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from http://www.slashfilm.com/article.php/20060611215745734:
"I shot a whole [scene] with the [return-to-Krypton] sequence," Singer said. "I cut a [version of the] film that was about two hours and 45 minutes ... that I showed to friends and family. And watching with a group of people, we're watching the movie unfold, I felt that ... it was really interesting on its own and could deserve a life. [But] somewhere else. On DVD. Or, maybe, I think it should be on 3-D IMAX. ... It's very elegant, but, ... in the context of this moviewhere this movie needed to be and what it needed to be aboutI didn't feel it."
The film instead now begins with the curved white surface of Krypton, which crashes into the giant red sun behind it, shattering Krypton into millions of pieces.
Singer say that the sequence will eventually be seen, but not on the DVD: "At some point you'll see it, I'm sure sometime," he said. "It could exist later, in this form. I think it would be coolest in 3-D, because of just stuff that's flying around."
Singer claims his first cut of the film was around 165 minutes, while our sources claim that the rough cut came in somewhere around the three hour mark (180 minutes). Either way, there's at least 10 minutes of deleted scenes that will make it's way to the DVD release:
"There'll be some deleted scenes, some really charming scenes, some wonderful things that existed beautifully on their own, moments that were wonderful," he said. "I had a tough thing [to cut]. ... James Karen was in the picture, and he plays this gentleman, Ben Hubbard, that Martha Kent has been involved with. And ... it's wonderful. They're wonderful beats, and, ... hopefully, those'll be there."

"I shot a whole [scene] with the [return-to-Krypton] sequence," Singer said. "I cut a [version of the] film that was about two hours and 45 minutes ... that I showed to friends and family. And watching with a group of people, we're watching the movie unfold, I felt that ... it was really interesting on its own and could deserve a life. [But] somewhere else. On DVD. Or, maybe, I think it should be on 3-D IMAX. ... It's very elegant, but, ... in the context of this moviewhere this movie needed to be and what it needed to be aboutI didn't feel it."
The film instead now begins with the curved white surface of Krypton, which crashes into the giant red sun behind it, shattering Krypton into millions of pieces.
Singer say that the sequence will eventually be seen, but not on the DVD: "At some point you'll see it, I'm sure sometime," he said. "It could exist later, in this form. I think it would be coolest in 3-D, because of just stuff that's flying around."
Singer claims his first cut of the film was around 165 minutes, while our sources claim that the rough cut came in somewhere around the three hour mark (180 minutes). Either way, there's at least 10 minutes of deleted scenes that will make it's way to the DVD release:
"There'll be some deleted scenes, some really charming scenes, some wonderful things that existed beautifully on their own, moments that were wonderful," he said. "I had a tough thing [to cut]. ... James Karen was in the picture, and he plays this gentleman, Ben Hubbard, that Martha Kent has been involved with. And ... it's wonderful. They're wonderful beats, and, ... hopefully, those'll be there."

