• @JusticeForPorygon
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    116 minutes ago

    Was it really called Superman vs Batman? I could have sworn it was the other way around.

    • HubertManne
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      106 hours ago

      he pretty much made the show and him going fully bad along with the arrival of lane was when it jumped the shark.

      • @[email protected]
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        56 hours ago

        Yeah I stopped when Lane got there. Up until that point I was a staunch advocate of the show. I felt the finale and premiere of some of those seasons were some of the best TV I’ve seen.

        I mean I haven’t watched it since university, not sure if it holds up, but I remember it being amazing.

  • @stupidcasey
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    35 hours ago

    SVB: is the most comic bookie.

    Return of Superman: is the most balanced.

    Titans: is the best looking / most like a real life CEO.

    Super man movie: is the most Iconic.

    • TwinTusks
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      23 hours ago

      Is it just me or does he has a jerk face? I instantly dislike his character in every movie he does …

  • @Squorlple
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    2010 hours ago

    The Eisenberg one is kind of misleading because he only becomes bald at the end of the movie, and also the image says “Superman Vs Batman” instead of the actual film title of “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice”

    • @[email protected]
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      2110 hours ago

      It’s also misleading because, while his character name was in fact Lex Luthor, he completely sucked balls and bore no resemblance to any reputable version of the character. And I should point out I do not dislike the actor, but that version just… failed in every way a character can fail.

      • @Squorlple
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        610 hours ago

        IIRC they retconned it or something by saying he was actually Lex Jr., as if that makes it better. I really do dislike when adaptations don’t even try to bear semblance to the source material and the studio just slaps the recognizable name on them for marketing (ex. the MCU’s Taskmaster or their original attempt at The Mandarin)

          • @Squorlple
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            25 hours ago

            Yes, but until Shang-Chi, that was the MCU’s Mandarin, Potemkin or otherwise

  • magnetosphere
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    78 hours ago

    As I recall (I haven’t seen the movie in years) Spacey was pretty damn good.

  • @Nuke_the_whales
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    04 hours ago

    Jon Cryer was actually a decent Lex. And he played Lenny Luthor in Superman 4.

  • @Makeitstop
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    910 hours ago

    Needs more Clancy Brown.

    • @SkybreakerEngineer
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      24 hours ago

      President? Can you imagine how much power I’d have to give up to be President?

    • @Vedlt
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      68 hours ago

      He looks a lot like him yeah. So I had to look it up, it’s Jon Cryer… the other guy from Two and a Half Men.

      • @proudblond
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        38 hours ago

        Wut

        I didn’t believe you. Had to zoom in and yeah, you’re right but that’s bizarre!

  • @BowtiesAreCool
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    48 hours ago

    I don’t know who the last one is, but he looks like Rickety Cricket

  • @Blue_Morpho
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    I’m confused by The Adventures of Superboy. Google shows a 1961 BW TV show but the picture is in color and looks like late 60’s.

    There was a 1988 Superboy.

    Edit: this is the 1988 Lex. It should be after the Gene Hackman Lex from 1978.

    • Flying SquidOP
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      That is definitely Lex from the 1988 Superboy.

      “The crappiest show ever in first-run syndication.” – Tom Servo

      (I liked it, but I was also 11.)

  • @Lost_My_Mind
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    29 hours ago

    My god. SOME of these look spot on. Others…ehhhhh…I have to thing Stevie Wonder may have been the casting director.