In art, as in life, it's all in time. Take a look at Henry Cavill's Superman's fate: Although Cavill has appeared as Cal-El/Clark Kent in five live films with an extended live universe (or six, depending on who they consider), there was never a sequel to "Steel Man" in 2013. Of course, "Batman Against Superman: Dawn of Justice" in 2016 is essentially watching that film, especially as Cavill, several accompanying characters and director Zack Snyder. However, "BVS" is an undisputed film, separating its focus between the two title characters while trying to set up the DCEU table. Fans, defenders and ubiquitous enjoy "steel man" She had long been hoping for a proper sequel to "The Man of Steel", expecting DCE to work similar to Marvel's film universe, in which several characters would receive solo franchises, while occasionally appearing in crossover films throughout the universe. The lack of a sequel to "The Man of Steel" is felt, in a retrospective, such as an exhibition and how DCE has abused Cavill and Superman. Jack, "Wonder of Woman", "Aquaman" and even "Jasm" received several films under the belts Before the universe is assembled!

Now that the characters dc Under the new DC Studios leadership of Jameseiyes Gun and Peter SafranHopes for another movie "Cavill Superman" are well and truly intertwined. Adding a little insult to that injury is the recent news that the upcoming sequel to Gun Superman, which should be called "a man of tomorrow", will obviously use a villain who was to be used at one point in the indelible "steel man 2." As an illustration of the cover of the script published by Gun on Instagram strongly impliesThe villain of the "man of tomorrow" is to be the foreign cyborg Breinak. According to the post-death for Caville's mandate as Superman from Hollywood reporter In 2022, Brosu Warner Bros. directors, Michael de Luka and Pam Abdi, aimed to make "the steel 2" before taking over Gunn and Safran, and even went to trouble hiring Picni's creator Steven, who, Who, who loved him. So, while "a man of tomorrow" will not be something like a "steel man" sequel, he can still provide a slight look at what he might have been.

Of course, the brain event in a "man of tomorrow" seems to be the plan so far and can easily change. One of the reasons for this may be that Gun is simply trolled by the script, and the film may include a different villain (or villains) in full. Another thing is that, ironically, Brainiac was traditionally a little white whale for Superman's "Superman". To be fair, he is a strange character: according to his name, he is a supergenius who has the opportunity to potentially surpass Superman, but still has a silver age of comic books such as cities and to put them in bottles. In other words, its function as a foil for mud-E is not so sharp or quickly defined as Lex Luthor, General Zod, and even on doomsday.

Because of this, Brainiac has a history of Almost It appears in the sequel "Superman" from the early 1980s. Obviously, producers Ilegind and Pierre Spengler were thinking of "Superman III", just for that film to create a supercomputer nominee for the steel man instead. During the awkward and troubled process before producing abandoned Superman Lives Project, which was supposed to play Nicholas Cage and be directed by Tim BurtonBrainiac was a large part of some of those film script drafts. Then, a few years after the release of "Superman returns" in 2006, writer Michael Dagerti discovered that he wanted to use the brain for a sequel to that movie- a sequel that also never came true.

All this asks the question: it will be "a man from tomorrow" Another "Superman III", a film that almost appears Breiniak but is replaced or reinforced? Or will the sequel mark the first time the character is placed on the screen in a live theatrical adventure with Superman action? We have a lot of time to think about it, because "a man from tomorrow" will not hit China by July 9, 2027.