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Following are spoilers for Superman.

I say that, Nicholas Hult is the best Lex Luthor we've had on the silver screen so far - no, it's not just because it doesn't wear a wig.

In director "Superman" by director Jameseims Gun, Lex is Lex Luthor I know from Superman's comic books and cartoons. The highest compliment I can pay to Lex to Hult is that he reminded me The performance of the Voice Voice of Brown's voice as an alert in the animated Universe of DC (From "Superman: Animated Series" to "Justice League unlimited.")

It is not to throw Lex Luter's other actors under the bus. Ein Hackman, who played Lex opposite Christopher Reeve, was one of the biggest actors on the screen he once lived. Hult even said he was not trying to overthrow Hackman. But Hackman played on Silver era Lex Luthor, ie A criminal mind without a pretense of legitimacy. Hackman was also leaning on comedy; his Lex was Relentless, but often upset by buffonous cubes (and pretty buffalo).

Hackman is well In the films "Superman", it's not just Lex Luthor like I Recognize it. The same can be said about Kevin Spacey as Lex in "Superman returns", which imitated Luther's Luther, as Brandon Ruth was Reeve.

Gun's "Superman" is the second attempt to start the DC universe of the film by restarting "Man of Steel". Based on reviews, Superman It can actually succeed where "steel man" does not. Old Extended Universe of DC was doomed to ruin With a rocky foundation and even the selection of the second film, "Batman against Superman: Dawn of Justice". One of the most sincere was Essie Eisenberg's casting and direction as Lex Luthor.

Eisenberg's Lex took the huge Jokmann's joker to new, boring heights. Hackman's Lex could be silly, but he was also charming and funny. Lex in "Batman Against Superman" was Vanabe's unstable philosopher. His hyperactive, behavioral errors and too high voice drained any sense of evil threat. DCE Lex was a scientist, as in comics (and unlike the versions of Hackman and Spacey), but it was difficult when not Feel As a genius.

Eisenberg's frequent defense is like he had previously played Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg in "Social Network", and Lex Lutor in the 2010s would Be technological brother oligarch, right? My counter is that the quiet, Eisenberg's piercing, Zuckerberg is a better Lex than his real performance on Lex! Meanwhile, Shultt's latter suffocates the comedy of his predecessors. He is a poisonous villain and a wicked mind driven by an unattainable alubmorrhemia.