after Ursa kicked him and she watched up fly away, if she kept watching him and the camera stayed on the movie, would would she have seen happen? did he just fly away into oblivion to eventually die and run out of breath?? would he have blown up into a million peices. or would he have just kept flying away with a painful long death?
how long do you think it was before he actually died? did the Kick kill him? I assume he was still alive after Ursa kick
IF something like that happened in real-life he would've been killed instantly. One Kryptonian is stronger than the entire human-race put together. Maybe even stronger than all humans and animals in the world put together. Her kick would've ripped him apart into millions, billions or more particles. It would be like an explosion, but without the flames. Actually it would be more like a disintegration than an explosion. They totally down-played what would really happen in that situation in reality.
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Apparently, the Kryptonian Criminals are at a disadvantage as they are discovering their powers whereas Superman arrived on earth as an infant and discovered his powers much more naturally and therefore, has much more control.
shareSo we don’t know how to spell “astronaut,” but we feel qualified to start a debate, the responses to which include sweeping and completely groundless statements about Kriptonians individually being stronger than entire species groups.
Why would you write “down-play” instead of “played down”? Perhaps because you don’t do a lot of thinking for yourself?
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You have misspelling and grammatical errors in this post. Cam we assume you are the king of Planet Petard?
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