Superman réalisé par Zack Snyder, parrainé par Christopher Nolan News/Rumeurs/spéculations

Claire je veux tom welling comme superman. Autant y aller à fond, autant exploser Batman et Robin !!!
Je fonde aujourd'hui la W.E.S (welling est superman) !!!

Kaizus a écrit:

Claire je veux tom welling comme superman. Autant y aller à fond, autant exploser Batman et Robin !!!
Je fonde aujourd'hui la W.E.S (welling est superman) !!!

Concernant le choix de Snyder, dans une dimension parallèle apparemment (lisez les réactions, il y a des perles):

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/VoicesFromKrypton/news/?a=23471

Welling pour Superman ? Snyder pour la Justice League ?

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Deadline spoke with Zack Snyder, who confirms that as soon as he completes post on Sucker Punch, he'll move right into the Man of Steel. "I've been a big fan of the character for a long time, he's definitely the king of all superheroes, he's the one," Snyder told Deadline. "It's early yet, but I can tell you that what David and Chris have done with the story so far definitely has given me a great insight into a way to make him feel modern. I've always felt he was kind of awesome. I'll finish Sucker Punch and get right at it."
Breaking: Zack Snyder has been chosen to direct the new installment of Supermanfor Warner Bros and Legendary Pictures. Snyder was on a short list of directors that Deadline revealed recently, who met with the studio and producers Chris Nolan and Emma Thomas. Other choices at the time included Tony Scott, Matt Reeves, Jonathan Liebesman, and Duncan Jones. Snyder is an inspired choice. He is a cornerstone filmmaker for Warner Bros., a visual stylist whose efforts for the studio include 300, Watchmen, and the upcoming Suckerpunch. Deadline revealed back on February 9 that the DC Comics stalwart Superman became a priority project when Nolan agreed to godfather the project. He and Goyer hatched the story and Goyer wrote the script.

Zack Snyder a écrit:

I've always felt he [Superman] was kind of awesome.

Pour la distribution d'antidépresseurs, je signe où ? Parce que ces deux ans risquent d'être longs, très longs.

Toujours à débiter les mêmes conneries (première fois qu'il ouvre la bouche sur le sujet en temps que réalisateur, ça calme quand même). Ne change rien Zack, surtout ne change rien, ce serait dommage.

PS: J'espère que Ash' pourra supporter la nouvelle.

Tayelore a écrit:

Je me remets, et je prépare ma défense Snyder! Allez, je me motive

C'est ce qui est cool avec toi Tay', toujours (enfin souvent quoi ) à essayer de voir le bon côté des choses.
Mais la défense à intérêt à être solide quand même, pas déconner non plus.

JKKS a écrit:

Tayelore a écrit:

I've always felt he [Superman] was kind of awesome.

Pour la distribution d'antidépresseurs, je signe où ? Parce que ces deux ans risquent d'être longs, très longs.

Toujours à débiter les mêmes conneries (première fois qu'il ouvre la bouche sur le sujet en temps que réalisateur, ça calme quand même). Ne change rien Zack, surtout ne change rien, ce serait dommage.

PS: J'espère que Ash' pourra supporter la nouvelle.

Oh, tu sais, il a survécu à Smallville. Je crois qu'il pourra encaisser le coup.

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Zack Snyder directing Superman: "It's his time." (Updated)

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Snyder, who directed "300" and "Watchmen," had been on the list of helmers ensconced in meetings with Nolan and Warners execs, who in recent weeks have talked to Darren Aronofsky, Ben Affleck, Matt Reeves and Tony Scott.

The job was so coveted that even Robert Zemeckis, retired to the world of performance capture, considered returning to live-action filmmaking in order to nab the gig.

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Snyder, who told Heat Vision that he was “psyched” about the gig, played down potential class differences.

“In the initial meetings, he’s been super amzaingly smart and also amazingly kind, filmmaker-to-filmmaker,” he said of Nolan. “I have great respect for him. The process has been amazing so far, and it looks like nothing but pluses.”

