Essentially since Jameseims Gunn's Superman has climbed to theaters this summer, running betting The prolonged villain is a brain. Gun himself can (the accent of May) have Just confirmed the brain BEE appeared in a sequel that we now know is called "a man of tomorrow".

Gun shared a photo of the finished second draft of "Tomorrow" Instagram. The cover has a human head diagram, with an unusual brain shape. Ergo, BrainIAC.

Gun said "Man from tomorrow" Bee is two -storey among Superman (David Corensvet) and his mute Lex Lutor (Nicholas Hult) where they must work together against a common threat. What better enemy than a powerful foreign striker who (usually) wants to absorb the knowledge of the Earth and then destroy the planet? Gun also stated Brainiac as a bad guy he considered using his first movie SupermanBefore deciding it should be Lex.

Brainiac is usually portrayed as green skin cibin in purple and silver armor; Three circular nodes on the head arrangement of a triangle form its mark. I believe Gun will not retain details of comics if he really uses Brainiac. (If none Bottled town of KandorWhat are we doing?)

Somehow, Brainiac has never appeared in a movie "Superman" live, although it is a comic book "Superman" no. 2 villain after lucrative. That is, if/when he casts Breiniak, Gun will not have previous film shows to step down, the way every actor in Superman is inevitable compared to Christopher Reeve. Brainiac There are However, it appeared in several cartoons and video games, expressed by Corey Burton (in "Superman: Animated Series" and subsequently "Justice League"), John Noble (in the animated film "Superman: Inexhole", Asonejson Isax (in video game "Suicide: "My Superman Adventures") and more.

Ams Gun often carries actors from his old films or projects to his new ones. So, looking back in his past films, which actors look the most brain?

An obvious answer is Shukudi Ivuji, who played the similar alien tyrant high evolutionary in "Guardians of Galaxy Tom 3." But unfortunately, he is already in the DCI thanks to Mourn's role in the "peacemaker".

Well, let's go back to the first film "Guardian" instead, where Pais played a ruthless military leader of Cray, Ronan the defendant. From his performance as a blue-skinned Ronan, we know that Pace can wear himself in face-to-face makeup and foreign armor.

Pace is an actor of a large range, and I think the "nasty robot super-non-car" fits into that range. Before the "guards", I knew him as a brazen, dog with dogs, dropped the picker into the miraculous procedural series "Pressing the Margarians". Then, no matter how surprising it is, to see him endangering him, playing a villain as a subtle as the scanner and having an explosion that does. He starred in AMC's drama series "Stop and Catching Fire", playing the cold, Don Drapper-ESK Maco McMilan, a Silicon Valley Seller in the 1980s.

Currently, Pace is starring The Scientific Series Foundation, Game (More Clones of) EVALLY Among. For what is worth, Breiniak is often duplicated. (Devin Menan)

David Ojelow never disappointed as an actor. However, somehow through the boom of the movie in Superhero, he has not yet been recruited by Marvel or DC. Better late than never, because he could be a great choice for Brainiac (as first suggested my colleague /filmmaker Ryan Scott).

Now, on the one hand, his most famous role is playing by D -Martin Luther King Runior in the 2014 Biopomis "Selma". It is a movie world away from Superman and a character as much as it can be a super-car. But that's not all that can do Oilovo. I point out his previous appearance in "Raising the Planet of Monkeys" as Steven Jaceces, a disgusting, CEO of biotech poison, which you want to hate.

Another sign of Ojelovo's range is that he is not just a camera actor, he is also trained for sound. It makes sense because he has a very nice voice (especially when he seizes his natural British accent). In the cartoon "Leo King", the lion's guard, "he expressed a spiritual scar and approached the candle of Ereeremi Ayrons, as well as any person he could. He also expressed the imperial agent Kalus in the" war of Starvers: Rebels ". Ojelovo would be a particularly strong choice for a more emotional brain, like the one expressed by Emerson or the one in the new comic book "Absolute Superman" - a brain that takes sadist joy, not robotic dissection, in the implementation of its destructive search for knowledge. (Devin Menan)

"Deadpool & Wolverine" was joking that the Marvel studio would never rewrite Wolverine And just keep returning Hugh Jackecman. ("Up to 90 years.") The same can be said for Michael F. Hall as a killer of serial killers Dexter Morgan. Paramount/Showtime will not allow Dexter to die; They already tried once, and then changed their minds and returned.

If Hall can find time between the "Dexter" shoots, then then Many Superman fans represent it as a choice for DCU's brain. He basically built his career by playing a comic book super-car, so he can play the one where he gets the appropriate costume. This would not be Hall's first Rodeo with DC, nor; He had previously expressed a vampire version of Batman in the animated film in 2015 "Justice League: Gods and Monsters".

What makes Hall such a serious candidate here is his baritone voice, something "Dexter" already relies on the inner monologue of the lead. Because Dexter is a sociopath who barely understands people, but must interfere with it, his inner voice sounds flat and nasty, but also confused, ie. The perfect tone for a super-intelligent but arrogant robotic villain like Brainiac.

"Dexter" often turns in knots to make Dexter be more "heroic" than it really is; He is the most convenient sociopath there. With Brainiac, Hall could go to a full mind a bad man, unstoppable from Dexter's desire. (Devin Menan)

Listen to me out. Is Dave Bautista too physical imposing a man compared to the traditional brainwashing in comics? Yes. Because Brainiac's entire deal is that it should be superligent android, so it should not be a big, celebrity villain - even if he had a very big body of swords. Making Brainiac a big, muscular man can initially feel like a bad idea that destroys the essence of the character and simply turns it into just another villain Superman that can break. But here's the key - small glasses.

Dave Bautista is probably the biggest actor in the wrestler, not because of his mandate as a drax destroyer in the "Gardaxy Gardaxy" trilogy. This is what Bautista has managed to do after those films that are most impressive, especially when he uses his physicality to play soft or even funny characters. As we have seen in "Blade Runner 2049" and "Cabin", Bautista can get a lot of mileage of small glasses When you create a character. The DC James Gunn universe is off to a great, and a pretty silly start, embracing the strange comic strip in a serious and honest way. Having Dave Bautista to play the smartest creature in the universe and gave him small glasses as a way for his brain to show his intelligence to the people of Earth because he believes that this is what people associate with glasses - or even because he understands the secret identity of Superman and decides to copy Clark Kent and his glasses for a hypno - is just a kind of stupid but funny thing that Gun is known to appreciate. (Rafael Motomayor)

Of course, Lars Mikkelsen has already played a villain who is considered the smartest man in the galaxy, but the key here is that Traun has blue skin, while Breiniak has green skin. These are two completely different colors, so it's fine.

But seriously, Michelsen has already proven that there is a very frightening, commanding presence that inspires fear, but can also be attracted to the intellectual level. His portrayal of Grand Admiral Traun and in the "war of the Starvali" as a voice actor, and also in the meat in Ahsoka is fantastic and makes him one of the best actors in the "Starwells War". Mikkelsen gives that character peaceful behavior that makes him more endangering and accentuates exactly how much he thinks he is himself. Going from extremely loud and aggressive Lex Luthor in the first Superman to the brain that is quieter and more calculated, almost welcome to some extent, will make a special but unforgettable comic book villain. Plus, Mikkelsen already has experience with wide body color and heavy makeup. (Rafael Motomayor)