Superman Returns

Tomorrow has been almost ten years in the making; for me, anyway. Tomorrow night, Superman Returns opens in several movie houses, including the most famous movie palace in the world, Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood.

A long time coming, this film (in it's modern state) has been stalled for almost a decade, taking three vastly different directors, various-yet-similar storylines plotted, multiple actors attachted, and millions of dollars spent, all without never filmming a frame of the film. It was only the fall of 2004 when Warner Bros. finally attachted director Bryan Singer and his production crew to revamp Superman for the big screen, however, unlike most of the failed "Superman New Movie" ideas which featured a take on the post-Crisis Superman and also his death & return, Singer and co. decided to go with the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" formula for the new Superman film and used the already established film continuity of the now-classic Superman: The Movie series starring the late Christopher Reeve.

Later tonite, I, along with several fine folks from BlueTights.net will be lining-up in front of historic Grauman's Chinese Theater, a full 24 hours prior to the Tuesday Night 10pm screening. I am quite excited, to say the least.

See ya guys later.

John Ottman - Superman Returns (Main Titles)