The film plot is quite compelling.
John Kler views the story as purely fictional.
After expending much effort unsuccessfully trying to locate Kent Farm in Kansas, they've given up any attempts to match the movie story with reality.
However, it clear the film alludes to deeper themes.
At the very least, the movie has extensively paved the way for Superman return.
The portrayal of Superman death at the end of the movie is deeply moving.
The teaser, with the sudden stirring dust on Superman coffin, further heightens the audience anticipation.
Kler looks around and sees many viewers excited by the film implications.
He knows that these people are now very eager to see Superman in the real world.
Of course, for these ordinary viewers, Superman existence remains a question mark.
But for someone like Kler, and even other high-level representatives at the World Security Council, Superman existence is no secret.
Soon enough.
The Justice League will likely fulfill everyone expectations and present the exhilarating scene of Superman return.
The thought passes through his mind.
John Kler stands up, deciding not to stay any longer.
Just then.
Anton and other key creators take the stage for interviews.
The two exchange glances and nod to each other.
After the premiere, the film will be released nationwide the following day.
Shortly thereafter, it will be screened worldwide over the next few days.
This film, which capitalizes on Batman as a selling point, has made a killing at the box office.
Although in the past, many felt it was just a blatant fan service film not very accessible to non-fans, in this world where Batman unique marvel is universally recognized, and with Anton minor modifications to certain fan scenes, the plot has become clearer and easier to understand.
The key issue in the original was that Lex Luthor motives were never clearly explained.
In this film, Anton, in collaboration with the acclaimed screenwriter Browning, has elaborated on Luthor motives.
Simply put.
From the start, the villain Luthor saw Superman as a threat.
In Luthor view, the only being who might defeat this god among men, not by matching his power but by his status, was Batman.
Thus, he went to great lengths to pit Batman against Superman.
Until Superman withdrew, and Luthor realized his plans were backfiring and contrary to his initial intentions, he created Doomsday as both a contingency plan and as his trump card.
During this period, Luthor personal ambitions were unmistakably evident.
The logic is clear.
Luthor embodies an undeniable villain archetype.
Beyond Batman and Luthor, the appearance of Wonder Woman also captured everyone attention.
Using Batman and Wonder Woman to underscore Superman strength has thoroughly elevated everyone anticipation and admiration for Superman.
The three superheroes, Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman, standing side by side against Doomsday, has become an iconic image in the film.
Some people believe that this alludes to the very original Justice League.
Since Batman first appearance, speculation about the Justice League has been rife.
Currently, the most widely accepted view is that there are actually two versions of the Justice League in this world.
In DC Comics.
Batman, Wonder Woman, Superman, Cyborg, Green Lantern, The Flash, and Aquaman are considered the seven core members of the original Justice League. Other members include Green Arrow, Martian Manhunter, Atom, and others.
In the real world Justice League, aside from Batman, Wonder Woman, Cyborg, and Green Arrow, the other "fictional" members have never appeared.
People are hesitant to confirm whether these characters exist.
After all, since Batman first appeared, followed by Green Arrow, Cyborg, and Wonder Woman, it plausible that the remaining "fictional" members might also emerge from the virtual world to become real characters.
Thus, the Justice League excluding the real members is referred to as the "Old Justice League."
It worth noting that, to date, the real-world Justice League, in addition to the characters mentioned, also includes Spider-Man, Venom, Ghost Rider, Daredevil, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and briefly appearing in the Battle of New York, the Fantastic Four, Doctor Lizard, and the Hulk...
Perhaps even the Ninja Turtles master, the great rat Splinter, should be added.
This real version is commonly referred to as the "New Justice League."
As various crises emerge on Earth, members of the Old Justice League will continuously join the New Justice League, creating the strongest group of Earth superheroes.
This is the public understanding.
And with the release of the film, the depiction of Superman provided the most convincing template for everyone conception of him.
Superman alien identity, portrayed in the film as a god among men, rounds up to an enhanced version of Thor as known in the real world—isn't that a perfect example of relatability?
Due to the generally positive perception of Thor, very few people make an issue of Superman alien identity.
In Anton system panel, Superman fan count surges.
In just a few days, Superman fan count has exceeded 85 million and is rapidly approaching the 100 million mark.
Clearly, Superman emergence is no longer a fantasy.
This aligns closely with Anton initial plan.
From the beginning of his journey, he planned to bring Superman to life within two years.
Now, it seems the timing is just right.
During the film release period, aside from the good news about Superman, he also received promising news from the sewer experiment team.
Research on deciphering the Skrulls shape-shifting ability has made significant progress.
The experimental team has achieved preliminary results.
With only about one or two weeks left, the experimental team would be able to produce a finished product capable of identifying Skrulls hiding among humans. Once the product is available, it would mark the beginning of humanity counteroffensive.
Anton pondered for a moment before deciding to disseminate this news.
The World Security Council, the U.S. government, and other official entities all received this good news.
John Kler spirits were lifted.
At the same time.
The first-generation Skrull leader on Earth, kl'rt, who has been secretly creating a super Skrull army, also received this intelligence. He accessed the information through spies embedded within the highest echelons of human official powers.
"So soon?"
kl'rt was somewhat surprised.
Thinking about Taylor Hayward, who had disappeared recently, he sighed.
"Like lambs to the slaughter."
kl'rt fell silent for a long while.
He suspected that the Justice League had intentionally leaked this information as a bait to lure the Skrulls into a trap.
This tactic, known as drawing the snake out of its hole, was a classic maneuver in strategic deception.