why he wanted to explore that kind of interpretation, it’s just that, like,—he already did a “Doctor Manhattan” figure on film, namely, freakin’ Doctor Manhattan.

Say what you will about the movies, Cavill was a good Superman given what he had to work with.

I feel like Predator 2 is criminally underrated.

This is really depressing.

So then, why do they all feel entitled to know his criminal record?

It isn’t their jobs to be activists hunting down some guy they probably didn’t even interact with, who didn’t do anything to anyone on the movie itself.

If she was actually harmed in some way, I would expect support. But in this case she found out about a prior conviction and did not like that he was hired. That is fair, and the studio cut his scene (and I assume that impacts his pay). After that, there is not a lot here to lend extra support to.