With more than 1,400 special effects shots and a final budget —
according to its director — a bit over its green-lit figure of “exactly
$184.5 million, but still well south of $200 million,” you might expect
the hard sell from Bryan Singer on Superman Returns, Warner’s
reboot of its venerable superhero franchise. You might expect lots of
wonkish talk about advances in CGI and eye-popping spectacle. You would be wrong. For the full interview feature, from summer preview coverage for CityBeat, click here.