Two years after acquiring global rights to 'Warhammer 40,000', Amazon MGM Studios has launched the development of a TV series based on the popular game.
He wasn’t, though. Superman is supposed to be the poster boy for a superhero: unrealistically honest and kind, not a brooding, gritty emo boy with no respect for human life.
He’s responsible for his performance within the bounds given to him by the writers and director. I haven’t seen any of the Superman movies, but his performance was by far the best part of the Witcher series.
Well, just so you know, within the bounds given to him by the writers and director, he’s a terrible Superman, unless people wanna argue Snyder specifically told him to act like a generic tough guy that doesn’t speak much. He also played the same character in The Witcher, which is really not who Geralt is. Admittedly, I dropped the series halfway through the first season.
I hope you are being sarcastic because he was a fantastic Superman.
He wasn’t, though. Superman is supposed to be the poster boy for a superhero: unrealistically honest and kind, not a brooding, gritty emo boy with no respect for human life.
Dude’s an actor. He didn’t control the script or tone of the movie. That’s on the writer and director.
If nothing is on him because he’s just an actor, how is he a great Superman? Do you perhaps mean he kinda looks like Superman?
He’s responsible for his performance within the bounds given to him by the writers and director. I haven’t seen any of the Superman movies, but his performance was by far the best part of the Witcher series.
Well, just so you know, within the bounds given to him by the writers and director, he’s a terrible Superman, unless people wanna argue Snyder specifically told him to act like a generic tough guy that doesn’t speak much. He also played the same character in The Witcher, which is really not who Geralt is. Admittedly, I dropped the series halfway through the first season.