US Edition'Superman' is fun, but lacks an emotional core worthy of its hero
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‘Superman’ is fun, but lacks an emotional core worthy of its hero - SaportaReport
Early on in James Gunn’s “Superman,” Lois Lane (Rachel Brosnahan) sits down for an interview with Superman himself (David Corenswet). AKA, Clark Kent. Her boyfriend. Lois and Clark have been dating for several weeks by this point, and she knows the truth about his Kryptonian origins and his super alter ego – a great choice from this reboot, which thankfully forgoes any sort of origin story for a superhero who has been around since 1938. Clark u…
'Superman' is fun, but lacks an emotional core worthy of its hero
David Corenswet in “Superman” (Photo provided by Warner Bros.) Early on in James Gunn’s “Superman,” Lois Lane (Rachel Brosnahan) sits down for an interview with Superman himself (David Corenswet). AKA, Clark Kent. Her boyfriend. Lois and Clark have been dating for several weeks by this point, and she knows the truth about his Kryptonian origins and his super alter ego – a great choice from this reboot, which thankfully forgoes any sort of origi…
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