BATMAN v SUPERMAN: 'The Daily Planet' Returns In Chicago; Is "Jim" Gordon In The Movie?

Excellent now it won't fall off the building and squish people. Lesson learned right Metropolis?

"Card"=Joker?

Err "Jim" as in Jimmy Olsen. Scoot McNairy is rumoured to be him.

lol I remember in the Superman Returns game you could throw the Daily Planet at citizens or even just slightly bump into it and it'll tumble down. That game was so bad but that was great.

Cool. The "Jim" probably refers to "Jim" Olsen; I remember some speculation (forgot where) that they're calling him that instead of Jimmy.

Bryan Cranston for Jim Gordon or bust.

Jim Gordon?! Someone that can pull of the stache please!

"The Daily Planet logo has been erected in a Chicago"

is this movie still filming??

How many months has it been? seems like the whole year, lol

where is the action. all these shots of buildings and other bullshit is getting old.

@joppida Don't forget the Guardians of the Galaxy dropping the entire Dark Aster on top of a populated city in Xandar.

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Yea, must of missed it, thanks @TheAmbassador

:D

well that didn't take long...

@Joppida, it basically comes down to how it was handled and tone. Marvel is "Lighter" so an Alien invasion and the damage that could cause is played down, so we never really see the aftermath... a building, well several, collapse in that final scene, but we are just not shown the imagery that would reflect such an event.

MoS took a more graphic, very post 9/11 inspired, approach to the imagery, we actually see what an alien invasion would do if they had weapons, powers and technology greater than our own, so we get the strong indications of the death toll so perhaps was too heavy for a CBM.

Was Superman careless, yes: He blasted Zod's ship from the sky and let it fall into the city, but at the same time so did the Avengers they were blasting things out the sky and letting them fall, heck Hulk and Thor let one smash into a train station probably killing a few people but they shared a joke.

I am not saying either one has the right approach, although the argument Avengers was better recieved would indicate they are, but I personally feel MoS took a direction that people weren't at ease with in a CBM and that coupled with one or two errors lead to it being overly critiqued.

I was going to argue, but then I realized no matter what people will still be chasing their own tails no matter how many times you explain it to them.