CBM says
Now that the filming is complete on the Zack Snyder-directed Superman reboot, Man of Steel, it's more and more likely that we will get a first look at the trailer sometime this summer. A couple of days ago, I was sent a very in-detail description of the rough cut trailer for the film, which Warner Bros. has been developing for a while now. I should mention that this might not be the final cut; just one version they're currently working on. So, that explains the "Rumor" you see in the headline, because nothing is confirmed just yet. The person who sent this to me worked on the film. And judging from info he told me personally, the source is very well legit as far as I'm concerned. The description is, like I said, very in-detail and contains some interesting stuff. Check it out below:
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Seems pretty plausible. I just want to see him in action. Some of the shots I've seen so far look promising.
Eh Superman movies are like the WORST superhero movies EVER!.... Lex vs Superman just isnt entertaining and boring as fucking hell. Regular man versus greatest superhero of them all..... If this 1 sux they should just burry the idea of making superman movies lol. This is like the 5th reboot?
I wanted to believe it, until I read about Clark's usage of "telekinesis" I did. I mean, sure, he is completely capable of Self-Telekinesis (flight), but to levitate a pencil using his mind is something Superman has never been able to do. Hopefully, they remain faithful to the text and try not to further strengthen the character. Luckily both Nolan, Goyer and Snyder are on board, both of who (mostly) respect their initial texts and heavily base their representations upon them.
if the movie is finished then why is it coming out next year
Isn't calling Superman, Man of Steel isn't as tough today?