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This is a continuation thread, the old thread is [split]456549[/split]
That sounded awesome until you mentioned the two leads. Ugh.
How do fans feel about the possibility that Krypton gets destroyed in a Civil War instead of blowing up naturally ? (or, getting destroyed because their Sun - Rao went Supernova ?)
Does it count as significant alteration of mythos ? would that cause backlash ?
Which would mean the whole setup starting from Jor El's warnings about such a natural disaster waiting to happen and the Council choosing to ignore his warnings would be omitted from the movie.
Yeah I hated Cloud Atlas with a passion.
Maybe. But in the grand scheme of things relating to a Superman origin movie, it's not such a HUGE loss, relatively.
Jor-El's wisdom vs. Krypton's foolishness could still be featured, though, as perhaps suggested here:
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hate is such a strong word for such a big creative risk. i understand when someone hates comicbook movies. those are expensive movies done by the numbers. i understand when you are a fan of a book.Yeah I hated Cloud Atlas with a passion.
I loved it. But it ain't for everyone that's for sure.
I am just afraid if I watched, I would be too distracted by the cast members playing different characters .I didn't hate Atlas but it's firmly in bad movie territory in my opinion. I'd never watch it again, ever.
The closest we have come so far is The Matrix Trilogy .hate is such a strong word for such a big creative risk. i understand when someone hates comicbook movies. those are expensive movies done by the numbers. i understand when you are a fan of a book.
but what they did couldnt be done by noone else. even if you dont like it you have to respect the balls that they had(plus Tykwer) to do it.
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and to quote Pa Kent. '' the world is not ready for a Wachowski comicbook movie''
Sorry but that is B.S. I don't have to respect any movie because of it's so called ambitions. I can't watch good intentions. I have zero respect for Cloud Atlas and find the movie to be just as pathetic as any film that I dislike regardless of genre. I don't hate it because it doesn't deserve my hate but I do find it laughably bad.hate is such a strong word for such a big creative risk. i understand when someone hates comicbook movies. those are expensive movies done by the numbers. i understand when you are a fan of a book.
but what they did couldnt be done by noone else. even if you dont like it you have to respect the balls that they had(plus Tykwer) to do it.
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and to quote Pa Kent. '' the world is not ready for a Wachowski comicbook movie''
maybe in this scene, Jor-El is brought before the council to explain the circumstances around his son's natural conception.
and maybe this is where he gives the "What if a child dreamed of becoming something other than what society had intended. What if a child aspired to something greater" speech.
All these theories are making the destruction of Krypton sound irrelevant, like it's only included to stay true to the mythos and doesn't have any real bearing on the plot and isn't the reason Kal-El is sent to Earth. And we know now that Krypton is destroyed in a natural disaster, according to Empire.