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*** SUPERMAN *** (Spoiler Thread)

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Madmarttigan said:

Worst Superman since Superman 3 but it was really flashy.

…are you putting Superman IV above this?
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Claude! said:

Madmarttigan said:

Worst Superman since Superman 3 but it was really flashy.

…are you putting Superman IV above this?

Surely not.
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To be fair didn't even know that existed I will amend my statement to Superman 4
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Madmarttigan said:

To be fair didn't even know that existed I will amend my statement to Superman 4

I rank it as one of the three worst movies I have ever put perfectly good money down to see in a theater (along with Batman & Robin and Jaws: The Revenge)
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I liked it, but I guess I'm easy to please, and a sucker for DC Comics. I'm the wrong DC-era for a lot of this and don't really know much about some of the other characters. And I DO NOT like the Guy Gardener GL. But I thought it was a fun movie and worth watching.

Loved the dog.

Also, is there a way to get the Easter eggs without watching that hour-and-a-half video on page 2?
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TXAG 05 said:

Saw it this afternoon, not what I expected(not sure what I expected), but still thought it was a really good and fun movie. I think he did a good job of playing Superman like Christopher Reeve. At first I rolled my eyes a little with the pocket universe thing, thinking they were already jumping into multiverse crap but it worked well enough.

Other than the people in the theater that yelled "free Palestine" a few times during the movie, it was great experience. Easily the best Superman since the first Reeve movie.

And you people think CLAPPING for a movie is annoying?!?!?!?
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TCTTS said:




Kara grew up actually ON Krypton and was sent away as a teenager (IIRC). Kal was sent away as a baby. She would have much more knowledge of the people of Krypton than he would.
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MooreTrucker said:

TXAG 05 said:

Saw it this afternoon, not what I expected(not sure what I expected), but still thought it was a really good and fun movie. I think he did a good job of playing Superman like Christopher Reeve. At first I rolled my eyes a little with the pocket universe thing, thinking they were already jumping into multiverse crap but it worked well enough.

Other than the people in the theater that yelled "free Palestine" a few times during the movie, it was great experience. Easily the best Superman since the first Reeve movie.

And you people think CLAPPING for a movie is annoying?!?!?!?

Clapping in a theater doesn't bother me like it does others on here.
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Sorry. Not directed specifically at you, but the thread in general, using your post.
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MooreTrucker said:

TCTTS said:




Kara grew up actually ON Krypton and was sent away as a teenager (IIRC). Kal was sent away as a baby. She would have much more knowledge of the people of Krypton than he would.

I doubt his parents talked with her about "go to Earth and subject them"
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PatAg said:

MooreTrucker said:

TCTTS said:




Kara grew up actually ON Krypton and was sent away as a teenager (IIRC). Kal was sent away as a baby. She would have much more knowledge of the people of Krypton than he would.

I doubt his parents talked with her about "go to Earth and subject them"

Neither did his, as far as he knew until now. But as his cousin, possibility is that she knew his parents at least a little bit.
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When I was a kid, Kara Zor-el was born in Kandor, a Kryptonian city that had been shrunken by Brainiac, placed in a bottle, and taken away from Krypton. She was sent to Earth years after the destruction of Krypton.

Not sure what the current origin story is.
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That's the story they used in one of the animated series.
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Rex Racer said:

When I was a kid, Kara Zor-el was born in Kandor, a Kryptonian city that had been shrunken by Brainiac, placed in a bottle, and taken away from Krypton. She was sent to Earth years after the destruction of Krypton.

Not sure what the current origin story is.

Kandor is the pivotal moment of the best Alt-Superman ever: Red Son
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MooreTrucker said:

PatAg said:

MooreTrucker said:

TCTTS said:




Kara grew up actually ON Krypton and was sent away as a teenager (IIRC). Kal was sent away as a baby. She would have much more knowledge of the people of Krypton than he would.

I doubt his parents talked with her about "go to Earth and subject them"

Neither did his, as far as he knew until now. But as his cousin, possibility is that she knew his parents at least a little bit.

Right, but why would they discuss a theoretical plan regarding Earth with her?
They created the message to send him on a ship as their planet is destroyed.
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MooreTrucker said:

PatAg said:

MooreTrucker said:

TCTTS said:




Kara grew up actually ON Krypton and was sent away as a teenager (IIRC). Kal was sent away as a baby. She would have much more knowledge of the people of Krypton than he would.

I doubt his parents talked with her about "go to Earth and subject them"

Neither did his, as far as he knew until now. But as his cousin, possibility is that she knew his parents at least a little bit.
she was born after his parents died. She never knew them. Unless her origin story has changed where and when she was born in recent years, which I admit is certainly possible with all the ret-conning that happens in the comics.
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Thanks for the history lessons. Like Rex said, with all the retconning (especially between when I was a kid a loooong time ago and now) it's hard to remember what the latest story is.
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MooreTrucker said:

Thanks for the history lessons. Like Rex said, with all the retconning (especially between when I was a kid a loooong time ago and now) it's hard to remember what the latest story is.

Yeah, I haven't cracked open a comic book since the early '90s when I was in college. I am aware of Crisis on Infinite Earths (have all the issues) and Infinite Crisis, but any changes since then, I'm lost on.
 
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