I took it as the ship made the costume and got the family crest from Jor Els key
I am completely shocked!!!I voted for the Wolverine!
That ship is Kara's, if the prequel comic is to be believed (it was written by Goyer, so I believe it). The crest of the House of El being there makes sense with that taken into account.Thats exactly what I thought when watching the movie. Kal-El was on there for some time, and put the key in as soon as he entered the ship, yet before we see the suit he helped Lois, took off, dropped Lois off then travelled some more before landing. Plenty of time to make the suit, and Jor-El was in the ships computer the whole time. On 1st viewing even this is what I thought had happened.
That ship is Kara's, if the prequel comic is to be believed (it was written by Goyer, so I believe it). The crest of the House of El being there makes sense with that taken into account.
I don't read the prequel comics so things like this should BE EXPLAINED IN THE MOVIE!!!!! If it isn't, I discount it. Whether the ship made the suit, it was an od old old El ship, etc. it was never explained. Thus, there is no answer and it is random. Hence my problem.
I don't think prequel comics should be prerequisite, but it seems like you're stuck on minutiae.I don't read the prequel comics so things like this should BE EXPLAINED IN THE MOVIE!!!!! If it isn't, I discount it. Whether the ship made the suit, it was an od old old El ship, etc. it was never explained. Thus, there is no answer and it is random. Hence my problem.
I don't think prequel comics should be prerequisite, but it seems like you're stuck on minutiae.
I voted for the Wolverine!
What was the explanation of Supermans suit in STM? If I remember right doesn't Clark create the Fortress of Solitude, walk in and talk to Jor El, and then he's automatically in the suit? Been a few years since I watched it so I don't completely remember.
If thats the case, I don't see how MoS is this huge stretch of the imagination compared to STM.
Like I said, it's a bit of a nitpick and doesn't ruin the movie or anything, but I do think it distracts from a key moment in the film (similar to the cashier in TASM...that ridiculous cashier is unrealistic, stupid, over the top, and partially ruins the death of Uncle Ben...while not ruining the movie itself, that is a key moment hurt by something "small"). I'm also confused by elements of Jor-El's plan. Zod's I get. But, some of what Jor-El was trying to accomplish seems confusing. Especially when he said he clarified to Kal what he wanted from putting the codex in him.
I overall thought it was a fun movie, but I did have my questions when it was over.