Originally posted by abhilegend
As usual you are spouting nonsense. Have you even watched the movie with all this gibberish about "Nam-Ek getting koed by bullets" and now Perry white being able to survive when cars were getting crushed like tissue paper? Go watch the movie you lazy bum.A very ambiguous image=/=proof. Not surprising though.
So you've got nothing. Gotcha.
Thou mad bro?
😂
IIRC, machine gun fire was what took out the Gregor Clegane sized Kryptonian who was getting the better of Superman. I'll rewatch the movie just to be sure. Edit: Resaw it. Machine gun fire definitely at the very least flash-koed him. Indisputable.
Perry White and his crew were surviving in the middle of all those skyscrapers and infrastructure getting destroyed by the terraforming. Indisputable.
How the heck is it ambiguous? We clearly see the outlines on the image, we clearly see the indentations. Even if you want to claim that Hancock painted that symbol, that doesn't override the fact that said painting was done over gigantic carving, or Hancock being capable of carrying a lake's worth of red paint to the moon in a such a span of time that nobody noticed it until it he pointed it out?
The evidence was already posted. Try and keep up.
Not as mad as a certain insane Super-fan.
Originally posted by NemeBro
How does it being red prove your point?
The answer to your question lies within you question.
Originally posted by NemeBro
He might have indeed carved into the moon before painting it.
I am glad that you concede that he did carve the surface of the moon.
Originally posted by NemeBro
Now provide a time frame.
It was a full moon, and nobody(not even Mary who is a superhuman herself) noticed the symbol until Hancock pointed it out. Hancock also mentioned that he was out of cell range that day when Ray tried to call him.
So time frame is somewhere between a couple hours to at best a whole day.
Originally posted by NemeBro
lolRouthe Superman or anyone stronger stomp.
Debatable. Reeves and Smallville versions would definitely win though.