Snyder first met with Nolan about a month ago, and while he didn’t do any dog-and-pony show, “I defintely expressed my love for the character and interest in seeing him treated right.”

Added Snyder: “The character deserves to be loved. It’s his time”

The director said he and the movie’s makers would work on the script a little bit before jumping to the next stage.

“We’re moving quick,” he said.

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Goyer is writing the script, which is rumored to have, like “Superman Returns,” a Richard Donner Superman connection. In the movie’s case, it’s a villain connection: General Zod.

http://heatvision.hollywoodreporter.com/2010/10/superman-zack-snyder.html#more

http://www.latinoreview.com/news/zack-snyder-is-directing-superman-11288

Zod confirmé comme étant le vilain par Latino review.

De Variety via GL's Light

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"It's still early in the process but I will say that the story that Chris and David have laid out is pretty awesome," Snyder said.

Legendary will co-finance half of the Superman pic, with the company's chief Thomas Tull, on board as executive producer. Legendary was also behind "Superman Returns," which starred Brandon Routh, and the recent hits "Inception" and "The Town."

Routh isn't likely to don the red and blue tights again, Snyder said.

De Showtime et de ce qu'il entend sur le scénar:

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Well let me be clear, obviously I haven't directly read the script.

I am being vague, but its bold, big, and fun. It's not Superman Returns despite some darkness with the villian and villian storyline.

http://herocomplex.latimes.com/2010/10/04/zack-snyder-will-direct-superman-film/

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The 44-year-old Snyder sounded thrilled Monday over the phone. “I feel awesome,” he said before correcting himself. “I feel super awesome.”

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Snyder has shown a flair for kinetic hyper-reality and he says that in recent days he finds that he “lays awake at night” thinking about the ways to present a Man of Steel who flies across the skylines of a city called Metropolis. He declined to talk about the story or the casting — “He has to be a man … that’s as far as I’ve gotten” — but he said the film production will target a holiday 2012 release.

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The producing team also includes Charles Roven (“The Dark Knight”) and Deborah Snyder , the director’s wife and filmmaking partner. Thomas Tull of Legendary Pictures will executive produce. Snyder is best known for R-rated fare — with the exception of the just-released “Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole” — but he said his passion for comics and a character that dates back to 1938 likely earned him the coveted job of relaunching the signature franchise.

“I can’t say why they came to me other than the fact that they know I have a fondness for the character and a real desire to understand him and present him to a new audience,” Snyder said. “The challenge is huge but you know with Chris and Emma and Debbie I have a lot of people I can rely on. And Chris and David have given this the shape with a great story. It is a hard character to crack.”

Snyder met Nolan at ShoWest in Las Vegas in March and their conversations about the possibilities of the Superman revival gathered momentum through the months. The modern superhero cinema puts an emphasis on dark antiheroes and haunted souls, such as Batman and Wolverine, or lovable hard-luck cases, such as Spider-Man and Hellboy while Superman has been dismissively described as a “big blue Boy Scout” for his wholesome aura and that classic mission statement of fighting for ”truth, justice and the American way.” The perception that the character may have a bigger past than future may have been reinforced by the solid but unspectacular success of Bryan Singer’s “Superman Returns“ in 2006.

Snyder said the modern movie mode does present a challenge in a pop-culture era of Red Dead Redemption and “Inception” but he refuses to think that a character that rivals Mickey Mouse and Santa Claus in recognizability can ever be considered a relic. “I think he is viable, yes,” Snyder said. “He endures. We all want to know, ‘How will he come to us now?’ He is the biggest and the baddest of them all. The greatest of them all, right? We all want to know how the next chapter takes shape. I want to know how it will take shape.”

http://herocomplex.latimes.com/2010/10/04/zack-snyder-will-direct-superman-film/

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Zack Snyder Reveals 'Superman' Reboot Details
Director says he'll 'finish 'Sucker Punch' and get right to work' on Christopher Nolan's Man of Steel reboot.
By Kara Warner (@karawarner)

Well, well, well, the mumblings about Christopher Nolan having narrowed his "Superman" director candidates to a very short list were indeed true. It was announced Monday (October 4) that "300" and "Watchmen" director Zack Snyder will helm Nolan's reboot of the caped crusader.

