>"I really was always a very strong advocate for the black suit," Snyder said. "I really wanted the black suit and it made sense for me because — it's exactly as you say — Superman, as a character, notoriously does not grow. He's like a rock and everything just smashes against him and then we learn, by trying to change a thing that's unchangeable so that we can learn about ourselves, (and) that's sort of the old way, the old Superman."
>"I really felt like my Superman...has to sort of level up and sort of learn something and be something different because in the end, the idea is that, or what I had planned was that, the...final step for Superman is kind of his real return, or his real coming into, what I would consider almost the classic Superman," Snyder added.
>Snyder went on to say that the "classic" Superman moment doesn't really happen in this movie.
>"I really felt like my Superman...has to sort of level up and sort of learn something and be something different because in the end, the idea is that, or what I had planned was that, the...final step for Superman is kind of his real return, or his real coming into, what I would consider almost the classic Superman," Snyder added.
>Snyder went on to say that the "classic" Superman moment doesn't really happen in this movie.
