Also and BTW, all that time the criminal underworld was aware that Thomas Wayne had a Batman costume yet they never made the connection between him, Bruce, and THE Batman?

Shortly thereafter he was murdered by *checks notes* the cowardly and superstitious criminals of Gotham City.

Guys, I don't think the Batman costume is going to achieve the desired result. Those criminals did not look particularly frightened by Thomas' costume.

If Bruce lost his mind, would his methods still remain the same as when he was Batman or would he be as brutal as Frank when he was the Punisher?

If Frank did create a disguise, would his methods still remain the same as when he was the Punisher or would they be sanitized like it happened to Batman in the '50s?

on crime after the Mafia murders his wife and kids.

Would Frank create a disguise to preserve his identity, or would he still lose his mind and go insane out of grief?

Would Bruce retain his sanity and create an alter ego, or would HE lose his mind and go insane out of grief?

"Terminator" meets "Fantastic Voyage", in which resistance fighters have to be miniaturized to go inside human bodies to fight the microscopic Terminators.

Sarcasm aside, that's a plan of action this super computer hasn't considered; nanite-sized Terminators that attack the human body from the inside, rendering the species infertile and barren.

establish it up for them, like he did with the Justice Gang.

It be the perfect resolution to the conflict between Lex and Superman and it provides a perfect ending to the story of this version of the character.

It occurs to me that the perfect film would be an adaptation of "Whatever Happened To The Man of Tomorrow?" since it has EVERYTHING that the "real" fans want to see and fits perfectly well with Gunn's style of just throwing stuff up at the audience without bothering to first

I for one don't think it be fair to the "real" fans for what Gunn did in Superman to just fizzle out and be left unresolved the way it happened with the Snyderverse. I think it would deserve one more movie to wrap it all up.

This would have further established Superman's willingness to save innocents and Lex's utter malevolence.

the ship but the recording got damaged after Krypton exploded and he only ever heard part of the message.

Whether Lex still killed Malik or not is irrelevant. What matters is that Superman at least try to save him.

It should definitely be a mystery type story that requires that both Lois and Clark investigate to uncover the truth, go undercover, that such of thing.

Something like that could be very cool if done right.

It would certainly need to have multiple villains of different caliber, all answering to a big bad (not necessarily Luthor), though not every fight has to be a spectacle in which buildings are destroyed.

(with sporadic appearances throughout the movie -- but doing things of worth, not saving cats from trees).

A great Superman movie would be one that revolves around Lois and Clark's roles as reporters for the Daily Planet. It could be a political thriller or the like that builds up in intensity until it reaches the point where Superman is the only one that can save the day