There is a reason why the movie brought in the theme of 'Superman'. It is
the same reasons why the movie referred to Alice in Wonderland and also
Wizard of Oz.
I will be writing about this shortly.
"Gavin Smith" <gsmith.DeleteThis@slipgate.demonDELETETHIS.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Arrogantly twisting the sterile canvas snoot of a fully charged icing
> anointment utensil, m <michdfalikdgfdfmatt.DeleteThis@codfdfmcast.net> poots
> forth..
>
> >Link looks like he was born in Zion, and there doesn't seem to be much in
> >the way of pop culture going on down there.
>
> The pod-borns *would* know who Superman is, though, in the same way as
> they know what vampires and werewolves are - and it makes sense that the
> Zion-born humans would be taught about the history and culture of their
> ancestors on the surface.
>
> The Second Renaissance is historical file number 12-1, indicating that
> there are at least 11 volumes of material preceding it, with a
> potentially infinite number of suffixed numbers. So I'm willing to bet
> that there's a volume on pre-war pop culture in there somewhere. Humans
> are aware enough of their own history to know that there was a *first*
> Renaissance, after all.
>
> >I found it odd that he would
> >make a Superman reference.
>
> I quite like the idea mooted here before that the brothers were double
> referencing both the son of Krypton and Nietzsche's Superman - the
> latter being in a constant state of rebirth and growth, forging his own
> destiny ...and making his own choices. Which sounds rather like Neo.
>
>
> --
> Gavin Smith
> -- >> Stay informed about: How the hell does Link know who Superman is????