TMOS Set & Official Photo Thread - Discussion Welcome - - - Part 12

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[Dr.]

Of course, the death of a parent is going to be emotional. But more “philosophically,” it was suggested that Clark shouldn’t be guilty of a “failure.” Thus, a natural death for Jonathan neatly avoids any conundrums - while an unnatural one does not. And I think some folks were disagreeing with the notion that an accidental death necessarily constitutes a moral failing on Clark’s part.

[The Squirrel]

Am I the only one who hopes that Clark's father doesn't die?

[TheFlamingCoco]

^ I hope, but

Spoiler!!! Click to Read!:

a leaked image has a headstone that says __than Kent.

. I think he's gonna croak this time.

[dabilee01]

Originally Posted by TheFlamingCoco

^ I hope, but

Spoiler!!! Click to Read!:

a leaked image has a headstone that says __than Kent.

. I think he's gonna croak this time.

plus, with the dialogue that supes gives regarding how "my father said" and "he was convinced", it's pretty much a given that jkent is no longer around. hooray, grammar!

[Rhonimus]

Originally Posted by dabilee01

plus, with the dialogue that supes gives regarding how "my father said" and "he was convinced", it's pretty much a given that jkent is no longer around. hooray, grammar!

or "my father said" .. as in past tense (few days, few years ago) .. "he was convinced" could mean "he's not convinced anymore" .. so still alive in both instances

but yeah, splitting hairs now .. u guys are probably right .. dada Kent is toast

[Sharkboy]

Originally Posted by Dr.

Of course, the death of a parent is going to be emotional. But more “philosophically,” it was suggested that Clark shouldn’t be guilty of a “failure.” Thus, a natural death for Jonathan neatly avoids any conundrums - while an unnatural one does not. And I think some folks were disagreeing with the notion that an accidental death necessarily constitutes a moral failing on Clark’s part.

Even then, his fathers death becomes about him unable to save everyone with his powers, something that will undoubtedly be called back up later on in the film, not only does it trivialise such an important character moment into a plot point, it's just so expected.

Unless it's about him choosing the world (and strangers) over someone he loves...that brings up the theme of him belonging to the world other than just one person (which obviously ties into his relationship with Lois) I could get behind that, but i still prefer the heart attack stuff, it's much more subtle and it will likely be better cinematically.

[Dr.]

Originally Posted by Sharkboy

Even then, his fathers death becomes about him unable to save everyone with his powers, something that will undoubtedly be called back up later on in the film...

Well, Clark/Superman is the protagonist - the story is about him. Jonathan is a supporting character.

...not only does it trivialise such an important character moment into a plot point, it's just so expected.

Until we see the movie, we can’t say how certain events will be handled - emotional or "trivialized" . But an accidental death isn’t intrinsically less meaningful than a natural one (both are tragic). In terms of being “expected,” I dunno. Traditionally, Jonathan dies by natural causes or he doesn’t die at all. An accidental death (that Clark might have prevented if not for saving others) is relatively novel.

[moviefreak]

Nice juxtaposition of Reeve & Cavill:

[TheDailyPigMan]

There is something floating next to Jor-El at the start of the recent trailer...could it be Jor-El's robot? Also, at the 2:22 mark, it looks like Faora (or maybe Zod) is flying toward the fighter jet? It's not superman..

Have these moments been discussed?

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[Andreth]

Originally Posted by Project862006

hope pa kent gets hit by a cow


brutal death lol

lololol

[herolee10]

Well, regarding emotional scenes in this film, I kind of hope that they address on how Jor-el and Lara are/would be concerned for their son's emotional well being when on Earth because, unless proven otherwise, they have no idea that someone nice will find Clark and raise him with the love and care that a parent should towards their child.

Heck, I'd like them to actually address the issue on them fearing that their kid has a chance of not receiving the love and care that he's supposed to get. In a lot of ways, it's a miracle that Clark was discovered by loving parents such as the Kents.

[Jim-El]

Originally Posted by Rhonimus

or "my father said" .. as in past tense (few days, few years ago) .. "he was convinced" could mean "he's not convinced anymore" .. so still alive in both instances

but yeah, splitting hairs now .. u guys are probably right .. dada Kent is toast

Could the father he is talking about be Jor-El?

[dabilee01]

Originally Posted by Jim-El

Could the father he is talking about be Jor-El?

i doubt it. jor-el's dialogue seems like the exact opposite, in fact. his is more inspirational and encouraging. i'd bet good money supes is referring to jkent with these words.

[Kal-El.9859]

Originally Posted by Jim-El

Could the father he is talking about be Jor-El?

highly doubtful....

because Johnathan said that Clark had to keep the SUPER side of himself a secret...while Jor-El said that he will give the people of Earth an ideal to strive towards

[Jim-El]

Thank you both for the clarification. I am pretty confident you are correct.

[Kryptonian Warrior]

New pic! It looks like he's hovering....

[marvel_freshman]

Cut-outs

[Kal-El.9859]

Love these

[747]

Love almost all of the promo images we have gotten so far. Great poses!

[dark_b]

the howering shot is perfection. this is how you do a promo pic from superman.

i am not going to complain that the yellow in the shield and belt is 90% of time almost grey. in trailers and promo. but then again we the superman fans are desperate for a new movie.

[Rowsdower!]

Yeah, that hovering pic is glorious. Also, glad to see it without "Twizzlers" in the image, lol.

[Quasimod0]

Its a great pose. He looks fat in that angle and the suit almost looks black though.

[DaRkVeNgeanCe]

I absolutely love the hovering pic, love how sleek the suit looks.