Superman Returns has been filming in Sydney for the past who knows how long now.

They've pretty much wrapped up the location shooting in the City by the turn of yesterday.

Walking up Martin Place today, they still have about a dozen or more of the Metropolis Museum banners on those flag poles.

Something for the pool room?

 

Fitting firmer in with the contextually fixed nature of directories, the collection of busts coming out of the ears has moved from the products.

Now, the heads and torsos, mainly without arms, featurea as a gallery. In addition to the move, all the photos have been cleared up and keeping it real.

Booyakasha!

 

New photos have made their mark on the store gallery. Enjoy. Or don't. Either way, that's what the place looks like as of the time the photos were taken about a couple weeks back. Thanks to Jesus for the loan of the Casio. Now, to deliberate some more on a Cyber-shot.

 

People with better things to do than go around clicking all over the place on sites that don't feature bare skin might not have noticed some new pages up. From what used to be under the banner of the store logo -- some concerns have been raised and Wolvie will be taken out -- is a reference to a beta version of the site map. One for the site, not one for the store.

A site map for the store might have merit if not for the fact that it's not the kind of place to get lost in. Unless, of course, navigation is a seriously problem like a hand ever glued to a bottle of Jack Daniels. Or whatever bourbon or whiskey of choice happens to drown the sorrows.

So now there's something of a running gallery on the action figures and another page on the Simpsons. Like as if walking into the store doesn't shout out as a Simpsons haven. Glorious? U Decide!

There was some slight trouble in figuring and remembering the names of a few head knockers and bobble heads. But that shouldn't be too much of a problem.

What could be is trying to discern some overall meaning and structure to the captions and comments on the photos. Don't. It's a lost cause. Seriously, it is.