"There is a physiological explanation for what happened to the actor's right eye. Apparently, a counterclockwise spin was performed on the actor's body using a device that simulates flight, where he can rotate on his own axis in a horizontal position. This caused a displacement in the right eyeball known as "nystagmus" due to the speed of the spin that was performed with his eyes open, caused by the displacement of crystals located in an organ called the labyrinth that is found within the ear. This causes a kind of momentary short circuit in our balance system, almost like a dizziness… If you have any doubts, watch the scene in slow motion and see that the right eye shifts during the spin and takes a few seconds to return to its original position."

I decided to make patches for each of the members of Task Force M, starting with G.I.

Cheers to the Tin Man!

He has under a minute of screen time, but he absolutely killed it. His death got genuine tears out of me, mostly due to his final prayer as the building collapsed beneath him during Zod and Superman’s fight.

“Heavenly God, Creator of Heaven and Earth, have mercy on my soul.”

Ugh. Gut-wrenching, heartbreaking stuff, and delivered masterfully. His blank stare ahead and the quiver in his voice as he accepts his fate chilled me to the bone.

Rest in Peace, Hugh.

So Wildstorm is a part of DC Universe for a very long time now and since Gunn is trying to adapt them into movies via Authority, do you think DC studios/Gunn has the full library under them? Titles such as Planetary, ex Machina, Oceans/orbiter, RED? Can they make any projects of these projects? DCU or Elseworlds.

In Nolan's films, there's a lot of characters that are allusions to traditional Batman characters, such as:

• Coleman Reese: His deductive and conniving personality, plus the name "Mister Reese", makes him an allusion to The Riddler.
• Bill Wilson: One of the CIA agents attacked by Bane in the opening sequence of TDKR. With the name and the military background, he kind of resembles Slade Wilson/Deathstroke.
• Mr. Lau: This is the weakest of them all, but based on his business skill and mathematical edge, he's an analogue for The Calculator

If there's any more, I'd love to know. Thanks!

I was just made aware of Brightburn and after watching the trailer, it can only be described as a "What If Superman didn't land at the Kent farm". Have I been living under a rock, or are there others here that aren't aware of this movie?