Superman, Man of Steel, an examination of movies theme

The more I watch this movie, the more it's starting to grow on me, cause there's so many layers to it.

And I'm becoming fascinated with General Zod, who to me is a, the true Hero of Cryptionites, not Superman.

To me, Superman is a trader, who chose humans over his own kind.

That makes Superman a Trader to his own kind..

On the other hand all Zod wanted is for his people to live and thrive...I can't demonize Zod for that.

To me, It's Zod who's the true hero in this epic.

Plain and simple, Superman is a sell out, always killing and destroy his own kind, and mechanisms designed to protect him.

Give me Zod...

Superman is merely a slave created in the image of his own maker...

And that's why his behavior, choice of loyalty, defies all real life logic.

Superman really annoys me in this movie, the more I watch it, the more annoyed I become with Superman's treacherous behavior towards his on kind.

Like in the movie when General Zod pleads with Superman not to destroy last of ships...here's how the dialogue takes place.

General Zod: 'If you destroy this ship, you destroy Krypton!

Superman: 'Krypton had it's chance!'

Ok, what kind of treacherous trader talk is that?

I don't like traders, people who betray their own kind, movement or cause, for no good reason.

And Superman had no good reasons to betray his own people, other than the fact the writers wrote that into him.
Cause that type of behavior goes against all of nature.

No superior being would ever bow down and serve beings inferior to them.

Which sometimes leads me to wonder if the whole story of basically Jesus doing the same thing for humanity is another made up script?

Cause all modern movies, themes, all seem to follow this 'Humans are noble and must be saved' type of reasoning.

Why are humans noble?, when we can't even barely stand ourselves?

So if we can't stand ourselves, outside of our own small cultural or regional areas, why would supreme beings from another world elevate us up to such high status, enough so to betray their own kind?

Same thing occurred in the Transformers movie, where Optimus Prime chose or chooses humans over his own home planet and species...



Makes no sense why a superior robo droid, would choose to become a human puppet, pet, and betray his on planet and Mega Tran.

Just makes no sense, the loyalties in many of these movies just make no sense when translated to the real world.

As with Superman, the Transformers, and the bible, this idea is pushed that there's something super noble about man, and that mankind is worth saving.

Whether Superman or Batman or Spiderman...although I can understand them better cause Batman and Spiderman are themselves human.

Aside from a few short centuries, or even only since 1940, aside from great technological advances, not sure there was ever a time where people on this planet treated each other good, instead it's always been conquer and destroy, conquer, remove and destroy all in the name of 'self'.

I just hope and pray the bible isn't another version of a comic book, where super hero's come down to save noble man.

It's why I'm hidden..

Hidden away in dark dungeon of circumstance by forces, supernatural forces that don't want me known to others.

They are cunning, clever, and very dishonst, they elevate the stupid, the hollow, elevate 'souls' with nothing to say, yet hide me deliberately, clever and treacherous they are, these beings.



Unfair, does have a name, and is intentious in it's nature.

I caught a glimpse of Superman, or 'Man of Steel' on HBO, and still can't for the life of me understand why such a superior being would chose humans over his own kind.

I think if the people of Kryptonite were still alive, had a say, I think they'd chose General Zod as their hero, not Superman, who basically flushed his own people down the toilet for humans, who are just as imperfect and full of scandal as Superman thought Kryptonite's were or Zod.

Obviously Superman never studied human history and doesn't pay attention to the news.