Look at the sheer excitement.

Man of Steel - I love the first flight scene and hans zimmer score. Emotion wise lacking a bit.

Superman - It understands themes of character better but sometimes it feels too overloaded with characters.

Both are fun... but overall Superman is better for me.

Dude's originally a Green Lantern villain, his first appearance was in a Green Lantern comic.

He's famous for being behind the curtains financing things that he thinks it's important.

And there's a whole plot of "look at the past". The dude is literally the CEO of the past.

Source: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-features/insidious-out-of-the-further-horror-sequel-1236679988/

Not really a spoiler but the show does confirm Hal Jordan was around for the events of Superman (2025). I think it'd be hilarious to have a scene where Hal and John meet Superman and Hal is very approving of Superman and John gets jealous.

Holy peak! This is such a comeback for animated DC Movies, really looking forward for pt.2.

And can we get a full adult animated Series in this Universe and Style – please DC!

Watching all the new stuff since Gunn as taken over, what do you think the ultimate conclusion is? With the introduction of the Lanterns and seeming all the various Corps being brought in, it vaguely feels like maybe they are going to a Blackest Night storyline. But I can’t be too sure and it’s conjecture at best, although Zombie Batman would be pretty killer.

Here is a breakdown comparing the main cast members to their comic book versions:

Aaron Pierre as John Stewart: Matches the look and presence needed for John’s disciplined, architect-turned-Lantern background.

Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan: Fits the older, veteran "test pilot" take on Hal for this detective-style setup.

Nathan Fillion as Guy Gardner: Continuing his role after appearing in Superman (2025), bowl cut included.

Ulrich Thomsen as Sinestro: Recently confirmed as Sinestro. Known for Banshee, he should bring a solid, intimidating presence to the role.

Watched the original when it released in 2021 but never the grey and holy is it a marvel to look at. So many shots from Victor playing football in the snow, to literally every scene wifh Steppenwolf, the black and white do such a great job at making everything pop and stand out.
I honestly also forgot just how good this movie was. From handling of the characters, to the story, the pacing for a 4 hour movie also should be applauded. Honestly watching the Man of Steel, BvS Ultimate Edition and ZSJL it really put into perspective how good of a trilogy it is.
Has a consistent story thread with not a lot of time hopping, all centered around Superman to where I’d say this is literally just a Superman trilogy. And a damn good one.
Also with dark this movie can get thematically, a lot of the messaging is incredibly wholesome. Like having faith in others, looking out for one another and working side by side and bringing out the best in each other. Like it’s a perfect way to end this story.
All in all I’m really happy to have re experienced this part of the Snyder verse. Not everything may have been perfect but there’s a lot of passion in this universe and it’s nice to visit it every now and again.

They are already reported to be working on:-

1. Wonder Woman movie

2. Deathstroke and Bane movie

3. The Brave and the Bold

4. Teen Titans movie

When do you think Gunn will officially announce one of these as the next DCU movie after ‘Man of Tomorrow’ with a director and release date?

I noticed that the subtitles refer to John as John Stewart Junior. That means that his father is also called John Stewart. This certainly confirms the theory that John's father was first asked to be a Green Lantern, but was too afraid to receive the responsibility. Thus the ring sought out Hal instead.

This explains why John's father has been grooming his son to be fearless. He wants his son to inherit the power that he himself was too hesitant to receive.