MTV News was lucky enough to chat with the man in question for a few minutes to address the big news. "It is pretty awesome," Snyder said. "I'm really excited, and I feel like it's an amazing opportunity."


Regarding his big meeting with "Superman" producers Nolan and Emma Thomas, Snyder said the discussion was more about their love for the character, versus concrete plans for the film's reboot.

"It was really just talking about, in really sort of civilized and fun terms, who [Superman] was to us and what he could be," he explained. "I think that those conversations felt free from the pressure of an 'audition' and felt more just talking about a character that we both liked. It was really, at that point, I was content if I was the one picked or not, that I had had a great visit. From a creative and fan point of view, I was satisfied, and that was cool."

Regarding our questions about the rumored "Man of Steel" title and plot details from David Goyer's script, Snyder responded with a non-answer. "Yeah, they don't know anything," he laughed, giving us the impression that even if he does know something, he can't tell us.

"All I'll say is that those guys — Chris and David — have created an amazing story," he enthused. "The 'Why [remake] Superman?' is definitely being looked at with care, that's all I could hope for as a director.

"Everyone always says, 'Why Superman? Why is he relevant? Who is he now?' " Snyder added. "I think those guys have done an amazing job with that. That's the real trick."

Snyder said he hopes Nolan will be heavily involved in the filmmaking process. "I have a lot of respect for him," he said. "I would think that he would be."

So what villains might we look forward to seeing in his big-screen version? "Yeah, no," he laughed again. "I can't say."

Will he be looking for name actors or unknowns to don that famous cape? "No idea," he said.

All right, we get it. Everything is under wraps until further notice! Snyder, however, did admit that "Superman" will put any other possible projects (i.e., the "300" spin-off "Xerxes") on hold.

"This is what we're doing right now," he said. "We're going to finish 'Sucker Punch' and get right to work on ['Superman']."

And when might production begin? Six months? Six years? "No, not six years, but soon," he said. "Basically, I'm going to start working on it when I'm done with 'Sucker Punch.' "

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1649294/20101004/story.jhtml

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'Superman' director Zack Snyder on the Man of Steel: 'He's the king of superheroes.'
by Jeff Jensen
Categories: Movies, Sci-Fi
Image Credit: Armando Gallo/Retna Ltd“Super-awesome. Super-excited.” Filmmaker Zack Snyder says the phrase at least three times

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n a brief conversation about his new film project: Superman, to be produced by Christopher Nolan, the director of Inception and The Dark Knight, and written by David S. Goyer, who also penned Batman Begins. Of course, “super-awesome” is one of the few things Snyder can say about the hush-hush endeavor, which Snyder will begin working on right after wrapping work on his upcoming sci-fi fantasy Suckerpunch, in theaters next March.

Synder first began talking with the Nolan and Thomas about helming a cinematic revamp of the DC Comics legend last month. “They’re just super-smart, super-educated about the character. It was an amazing conversation and it went from there,” says Snyder, whose current movie, the animated Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole, is now in theaters “I’ve been a fan of the character for awhile. It’s really a treat and super-delight to do this.” He pauses, then adds with a laugh: “By the way: There’s going to be very little I can say here, just so you know.”

The movie — which will be financed by Warner Bros. and Legendary Films — has no cast, and no official start date. The last time Superman was on the big screen: 2006’s Superman Returns, starring Brandon Routh and Kate Bosworth and directed by X-Men’s Bryan Singer. The film grossed $391 million worldwide, but was considered a disappointment among comic book fans despite many admiring reviews. After discussing a possible sequel with Singer, Warner Bros. decided to take a step back and reassess. Earlier this year, the studio decided to bring in Nolan to produce a rebooted franchise and Goyer to write the script.

