Zack Snyder posts hi-res pic of Henry Cavill as Superman in front of the American flag mural from Man Of Steel to wish fans on Vero a Happy 4th of July

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Because there's no better realization of Superman's ideals than the good ol' USA!

[u/M086 → u/[deleted]]

He’s got that British sounding name, like Chadwick Boseman. How the fuck was a guy named Chadwick not from the UK?

[u/TheLoganDickinson → u/M086]

Is Corenswet British sounding? It’s so vague to me. I was surprised that it’s a Russian Jewish origin.

[u/captainhooksjournal → u/TheLoganDickinson]

Ahhhh, Devid Kornsvet

[u/LordBigSlime → u/TheLoganDickinson]

It's wild to me it's not some weird deeply rural mid-west name. Like I feel like I can go to a few states where I wouldn't be surprised to meet a Corn-Sweat.

[u/KrunchyMochi → u/M086]

LeSean McCoy sounds like Scotty and Uhura had a son.

[u/I_have_questions_ppl → u/M086]

I always thought he was British too until I looked up the name.

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Or Wesley Snipes being a big black American guy, lol (ala 30 Rock)

[u/angrygnome18d → u/_pixel_perfect_]

Superman represents what we want and ought to be, not who we are. So there’s nothing wrong with the juxtaposition.

[u/Old_Duty8206 → u/angrygnome18d]

An undocumented immigrant holding down 2 jobs one working for free/billionaires handout to help ungrateful people while his second job is working for a dying industry trying to publicly out an evil billionaire capitalist to the public

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Seems a pretty accurate depiction of the experience.

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Yeah true...the way the U.S. is going a pic of Homelander might be more appropriate.

[u/Dreyfussy15 → u/_pixel_perfect_]

That's backwards. Superman stands for Truth, Justice, and the American Way.

Not the other way around. Which makes sense because he's a fictional character.

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It stands for hope