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trebleshot · 10-06-2011, 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by CLASSIFIED

That scene scared the shit out of me when I was a kid.

Best Richard Pryor film ever.

Gave me the chills for a week. And it was a really odd moment compared to the rest of the film, now that I think about it. Up to that point, most of it was corny Bond-villain nonsense (Robert Vaughn & co.), intentional comedy (thank you Richard Pryor, RIP) and unintentional comedy (drunk Supes).

Then you suddenly have this sci-fi horror moment. And those eyes....

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Originally Posted by Optimus Vader

I'm not sure what timeline they're going with, but even if it's not a from the beginning movie Jor El is always available via icicle in The Fort of Solitude.

I was going to make a joke about cold calling, but I'll let it go.

According to IMDB, Man of Steel takes place sometime before Clark/Kal-El decides to become a superhero, but after he's already an adult and working as a reporter for the Daily Planet.

Man of Steel (2013) - Synopsis

It seems like a soft reboot to me, sort of like how they did Incredible Hulk.

10-06-2011, 09:32 AM	#20
trebleshot Dark Lord of the 'Ark Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Ohio Posts: 8,224	Quote: Originally Posted by CLASSIFIED That scene scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. Best Richard Pryor film ever. Gave me the chills for a week. And it was a really odd moment compared to the rest of the film, now that I think about it. Up to that point, most of it was corny Bond-villain nonsense (Robert Vaughn & co.), intentional comedy (thank you Richard Pryor, RIP) and unintentional comedy (drunk Supes). Then you suddenly have this sci-fi horror moment. And those eyes.... Quote: Originally Posted by Optimus Vader I'm not sure what timeline they're going with, but even if it's not a from the beginning movie Jor El is always available via icicle in The Fort of Solitude. I was going to make a joke about cold calling, but I'll let it go. According to IMDB, Man of Steel takes place sometime before Clark/Kal-El decides to become a superhero, but after he's already an adult and working as a reporter for the Daily Planet. Man of Steel (2013) - Synopsis It seems like a soft reboot to me, sort of like how they did Incredible Hulk. __________________ Last edited by trebleshot; 10-06-2011 at 09:43 AM..