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I am guessing 1989 was Tim Burton's Batman.It's been a VERY long time since a DC film made me this optimistic. 1989 to be exact. There are aspects I'm not looking forward to (like all the extra superheroes in it) but I'm actually optimistic. And haha, that Krypto scene. You FEEL that.
Probably something to do with the differences between the ones Earth and Krypton revolve around.Looks like they crammed a lot of stuff into it. I hope it doesn't feel rushed or overdone.
I'm surprised they're still calling it a "yellow" sun.
Yeh, the last episodes of DD born again, FINALLY made up for the ho hum drum,boring dragging season that this Disney version series full of holes was clearly becoming, imo.....Wow at Daredevil tonight. Incredible stuff.
But the sun isn't yellow, it's white.Probably something to do with the differences between the ones Earth and Krypton revolve around.
I think the reference is seeing color as refracted through the atmosphere.But the sun isn't yellow, it's white.
For people on Earth, that's where they get the idea. But thinking back to Superman II, Zod referred to the yellow sun when they were on the moon, IIRC.I think the reference is seeing color as refracted through the atmosphere.
The original Superman movies weren't really sticklers for scientific accuracy, lol. That said, it is rare whenever science fiction/fantasy movies and television series display an 'Earth-type' star as completely white in outer space. Take the star in the last few seconds of the Star Trek: Voyager intro:For people on Earth, that's where they get the idea. But thinking back to Superman II, Zod referred to the yellow sun when they were on the moon, IIRC.