Breakdown Of J.J. ABRAMS' Cancelled SUPERMAN Film

Breakdown Of J.J. ABRAMS' Cancelled SUPERMAN Film

In 2002 WB very nearly went ahead with a J.J. Abrams' penned McG directed Superman film. To say the least it consisted of some inventive and bizarre ideas. Hit the jump for a breakdown of the controversial, but undeniably fascinating, Superman: Flyby.

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By MrSundayMovies - Aug 27, 2014 07:08 AM EST
Filed Under: Superman
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Before Superman: Returns a number of Superman films went into development including Superman Reborn, Superman Lives, the first Batman VS Superman. Check out the embedded video below for a look at the  J.J. Abrams' Superman reboot film we very nearly saw and be sure to share your own opinions in the comments. You can also subscribe to Mr Sunday's new channel at youtube.com/mrsundaymovies.
 
 
If you liked this, check out the official Comic Book Movie Podcast The Weekly Planet below, the latest episode of which looks at some truly bizarre cancelled comic book movies. Subscribe to it on iTunes or download it directly here.
 
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