Makes more sense than the people wailing about them wailing.
Definitely a tragic figure. He wasn't just some guy looking for power, he had a purpose and he loved his people. Then he went crazy. Thats why I would love to see a Jor-El movie and see how he and Zod used to be friends and share the same ideas and then see how Zod changed.
Zod and Faora made the show for me. Zod gets a lot of hate though, I just don't see it.
: she didn't say much but she turned into one of my favorite female characters next to Lisbeth Salander 
yeah... crazy, me checking out a thread to a movie I enjoyed and tripping over your tears in the process. Keep up the trolling, brah!
Me neither, his performance was fantastic.
And Faora was a man eater
Pure badassery.
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I think you know my feelings about Lisbeth
Faora was awesome!!! I kind of hope she is still alive. She has to be, they were just sent back to the Phantom Zone. The explosion shouldnt have killed her.
She's easily my favorite comic book movie female character. That scene her fighting Superman and the Military, just LOVED IT!!! Her quickness was really cool. Really great idea to show how quick she was. Funny Snyder was known for his slow motion scenes, and here he made her super fast. Just Awesome!!
I don't remember 
I'm actually discussing issues I had with the film, i.e. posting on topic. You? You're trolling my posts trying to pick a fight and derail the thread because for some reason it chaffs the hell out of your sphincter that I didn't like the film.
Cause people still wailing about a movie they didn't enjoy months later makes sense.
I understand posting why you (not you specifically, just those this relates too) didn't like it and even wanting to discuss the flaws you had with it personally, but months later? 
We get it, you didn't like it, but why try and hinder other's enjoyment because they did?
I also find it extremely odd that people tend to "hang out" in a thread relating to a film they absolutely hated.
Definitely a tragic figure. He wasn't just some guy looking for power, he had a purpose and he loved his people. Then he went crazy. Thats why I would love to see a Jor-El movie and see how he and Zod used to be friends and share the same ideas and then see how Zod changed.
Yeah, what's up with that? he calls everyone a troll
There is a saying I heard that fits Zod perfectly..."the most terrifying villains are the ones that think they are the good guy and are convinced they are doing the right thing and will stop at nothing to do it and then get lost in their own madness."
There is a saying I heard that fits Zod perfectly..."the most terrifying villains are the ones that think they are the good guy and are convinced they are doing the right thing and will stop at nothing to do it and then get lost in their own madness."
I don't know why, but for some reason seeing that pic reminded me of, "...and one time, at Band Camp..."
Alyson Hannigan, because of the instruments maybe.
Hes 1/3 mad genius, 1/3 cool dude, and 1/3 certified crazy, it just makes for an interesting cocktail, and probably a molotov cocktail at that.
With the exception of a few Freaks, doesn't that pretty much explain all of us?
The ones who think their actions are justified,
There is a saying I heard that fits Zod perfectly..."the most terrifying villains are the ones that think they are the good guy and are convinced they are doing the right thing and will stop at nothing to do it and then get lost in their own madness."
I like that, and I didn't see Zod as a "true villain" until the end when he obviously lost it.
I think he and Gladiator Superman daddy were like the opposite sides of a coin and I think he truly regretted having to kill him, even though he later didn't seem bothered by it at all, I thought that scene on the ship seemed inconsistent when he was tlaking to ghost dad, maybe it was cause it was nothing but a construct, but at the beginning he seemed to respect him I thought.
