This is why I say I like artifice, but I want it artfully done.

"And now I'm thinking out loud so bear with me. What do we do? What would change things?"

Everything wrong with America is to be laid at the feet of Console gamers.

"Why did they have to take someone who wasn't, one of the few who was interesting because she wasn't and try to push her into the same role as every other chick in the DC Universe?"

Yeah, I don't need him to be ripped to the standard of any particular Elseworld.

lol...

You old fart.

You're right, but that's a cheap trick. And I love Superman and think he deserves better than cheap tricks. Furthermore, as a consumer I don't want to pay to see cheap tricks.

I hope you're right about the color correction, but everything we've seen from everyone involved in this movie is all about the "dark & gritty." and if they weren't going to go that way, I would think the studio would be prepping the audience by reassuring them, not throwing together any old image. Seems to me the…

>>as far as i can tell from these low quality images, this suit looks to be the most textured we have had in any Superman film.<<

>>I am NOT convinced that changing one coefficient in one feedback loop in a massively complex non-linear system that has otherwise been remarkably stable over anything but geologic time scales is going to lead to massive catastrophe any time soon.<<

Neither Kaleath nor I realize what is apparently obvious to you. Please enlighten us.

I find that I'm not too far off from your position in detail, but in your general presentation you align yourself with flat-earthers who do not have as good a grasp on the issue and it's underlying concepts as you do. They therefore cling to the uncertainties of the scientific process as casting the entire issue into…

"How else is the argument supposed to be taken?"

"no one complains about Batman always being in armor and not having lenses constantly over his eyes. "

Changes do need to be made, but only two really: underwear and detail.

the tapes will give out at some point. they're probably already a bit stretched.

This is a fantastic exegesis. I want to copy and paste this to every libertarian and objectivist site on the web.

Niiiicely done.

"Your definition of "selfless" is rather narrow to the point of uselessness,"