Symphoniker

June 20, 2013 1:49 am I fully agree with you, I enjoyed the film LOADS. And for the destruction? well, you NEVER see anyone in the buildings that collapse and get shattered, so it's safe to assume most of Metropolis has been evacuated by that point....

June 20, 2013 1:44 am No. Superman doesn't find a way. He has killed before. Rememebr Doomsday?? Yep, he killed him. (but nobody said anything because he also got "killed") As you said before, he also killed Zod, not only in the comic-books, but in films aswell. So, no. I REALLY hate this "Supes always finds a way". That's lame. That is an excuse. Sometimes there IS no other way. Besides the fact that I've just read an interview in which Snyder and Goyer explain the killing. They wanted to convey WHY Superman does not kill. Remember, we have a very young and amateur Superman here. Not the experienced one we've known. So, in order not to kill, he needed to go down that same path and knoe it leas nowhere.

June 20, 2013 1:35 am Naaah, I found it a one-liner intended to break up the tension. It's kind of similar to that scene in "The Avengers" where Thor defends Loki, because he's his brother, only to admit he's adopted. Where did all the love for your brother go? And yet, you never see him actually doing anything to Loki in the film. Same thing here. Supes is only toying with his double persona, admitting to be an Alien only when it's convenient for himself.

June 20, 2013 1:31 am Yeah, he shold have turned Zod into a human, then crush his hand and finally throw it to an endless pit a la Mortal Kombat, while laughing at Zod. Oh, yeah, Supes Never Kills. It's not as if he did not kill Doomsday (he did, but the impact of such feat was minimized because he was also "killed") Or in Returns Lex's henchmen. Or even Zod himself in the comic-books. You see, Kal has killed. He has done so when the situation demands it. It's not as if by killing Zod he suddenly became Wolverine or Spawn. You could see he was really afflicted by it, but he had no other choice.