CBM: In an interview with the Empire magazine podcast, Man of Steel screenwriter David S. Goyer revealed that producer Christopher Nolan was opposed to the controversial ending to Man of Steel.
The godfather of gritty, realistic superhero films was apparently not willing to go quite as far with perceived changes to Superman’s character as was the Watchmen director.
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Deeply disappointed that no one yelled, "Thunder! Thunder! Thunderbolts, ho!"
Good conversation otherwise, though.
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Seriously? Like what else was he suppose to do in that situation? I suppose if they didn't want Supes to kill Zod, they would've had to change that whole scene and end up making Superman punch him ALMOST to death then put him in some weird holding cell that people might've not liked even more than Superman killing him.
The takeaway from this article is that he was all for the ending that's in the movie.
i think the ending was good. they wont certainly bring back zod for the sequel so it would be necessary to take him out. it was a good death rather than being sucked in the phantom zone.
Whats important about this article is that the death of Zod by the hands of Kal-el keeps the audience guessing as to what he is capable of. I mean Sups essentially committed genocide of his people for Earth.
I wouldn't mess around to much with this new Sups. We really don't know what he will do.
After all, he IS SUPERMAN.
I blames zod for his dome getting twisted.