'Superman: Flyby' Storyboards Of J.J. Abrams' Cancelled Movie Created By 'Spider-Verse' Director
In the early 2000s, J.J. Abrams wrote a totally wild Superman movie that never got made. But now you can see some Superman Flyby storyboards.
Read MoreIn the early 2000s, J.J. Abrams wrote a totally wild Superman movie that never got made. But now you can see some Superman Flyby storyboards.
Read MoreBack in th early 2000s, Brendan Fraser auditioned for Superman when Brett Ratner was attached to direct a script written by J.J. Abrams. So what happened?
Read MoreJude Law once almost played Superman. The actor discussed the possibility in a new interview which you catch watch here. See the a Jude Law Superman video.
Read MoreDid you know that Brandon Routh and Henry Cavill both has Superman Flyby auditions? It's true. See photos of them almost in the failed film here.
Read MoreFind out the history of Warner Bros's 2002 attempt at a new Superman movie with screenwriter JJ Abrams and director Brett Ratner called Superman Flyby.
Read MoreWant to hear the screenwriters of Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Thor: The Dark World talk about those movies? How about hear a few snippets of the Iron Man 3 score? Does Joss Whedon think Avengers 2 will be a challenge? How big is Anthony Mackie's role in Captain America: The Winter Soldier? What…
Read MoreWay back before Superman ReturnsĀ or even Batman Begins, Warner Bros. tried to revive their DC film franchise with writer J.J. Abrams. That project, titled Superman: Flyby, never came to pass, but now Abrams has offered some explanation as to what his film would've been. Turns out it's not totally different from what became Zack Snyder's…
Read MoreBefore Bryan Singer was brought on board to direct Superman Returns, McG was developing a Superman reboot titled Superman: Flyby, a screenplay written by a younger JJ Abrams. McG ended up leaving the project when Warner Bros became adamant about shooting the movie in Australia instead of New York City and Canada to save money…
Read MoreOne of the first pieces of online film journalism to truly legitimize the profession was Drew McWeeny's September 2002 evisceration of a J.J. Abrams script for a film eventually referred to as Superman: Flyby. McWeeny, then working for Ain't It Cool News under the name "Moriarty," ripped apart Abrams' script so completely, and in such…
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