Former Superman Brandon Rose: Superman: Man of Steel is too depressing

Brandon Ross thinks Superman: Man of Steel is still too depressing

Two days before the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, the Beijing Comic Control Trend Expo (BJCC) was held at the Shunyi New National Exhibition. "Atomic Man/Ex-Superman" Brandon Rose chatted a lot with the media at comic shows. Speaking of Atomic Man's involvement in Season 2 of Legends of Tomorrow, it's clear that they're going to do timeline stuff, and Brandon's delight that they can finally start making some of their own choices, which is a lot more likely than the first season. Time Man is coming, and he reveals that the Justice Society of America will also be shown in Season 2, which makes him very excited. Brandon also hopes that Atom Man doesn't make some "involuntary but not very good choices" like he fell in love with Hawkgirl in the first season, after all, love triangles are not good. But he doesn't know much about the second season. He's also looking forward to some crossovers and would love to come back to The Flash and work with Grant Gustin again.

Asked by the media "When do you think you're going to make LGBT superheroes?" Brandon said, "We have white canaries!" "The movie hasn't been done yet." "Well, I think it's going to be a quick time to get started." Asked if Atom Man is a rich man, is there a similarity with Bruce Wayne, Brandon: like the only place is rich, it feels that Ray's personality is more like Clark.

In the second season of "Supergirl", Superman is finally about to officially debut, and there are more and more versions of Superman now. But Brandon said that his personal acceptance of Superman is still a more traditional image: always smiling, sunny personality, "Superman: Body of Steel" he feels that it is still too depressing, he agrees that it may be a different moS way of expression, not a lot of directly show Superman's heart, and he has not yet watched "Batman v Superman": "After watching "Steel Body", I feel that I am still more accustomed to Christopher Reeve's Superman, and the Superman I play is also inspired by him. But Superman in "Steel Man" can still feel the love of humanity and humanity in his heart, which I can resonate with. ”

Although he has not yet seen bvs, he has certainly always been a superman, and even the superpowers he wants to have the most are "I want to fly, fly to vacation, sightseeing, and soon see my family, they live quite far away from me." He also said that it is difficult to make a new Superman now, some people want traditional images, some people want changes, everyone wants different, he personally feels that there is no need to "recreate" too much superman image, but each actor has his own deductive power, and he hopes that the image of Superman can find a balance between tradition and change.

His 3-and-a-half-year-old son is already a little comic book fan, Brandon said: "He likes Superman and The Flash, but he likes The Flash more, and I play The Flash at home, and he plays Superman, or vice versa, or we play Batman." ”

Brandon said he likes to play funny characters, and in "Crooked Scott Vs. the World" he played a funny bad guy, he liked it, but his favorite role was a good guy, and he was a funny good guy. For the next "Justice League" movie, he hopes that the positive union can be a little fun, they can still be very powerful, there are still a lot of stories, but it can be more interesting.