We explain the meaning of the end and post-tier scenes of “Superman” (spoilers!)

James Gann’s “Superman” officially opens a new era in which everything that was during the bags of Snyaders and Bench Afflex solemnly retires. There is no more room for the gloomy pathos – a Peppy Toon, Cartoon paints and a hero who tries to do really well was replaced. But it becomes clear to the final: a naive fairy tale of this did not come out.

This is what you need to know about the end:

• Crypton -message. The second part of the recording of Superman’s parents, which is deciphered by Lex Lutor, lets the earth believe that the hero has actually hit and not protect it. Superman himself has to do with this – and he decides to give up.
• Lutor’s stairs. Lex manifests Clark in a pocket universe – something like a carrier, where those who interfere with him are already. Superman is next to Metamorph – a mutant that can turn into different chemical elements.
• Teamwork. Other superheroes help superman to take off, including Mr. Terriff, a green lantern and a jacket girl. The most important engine of the rescue operation is Lois Lane, who goes to the end – and Clark literally takes the other world.
• Metamorf’s turn. Initially configured by hostile, Metamorpho changes the side when he finds out that Superman can save his son. This scene is one of the most moving moments of the film.
• The defeat of the Luther plan. Against the background of superhero fights and drama, the old friendly journalism works: the assistant Luther compromises in the daily planet via Jimmy Olsen. Meanwhile, Superman is fighting his own clone to stop the destruction of the metropolis.

It appears in Camo and after the credits:

• Peacemaker (John Sina) Appears in a television show, which he doesn’t talk about Superman.
• Super Gulle (Milli Olcok) It is officially represented in the final: she appears to be the mistress of Krypto and acts as a teenager during the holidays. Remember that her solo is just around the corner.

Scenes after the credits

There are two scenes in the Superman after the credits, but both are not seriously touched on future scenes, but rather only a small tribute to those who are already used to the end of the credits.

• First – Best visual gags with crypto sitting on Superman’s shoulders. Direct reference to the poster of the film.
• Second – A light comedy scene with Mr. Terriff and Superman, who discuss the recovery of justice. It hints that the new Superman will have a sense of humor and emotional involvement – something that DC clearly missed earlier.