Superman returns.

[Homer55]

For all of you that hasnt seen the film. dont read this.



I watched it the other day, but didnt get why his kid was ill all the time? Can anone explain?

[raysparx]

Hi homer,

No idea, maybe he was waiting for his powers to develop, but I wish I hadn't bothered to go and see it,what a disappointment,nowhere near as good as the previous films.

[Homer55]

Ohh, I think it was awsome, bit of a poor ending, but apart from that i really enjoyed it. Escpecially the plane crash..

"I hope this doesn't put any of you off flying. Statistically speaking, it's still the safest way to travel."

Pure class!!

[Homer55]

Does anyone else know?

[tonymclark]

Maybe it was to divert your attention from the idea that he could be Clark's son from the first time we see him.

If he was a healthy, strapping, fit lad you may not have been asking yourself, "is he, isn't he ?"

[lisa74656]

My other half is reading the book at the moment which is the full story including all the bits that were cut out of the film and that might explain it more. I'll ask him and let you know if there's a bigger story behind it.

I wasn't overly impressed with the film either and think that not having Kate Bosworth in it would have made a big improvement. That was just wrong!

[naz_nomad]

Maybe his pants were full of kraptonite

[Stryker]

maybe he has like sum weaknesses as a human but none of the weaknesess as a kryptonian

[malcolmkent]

Like in comic book lore, Clark did'nt have any powers until he reached teenage years so maybe its safe to say that as following this tradition (and a nod to the comics ) that Jason would have the "traits of the father" and not gain an invulnerability until later on.

Then again it could just be the effects of having the Kryptonian and Human dna inside of him.