Why couldn't the rocks arrive on Earth around the same time as Kal-El? They could have traveled with him on his way to earth, as is always the case in the comics. They wouldn't crash on earth at the exact same spot as Kal-El, and could be unknown to him. In fact, nobody would know where they came from at first.

I don't know why you can't think about these things by yourself. For anything you think, you should try to find a reason for it to be wrong or different.


Anyway, I'm sure the movie will provide explanations for all of this.

Because Kal-el took off from above a house.  No rock was observable in that segment of the film (in or around his ship at the time of launch), in the slightest.  

Questioning things is actually a great way to go, it makes you think a heck of allot more than just trying to find a solution that fits, without paying attention to the evidence that suggests otherwise.  Plus, maybe, just maybe I'm taking this stance just for the fun of thinking about it really really hard :D  Plus, when I looked into how far Krypton was from Earth, and did the math etc... it raised more questions. Heh.

You are questioning things, just like most people here. But you are only finding ways to discredit everything. Not providing much to actually consider any possible ways to explain things and make them work. 

As for your last sentence, I had the feeling your were doing all this just for the kick... This doesn't sit well with me. So I may distance myself from this discussion with you from now on.

I'm not really sure whether or not I'm supposed to care?  Nobody asked you into the conversation, anyway.  You are free to respond or not, at your own discretion.  I had already established I was doing this for fun, it's really not my fault if you weren't following the train of thought between Normchado and I, from the beginning.

Well, I created the thread. And I sure didn't go and ask you to take a part in it, did I? This goes both ways.

Not saying you can't take part in it. But that argument is rather pointless. -___-

I'm still not sold on Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman. Affleck and Cavill jacked for this this movie. It makes casting a waif as Wonder Woman that more obvious. Otherwise I thought the trailer was good.

I never quoted you in the beginning, so technically I simply made comments, you quoted a conversation I was having with someone else and took part.  Completely different scenarios, I was commenting on the trailer/concept, you were responding directly to something I'd said :D

Shoulda been Ronda Rousey lol.

If you say so...

In any case, you go and stick with ways to see how things shouldn't or couldn't work. I'm saying if you put the same energy you put into trying to discredit everything to instead try to find ways for it to actually work, you could find many possible answers and rebuttals to your own downplays.

Anyways, the movie isn't out yet. The writers will most likely address all of that in the movie. At this point, it is too early to call things inconsistent or illogical.

That's nice, you're assuming I haven't considered them already, even though I've already talked about some and dismissed a few as unlikely (or, 50/50), or as to aiding Superman in his general awareness of a weakness to physical fragments from Krypton, but I may have talked about that earlier in the conversation.  I even offered up a possibility nobody else had thought of (asteroid/comet impact w/ Krypton long before Superman, and the ensuing debris cloud etc..), but I guess that one escaped your notice as well.  Just saying.