So what’s the Zack Snyder vision for Superman? Again, too early for him to say. But don’t expect the man who helmed the revisionist superhero epic Watchmen (adapted from the acclaimed comic saga by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons) to go all post-modern on the Man of Steel. “They are totally different characters, totally different worlds,” says Snyder. “I wouldn’t want to compare them at this point.”

Snyder’s comic book passions do run adult and edgy; he cites alternative, underground-minded comics like Heavy Metal and Cobalt 60 as formative influences. But he says he’s long had a keen interest in Superman, especially as a cultural icon. “I’ve followed Superman over the years,” he says. “I wouldn’t say I was a huge devotee, but I’ve kept an eye on the character in the pop culture, and as the pop culture has regarded him, for the past 10 years, especially. I think there’s a real opportunity here. He’s in the perfect place to do something.” When asked to elaborate, he says: “Think of where Batman was when Chris took that on earlier in the decade. I think Superman is in a very similar place, in terms of being available and in terms of his relationship to where the culture was at that time. Superman is right there. He’s ready. And can I be any more cryptic?”

Asked if he’s ready to take on another comic book franchise that will be eager anticipated — and intensely, obsessively scrutinized — by fans, Snyder says: “All I can is that this is super-awesome, and I’m super-excited, by every aspect of this. He’s Superman. He’s the king of the superheroes.”

http://popwatch.ew.com/2010/10/04/zack-snyder-superman-interview/

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I had always been a huge fan of the character, but this is out of the blue," says Snyder, who has a long-standing relationship with Warner Bros., which will release his Sucker Punch March 25.

http://www.usatoday.com/life/movies/news/2010-10-05-superman_ST_N.htm

Bon en deux mots, et dodo, ce sera surement plus interessant demain: Bon Jkk, je crois que t'es vraiment allergique a ce mec, je sais pas quoi te dire, désolé

Cela dit, si perso bien sur je suis pas super excité de Snyder, pour toutes les raisons qu'on a déja donné depuiisss 300, watchmen (et meme si je trouve que c un bon film malgrés tous ses défauts)... En meme temps, je ne peux pas lui enlever que pour moi le monsieur en dehors de ses fonds verts a le sens du spectacle, qu'il sait réaliser une scene d'action qui a du punch, qui est bien chorégraphié, avec le cadrage qui claque, comic bookesque dans le sens classique du terme: grande mandalle dans le gueule qui si pas toujourss trés viscéral à mon sens est funn . Et que si c'était hors sujet dans watchmen ca peut tout a fait convenir à superman. SIII on sait le calmer sur le slo mo et tous ces tics de pubards. deuxieme point, j'ai lu pas mal ce que le monsieur dit (et il arrete pas de parler c'est fou meme si c'est souvent pour dire super awesome ettt ça ne fait que commencer ) et on dirait je dis bien on dirait qu'il s'agit vraiment d'une collaboration.. on dirait que en tous cas, il est trés trés respectueux de Nolan. et vous me voyez venir: SI Nolan sait le contenir dans ses exés, SI il peut lui donner deux trois conseils ou du moins balancer quelques critiques sur sa direction d'acteurs, voir sa maniere parfois de faire passer le style pour le style avant le reste, peut etre je dis bien peut etre que on aura autre chose que ce que le monsieur sait faire au mieux: un film bad ass awesome cool (en slo mo ) n'oubliez pas que sur 300 et Watchmen (voir surement sucker punch) on avait un Snyder en roue libre.. qui tentait de photocopier des bds sur fond vert.en y ajoutant sonn "'style" ..Il n'aura pas de bds la à photocopier et probablement pas de fond vert bien visible.. il bossera sur un scénar qu'il ne retravaillera surement pas autant qu'il n'a pu avec 300, ou watchmen...

