If you haven't heard yet, the superhero movies are again fun. Jamesiyms Gunt introduced us all in a new era of films with comics with "Superman", a charming cozy crowd that is silly in all the right ways ... except when it is not. While Gun has clearly tried to make a movie in Superman with a healthy dose of his painless sense of humor and sentimentality that made the films "Guardians of Galaxy" so successful, it does not mean that he does not darken when he feels he should.

For one thing, the film begins with a bloody steel man who grilled alone in the snow, after being defeated for the first time in his life in his mysterious supervisor named Hammer to Boravia. It's a pretty rough start to SUPS, and while the film manages to keep things light in the moments after (helped massively from Crypto, which can be a true Superman Starwar), Gun is also not above to return to the dark, because things are progressing.

Easily the most disturbing moment in the whole film (aside from crypto to be stolen by Lex Luther at Nicholas Hult) is when Lex kills Malik by Dinesh Thiagarayan, a Metropolis Seller Falafel, who previously gave a free -free meal and his help. Malik's death is so awkward that he almost feels like he belongs to another movie in full, so it is shocking to learn that Gun initially filmed an even darker version of this moment.

A good example of Superman darkens when it should be the prison of the alternative dimension of Lex Luthor, in which he puts all who have ever sinned in glass cubes, including Anthony Carigan's metamorpho and son of that character. Here Lex sends Malik with firearms to the head right in front of the Superman itself, at one point that is really shocking (though Gun is cut into a wide shot to spare our grizzy details at the moment).

But the director and co-chief of the DC Studios also spared us a few extra moments from this scene that would take from Downer to the full disturbing. During his appearance of Happy sad confused Podka, Gun explained how the full scene was played in his original crop, revealing that after Lex shot Malik, he initially forced Boravian President Vasil Gurkos (Zlatko Buric) to absorb the blood of a weak shopkeeper. "(Lex shooting Malik in his head) was always done in this extremely wide, so it's not too graphic," Gun explained. "But the boy fell to the ground and the blood is poured on the platform and Lex looks down and he sees that the blood will find his shoes and he is like," O my God, my shoes. "" Gun then set what would happen next: Lex ordered Gurcos to "descend to the ground and dip the blood," a blood request, "the Borav president's request was initially regulated. The director continued:

"And Nick (Hultt) sees it. The delivery is great because he just sees him directly and he's like, 'no?" And then, Gurcos only authorized, as, unfortunately, pushes forward and lying on his back, and he is so funny. And then they drive. "

As Gun remembered that he had never invested the dark moment in a test screening, because he could say it was a step away. It was almost Sure the real call. Gun's "Superman" differs from past versions In important ways, the most important thing with the SUPS is a great ol's mouse that is not entirely sure what it does most of the time. While the film is stabbed with darker moments, focusing on the graphic details of Lex's shocking murder was unnecessary when the moment itself is already the most disturbing in the whole movie.