That was Lois Lane and Clark Kent’s marriage in the comic being put on hold to coincide with their marriage on the ABC television series, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman and the creators needing another big event to take its place.
He also neglected to include the real impetus for the 1992 Death of Superman storyline. AND SEES SUPERMAN.” Yeah, that also happened. Like for instance the part where Pa Kent dies of a heart attack and literally GOES TO HEAVEN. “The original rant was 45 minutes long, so of course we had to cut a bunch of stuff out for time, and because it was just too stupid. “I’m not drunk in the video, I only get about three cups in,” writes Landis. He wrote the screenplay for the new film Chronicle, which revolves around a group of teenage boys who find themselves with superpowers. It’s long, but it’s worth it.Even though it sounds as if he’s completely trashing the genre, you could say the younger Landis has a keen interest in superheroes. If you didn’t love the kid before this, you will now. Upon seeing this, my immediate thought was, “Pajiba needs to see this. It’s similar to Funny or Die’s “Drunk History” starring a cavalcade of some of your favorite stars and people you didn’t even know were awesome.
This is evident in his pet project and labor of love, The Death and Return of Superman, a 17 minute short film that’s basically Max ranting “drunkenly” about the scam job DC Comics pulled over the “death” of Superman. How can his head possibly get any bigger?”įrom all reports from people who know him and love him, Max is an asshole. Chronicle director Max Landis has released a great short film for all of you to see called The Death and Return of Superman.The film is an hilarious educational parody video rant that recounts the story of when in 1992 DC Comics decided to kill off Superman and then resurrect his ass. When reporters asked John Landis if he thought the success of the movie would give Max a big head, Landis laughed and responded basically, “He’s already got a giant head. I know, because my friends who attended the premier announced that screenwriter Max Landis was running around drunk bellowing “CHRONICLE” and “TWENTY MILLION” at the top of his lungs and hugging everyone in sight. Chronicle took top spot at the box office for its opening weekend, netting at least $22 million and counting.
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