Troisieme point, il faut se rappeller aussi que le monsieur sort de deux échec (relatif pour le premier, et un flop pour le deuxieme) la team Nolan sort de Inception et de Tdk, lui de Ga oole , quei l'exemple le plus probant pour moi de ses qualités (meme si il s'est pour moi amélioré en direction d'acteur un peu) est LE film sur lequel Snyder n'avait pas encore la latitude qu'il aura eu sur 300 et watchmen, Dawn of the dead.. De la , je doute que la team ne fera pas tout pour avoir un film à la hauteur de leur deux derniers et je doute sincerement voir un 300 bis/watchmenesque avec fonds verts, gore en numérique qui gicle dans tous les sens, et soft porn grotesque avec chansons hors sujet dans le background .. en bref, je me dis que ca peut que etre mieux que ses deux derniers films et peuutt etre meme superieure à son premier film ..

Aprés vous pouvez condamner "son" Superman, je peux comprendre que de base et meme depuis l'armée des morts on soit allergique et qu'on ait pas du tout confiance, qu'on ne trouve aucun talent au monsieur (je lui en trouve avec toutes ses scories, le potentiel est la pour moi) et cela, meme avec la team Nolan dans le coin, mais pour moi tout n'est pas perdu..je suis pas excité bien évidemment, déçu pour pas mal de raisons que vous comprenez (en repensant à la news, je me suis meme gauffré en rentrant du boulot i en scooter ca va, pas trop de bobos ) mais je suis intrigué par .. pas super intrigué, mais intrigué.. en wait and see

Ps : Kaizus, désolé, j'aimerais bien te dire que c'est une blague mais en meme temps

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Ps 2: Ciné, mais il t'a fait quoi à la fin AronofskY ?

ps: Spider Ash! Spider Ash! Spider Ash! Je sents que ils vont etre super awesome tes commentaires

C'est la fin des haricots

Je me lève et qu'est-ce que je vois? Snyder réalisera le prochain Superman! C'est sur, ce n'est pas non plus un mauvais réal, ces films sont plutôt sympa à regarder bien que j'aurais préfèré un autre réal.
Après à voir ce que ça va donner avec la bande à Nolan derrière en espérant qu'il n' y ait pas trop de ralenti dans le film!
Et puis de tous les réalisateurs prétendant c'était pratiquement le seul à avoir réalisé de gros films surtout que je pense qu'il joue gros sur ce projet vu le succès moyen de Watchmen et le flop de Ga'Hoole.
Maintenant j'attend de voir ce que va donner Sucker Punch mais je pense qu'il peut nous surprendre avec son Superman!

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Snyder ça n'est vraiment pas mais alors vraiment pas mon truc...le seul truc que je retiens de bien de ses films c'est une très belle scène d'action dans Watchmen -celle de l'intro je crois- de l'assassinat du Watchmen moustachu là (désolée je ne me souviens plus du nom ), action, mise en scène, rythme et esthétique au top...mais y'à que ça, ça fait peu
Par contre j'ai confiance en Nolan et sa team et le monsieur Nolan en plus de son talent et son intelligence est un gars très intègre aux dernières nouvelles donc bon vraiment je suis très curieuse de savoir sur quels critères ils ont choisit Snyder...doit être intéressant je pense...positive attituuuudeeeeeee

merde ca fait un choc

remets-toi

pas que je l'aime pas mais bon... j'ai tjrs l'impression d'un grand gamin qui joue avec une camera

C'est peut-être pas qu'une impression

en exclusivité une des premières initiatives de Snyder et une idée de casting:



Fuyez, pauvres fous!

Heathcliff a écrit:

C'est peut-être pas qu'une impression

sans doute, en même temps j'aime bien ce genre d'energie... arrivera t'il quand même à muer ?

padawan a écrit:

en exclusivité une des premières initiatives de Snyder et une idée de casting:



Fuyez, pauvres fous!

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