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House M.D. pilot (Everybody Lies) turns 20 today. Feel old yet ?
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Colleen Ballinger's lawyer was prince Andrew's lawyer? Also Bill Cosby's, Danny Masterson's, Horatio Sanz, Armie Hammers...

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As much as i respect each writer's and/or director's right to interpretation of Superman, Gunn made the exact same mistake as Snyder - his Superman is human. By definition, he can't be. At the core of his personality is being alien, standing apart from humans, seeing and feeling and thinking differently from the rest of us.
Alfred Gough and Miles Millar understood that. Puzo and Donner understood that. Hell, even Singer understood that. And they all cast Superman accordingly, and they made it clear to Welling, Reeve and Routh respectively what exactly they are supposed to channel on screen.
This isn't your friendly neighborhood Spiderman, whose core is being just a blue collar little guy. This is quite literally an alien god-tier being, trying to fit in with people he genuinely loves and respects.
Humanity is important part of Superman, but equally is important him being Kryptonian. To ignore that part is to dismantle the character itself. If you don't understand that Superman isn't human, you don't understand Superman.