Among the infinite countries in which the new movie "Superman" could have come true, there is the one where Metropolis's favorite hero does not look like David Corensvet, but his bow-arco-not-screen, Lex Luther, played by Nicholas Hult. As revealed in DC Studios's first theatrical theater effort, Hult admitted that even after Superman audition, himself, himself, Corpens was the perfect choice. However, director Jameseims Gunn thought Hultt would be better suited for the rich, angry earthquake that became obsessed with overthrowing Superman, turning it into the best Lex Lutor we've ever had.

Make for a brilliant choice, because when these two share sparks on the screen fly faster than the acceleration of bullets. The root cryptonian shows a super level of restraint from cracking a man whose hatred of it practically breaks through every pores, bringing the perfect shadow of darkness into an otherwise bright film and ensuring that it will not turn too far into the awkward territory we have previously been. And yet, even with this friction, Clark's rivalry and Lex echoes another of a competitive franchise for comics. Here there is a connection that flourishing a connection that resembles another built on the same kind of jeumorea, a pride and a perverse layer of admiration that bloomed in the 2011 Martell Movie Universe. If they are lucky, Superman and Lex could be Thor and Loki from the DCO and could see the villain of the duo in a way we wanted in some way we used to see on the screen.

After 14 years, it is difficult to imagine someone else taking the role of the god of the stories, but Tom Hiddleston. And yet, before donating a horny helmet to Loki in 2011, MCC's longtime McC. Hiddleston's initial audition bar, Complete with blond hair and a hammer still makes a great watch if only to emphasize how far he was far better fit for the god of evil.

Because of this mixture of the Starwar we finished with some of the best moments in the franchise. From "Avengers" to "Thor Raggennar" and "Avengers: Infinite War", their testing relationship is a driving force in some of the best Marvel stories that lasted for almost two decades, often creating a lot of anticipation of the idea of simply looking at the screen together. This level of excitement is built only thanks to the simply brilliant pairing that Gun and DCC could replicate with the two biggest poster boys with good and evil in this new franchise (if they wanted). More importantly, it can also turn Luter, specifically, into a very good bad person when you think about where his future could take the next one.

When Superman destroys Lutorp's plans in the new film, it is the Bell Rev prison, which he climbed. It is the same object that holds both suicide composition and beings commands, which could form an interesting new chapter to go forward. Holding this terribly smart villain with others like him, he can only write problems, which can move from a prison break, or the former billionaire has enrolled in one of the aforementioned Ill-dancing teams. In any case, these are those types of routes that could only give us Superman's number one Hater number one, just as we got with Odin's adopted son.

That would not be the usual either. So far, Warner Bros. has paid as much attention as people are trying to stop them. The Peace -Obligant (Johnon Senna) gets a second season (With a few appearances from the characters "Superman") And a penguin based in Reeves-Vik (Colin Farrell) got his own show, and both were filled with positive receptions. Given that in mind, what is another law to violate the law to shine in the spotlight before ending back in contrast to the steel man? Until that point there can be much more to say about a fool to the point that we could be on his side. Well, everyone deserves a second chance, right?