To be fair, this is all an assumptionHe was replying to me and both you and he interpreted that wrong. Kryptonians knew what to expect when coming to Earth. Jor-El told Lara that Kal-El would be unkillable. When Clark is choking on Zod's ship, Zod calmly explains what's happening. When Faora first alights onto the Kent farm, she superjumps with the expectation of power.
So Zod understands the environment is providing the power. Zod is also the one who selects who amongst his minions get access to the environment, before pulling the switch to permanently alter it to state that will- as Jax-Ur says- "neutralize" those powers.
If Zod was OK with them all having powers, they could have landed in the arctic, all gotten out, breathed deeply, and conquered the planet. Zod wasn't OK with that and specifically limited his crew's exposure to Earth.
He was replying to me and both you and he interpreted that wrong. Kryptonians knew what to expect when coming to Earth. Jor-El told Lara that Kal-El would be unkillable. When Clark is choking on Zod's ship, Zod calmly explains what's happening. When Faora first alights onto the Kent farm, she superjumps with the expectation of power.
So Zod understands the environment is providing the power. Zod is also the one who selects who amongst his minions get access to the environment, before pulling the switch to permanently alter it to state that will- as Jax-Ur says- "neutralize" those powers.
If Zod was OK with them all having powers, they could have landed in the arctic, all gotten out, breathed deeply, and conquered the planet. Zod wasn't OK with that and specifically limited his crew's exposure to Earth.
Not exactly. Faora held the Citadel's platform, but he went in with two unnamed troops that Jor-El took out. He went with quite a larger number of troops and equipment to get the Codex.I was more thinking he brought those two along because that was his squad. He used them on Krypton as well.
Not exactly. Faora held the Citadel's platform, but he went in with two unnamed troops that Jor-El took out. He went with quite a larger number of troops and equipment to get the Codex.
On Earth, he scaled down considerably. Maybe by necessity, but I don't believe so. The Genesis Chamber in the Scout Ship was an important part of their plan as much as the Codex was. Zod didn't take troops with him for that either. He maintained the number of Kryptonians limited to Earth's properties.
Again, all of this is to address why Zod didn't just unload his entire crew onto Earth... he wasn't interested in that.
I still hold out hope that they turn out to be white, logic be damnedsomehow having the eyes being white no the Batman suit is a waaaaay better improvement
but how to do it and make it squint who knows
You do realize that every single Kryptonian had powers, no? "Trusted" with powers? You make it sound like he had a choice in the matter.
Jor-El and even Lara would have superpowers if they had come to earth. Why? Simply because they are Kryptonian.
Agree to disagree on the ability to make another planet work. In terms of convincing... the following wasn't enough to convince him to adopt natural birth as a method of recreating Krypton... if that doesn't show his conviction / programming, I don't know what does!But his NEED to do it all on earth...with a machine and technology that could make another planet in our solar system home....it wasn't convincing.
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No. Most were a part of Zod's attempt at a coup, which was the reason for showing their coup, the arrest, and ultimate imprisonment. Even if you want to assume the majority were scientists, we saw more than enough soldiers in the exile-hearing and Lois's escape to know there were more than three soldiers.also, I'm sure not all of the Kryptonians in MoS were soldiers. More likely they were scientists ...
Routh still has a role to play...
Super Boy Prime would be amazing
So there is a rumor that the leaked script that has been making the rounds (not publically online yet that I have seen) was written by Kevin Smith on orders from WB to throw news outlets off the scent of what will actually be in the film.
http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Was-...Leak-Fake-Batman-v-Superman-Script-43756.html
I still hold out hope that they turn out to be white, logic be damned
It doesn't take much of a leap of logic. White contacts. Done.
Even better? White contacts that actually provide computer imaging.
Just go back and look at Batfleck's mask in Daredevil. To my knowledge it's one if the few super hero costumes we've gotten on the big screen that actually kept the lenses intact. I think looked pretty cool - and it showed that you can do lenses with zero issues.
A good fap is its own reward.
This fascination of turning Faora into Wonder Woman just boggles my mind. Same with the "she should be a descendant of Supergirl" crowd. Why? Wonder Woman has one of the richest backgrounds of anyone in the JL. Why would anyone want that trashed just to give her Superman's?
The writers probably didn't think Faora would be as well received as she was. Had they known, I'd be willing to bet they'd wouldn't have killed her so easily or made it more ambiguous.
HUGE oversight for sure, and very unfortunate for everyone. They could always write her back though, we never saw her actually perish in the phantom drive warp.
Technically, Zod is the only Kryptonian dead.
They're just trapped in the Phantom Zone. They have no way of breaking out this time as Earth isn't exploding anytime soon.
So, in essence, they'll starve...eventually.
Wasn't something from Kevin Smith supposed to go up today?
I don't know what the movie canon is for the Phantom Zone but I was under the impression in the comics that no one in the PZ actually dies. It's like this eternal hell basically.
but how to do it and make it squint who knows
So BvS is not mentioned in the official description for WB's panel at SDCC. Some blogs are assuming that this means it'll be absent, but I have a hard time imagining that that'll be the case.
If it somehow is, I would expect WB to issue an unambiguous statement confirming that shortly, as Lucasfilm has done for Episode VII.
It'd be nice to see some footage, but I don't know if I see the benefit to hyping up a film that's two years out from release.
Henry is great, Ben is alright but Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor!? He should be the same age if not older than Superman!
Henry is great, Ben is alright but Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor!? He should be the same age if not older than Superman!
They are the same age...
Except attaching them to the cowl itself removes any level of expressiveness of the actor's actual eyes.
i have a feeling this movie is gonna bomb faster than you can say jimmy crack corn!
The movie won't bomb.
May underperform, but it won't bomb