Man of Steel (2013)

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Mindset Senior Member

Superman failed both of his fathers.

Zack Fair Fanboy

You failed both holes.

Mindset Senior Member

Originally posted by Zack Fair
You failed both holes.
I don't know what that means, but I'm guessing you failed your fathers as well.

Zack Fair Fanboy

I have no fathers.

I just happened.

Mindset Senior Member

You got scissored into existence.

Zack Fair Fanboy
BruceSkywalker The BatLord of the Jedi
Originally posted by Esau Cairn
Yeah Supes had him in a headlock...I kept thinking why didn't he just fly off with Zod.

TMI there young man.. 😄 😆 😆 😱

-Pr- Hey Yo!

Originally posted by -Pr-
Chris Reeve in MOS:

Kotor3 Senior Member

Originally posted by Kazenji
Only problem i had with it was how they had to kill off Zod thought we were over these things

put a villain in one of these comic book adaptations and we have to figure out a way to kill him off during the script writing process.

I hear you. I actually had no problem with Zod dying only how he died.

I never really got how a farm boy with no fighting experience and who barely learned how to use any of his powers was able to just nap the neck of another super being. I guess it must not be that hard.

Robtard Senor Member

Originally posted by Kotor3
I hear you. I actually had no problem with Zod dying only how he died.

I never really got how a farm boy with no fighting experience and who barely learned how to use any of his powers was able to just nap the neck of another super being. I guess it must not be that hard.

Growing up on a farm, Clark probably had to snap a chicken's neck here and there.

marwash22 HELL YEAH.

what the hell does snapping someone's neck have to do with having fighting experience? bermm

also, Kal was getting his shit pushed in during the entire fight with the other Kryptonians due to them having the training he lacked.

Zack Fair Fanboy

Originally posted by Kotor3
I hear you. I actually had no problem with Zod dying only how he died.

I never really got how a farm boy with no fighting experience and who barely learned how to use any of his powers was able to just nap the neck of another super being. I guess it must not be that hard.

Clark did have more experience and knowledge of his powers. That was an advantage he had that paid greatly throughout his encounters with Faora/Nam-Ek and later Zod. It was actually quite cool how Zod and co. closed the gap with their superior combat skill.
Originally posted by marwash22
what the hell does snapping someone's neck have to do with having fighting experience? bermm

also, Kal was getting his shit pushed in during the entire fight with the other Kryptonians due to them having the training he lacked.

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Mindset Senior Member

How did Jor El, a scientist, have better MA skill than Zod?

Zack Fair Fanboy

Because

YouTube video

marwash22 HELL YEAH.

I figure Jor-El was also in the military, but he was a scientist and Zod was more of the war strategist.

i don't really care, i just know i liked it.

Mindset Senior Member

Pfft, he would have ended Zod right there.

Zack Fair Fanboy

Originally posted by marwash22
I figure Jor-El was also in the military, but he was a scientist and Zod was more of the war strategist.

i don't really care, i just know i liked it.

I agree. It sort of looked like they did have history together. I don't really like Jor-El beating Zod. it diminishes his character. Still I may be reaching, but who says Jor-El didn't train in combat? He was the one with the mentality of "What if a child dreamed of becoming something greater than society had intended"

marwash22 HELL YEAH.

Originally posted by Zack Fair
Still I may be reaching, but who says Jor-El didn't train in combat?
that's what i meant; Jor-El has the same military training as Zod, was the superior fighter, but Jor-El was created to be a scientist instead of a fighter.

Mindset Senior Member

They were bred for specific tasks.

Jor El was a scientist, Zod was a soldier. It doesn't make sense that Jor El would be trained to fight.

He should not have been able to easily beat the shit out of Zod, no matter how much I liked it.

Zack Fair Fanboy

Jor-El was challenging Krypton's way. I don't think it is far fetched to believe he trained, and/or developed other areas. Still I'm not going to pass it as a fact or anything like that.