TheFlamingCoco
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Answer truthfully.
I like that Goyer and Snyder took a RISK with the character and forced him into a moral dilemma. The comics and cartoons can get away with allowing superheroes to always wiggle their way out of these types of situations.
It takes guts to make a movie where Superman is place between a rock and hard place. And I appreciate that. Allowing Zod to just be sucked back into the Phantom Zone along with all the other Kryptonians would have been expected, and too easy.
...and with the ending we got it allows for more character development in the DCU, and it can be used as a plot-device in future movies. Maybe this is what causes Batman to become suspicious of this new alien. Maybe Lex uses the killing of Zod to sway public opinion against Superman (along with the devastation in Metropolis), etc....There are so many ways they can go.
which would I have preferred??
Zod getting sucked back in the Phantom Zone.
however, the ending we got was more compelling, and presents more interesting story directions for the sequel(s), if they address it.
As pointed out earlier, him killing Zod gives for more character development in the sequel, so yeah I'm fine with Zod getting killed.
The death seemed like a perfect character moment for the General. Plus, since the rest of the crew is in the Phantom Zone, Jax-Ur could be your recurring Kryptonian villain, like he was long ago.
No, I don't want Mackenzie Gray back.
can't agree more!!!Sucking Zod into the PZ would have SUCKED IMHO. It would of reminded me of the ending to the "War of the Supermen" saga. I was all like "that's it? Back to the PZ? ZzZZZZZZZzzz."
This movie showed BALLS and that's why I applaud the ending and overall direction. Adds more meat to the future success and franchise of Big Blue!
In truth the writers could have found more than those two ways. If nolan's batman who was pretty damn dark could go 3 films without killing any of his villians with his bare hands then so could superman.
I don't hate the ending but i don't like this idea that it was literally one of the only things anyone could have thought of?
I'm sure the writers could have thought of a compelling way to get rid of zod.
he won't do that to himself!!!I honestly thought that Zod was so defeated emotionally by the loss of his home and people he was going to off himself?
They could have still had the big end fight but both realizing it would just be a stale-mate you have superman try to talk zod down and Zod realizing it's all pointless in the end just gives up and snaps his own neck.
I honestly thought that Zod was so defeated emotionally by the loss of his home and people he was going to off himself?
They could have still had the big end fight but both realizing it would just be a stale-mate you have superman try to talk zod down and Zod realizing it's all pointless in the end just gives up and snaps his own neck.
Remember when some people were excited about hearing Mackenzie Gray was in MoS because they wanted him as Lex. I remember LOLing at that. He's a B-list actor at best.