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#SnyderHasNoPlan

#SnyderHasNoPlan

So do you guys think that by the time JL comes out, it'll feel like we've already gotten somewhat of an unconventional trilogy featuring Superman? I'm curious to see on how it'll look and feel upon watching MOS, BvS, and JL together.
Well, going from just MoS and BvS at this point, I would say it already feels like 2/3s of a trilogy, so I can't wait to get BvS (Ultimate Edition) and Justice League so I can watch them back to back at some point.
I agree, totally. It feels more balanced between Superman and Batman. And Superman really drives the story. He's at the heart of it. So that helps things too. I hope JL has dream like sequences leading up to Clark returning, showing him in 'purgatory'. Giving him a presence even when he's not yet resurrected. I think that would work well.Watching the Ultimate cut, it totally feels (to me) like 2/3 of a trilogy, since the UC is Superman's film through and through...
Just my humble opinion, of course...
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I agree, totally. It feels more balanced between Superman and Batman. And Superman really drives the story. He's at the heart of it. So that helps things too. I hope JL has dream like sequences leading up to Clark returning, showing him in 'purgatory'. Giving him a presence even when he's not yet resurrected. I think that would work well.
I'd like him to see all of his lost parents. A Christmas Carol style.
I agree, totally. It feels more balanced between Superman and Batman. And Superman really drives the story. He's at the heart of it. So that helps things too. I hope JL has dream like sequences leading up to Clark returning, showing him in 'purgatory'. Giving him a presence even when he's not yet resurrected. I think that would work well.
It would let them bring back Kevin Costner again, as his scene in BvS was great and a real tearjerker. I think it would be nice to see Jor-el and Lara but I think that would undercut the message of him accepting earth as his world as well as him barely knowing them. I actually like an idea put forth by someone on this board before that he could be in an idyllic dream world that he has to leave behind, similar to "For the Man who has Everything".
I like how JLU did it. He was on Krypton with his biological parents who had his adoptive parents' personalities and a wife that was an amalgam of Lois and Lana. His son was basically a younger version of himself. And he was a scientist investigating seismic activity in Krypton's core.
I like how JLU did it. He was on Krypton with his biological parents who had his adoptive parents' personalities and a wife that was an amalgam of Lois and Lana. His son was basically a younger version of himself. And he was a scientist investigating seismic activity in Krypton's core.
In JLU he was a farmer like his adoptive parents and his father, Jor-El was the well respected scientist who had been studying tremblers/earthquakes.
Right, my bad.
But yeah that scene on the roof when he has to let go of Van is another tearjerker involving superman.
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I guess. I proposed a long while back that Lois take command of the scout ship after Kelor goes looking for Supes and her. IMO busting out of the grave... I just don't like it. I'd prefer Supes' resurrection be a combination of the Scout Ship, Kelor's AI programming, and the Codex in his DNA.
Whether Martha and Lois are there in the Scout Ship in the arctic is I dunno. Lois sure, because there's a lot of precedent for Supes taking her to the FOS, but not his Earth Parents. You know what I mean. To Martha and Jon he's their human son who just happened to come from outer space. The FOS represents his Kryptonian heritage while Ma and Pa represents his humanity. Those ideas clash/coordinate better when they're coming from within the character.
I'd also like to eventually see Clark and Lois have a child and start a family outside of a dream sequence either through Kryptonian technology or adoption.
I don't mean they are present at his resurrection I mean he reunites with them at the end of the film after the final battle in the resolution.