This post contains spoilers for "Superman".

In the history of the Superman films, perhaps the only role to hold a weight similar to that of the last son of Krypton is the father who sent him to begin with. Problem as it were, Marlon Brando set the bar In his order in the classic "Superman: the film" by Richard Donner in 1978 as a cryptocurrency gig, Oror-El, who warned his domestic planet of his misfortune.

Woulde spend 35 years before the character is revived on the big screen, only this time with Russell Crowe (Himself, by accident, the idol of then -actor Henry Keville) Playing the part in Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel", and he did a good job for it. However, with the writer and director Jameseims Gun early, early, that his takeover of Metropolis will not waste time with a story of origin, it seemed fair to assume that Oror-El would not appear in any form in Superman in 2025.

However, it is surprising, the father of Kal-El appeared through the compulsory archived message that Oror-El left his son in the shuttle, and he was played by none other than the Racco rocket, Bradley Cooper. Spraying the mandatory beard and white clothes along with Angela Sarafian as the mother of Superman, Lara, the Galaxy Guardians trilogy puts a brand new and interesting spin of the old man on Super. Indeed, Gun makes the parents of Kryptonian on the mud-El intriguing couple at all, if not for the real reasons.

Cooper's Jor-El looks like those who came before him, but with one key difference: unlike Brando and Crowe's repetitions, Cooper's version actually speaks Cryptonian, with Lex Luther (Nicholas Hult) even going to great length to translate his message when he gets it. This is not an additional talent from Gun's new takeover, no one tomorrow. Canon is of the DC Comics Universe that the citizens of the once temporary world of Krypton did not speak English, unlike the cryptocurrencies seen in the "Live Superman" films in the past. Batman even learns a little cryptocurrency (of course) before his initial encounter with Kara Zor-El, aka Superger, in the comics. (Milli Alcock, in particular, plays a superger at the Gun and Peter Safran Universe).

The language barrier is also crucial to the story of Gun Superman, as it eventually reveals the last part of Oror's message. Downloading the planet, "invincible"-style. It is a significant departure from the previous repetitions of the character we have seen in films and shows over the years and something that is certainly skimmed a little too fast here, given that it is such a huge turnaround for the classic Oreu Superman. Be it as it can, asks the question: Given the power of the Starvala that supports this particularly notable member of Superman's family treeIs Cooper's Jor-El possible appearing on the line ... and if so, will he have to answer his crimes above the grave?

Deaths in comics are as common as suits, but that doesn't mean they always stick. Of course, Oror-El is mostly absent from the country of living over the years, but there has been a recent development in the comic books he saw traveling forward in time to meet his son and nephew, an Athonian Kent, before being sent to meet his fate.

In the case of Cooper, Oror-El, however, it would be easy to assume that, now that Mud-El has left his legacy and the goal he was originally given to him after leaving Crypton, that he also separated all relationships with his biological parents (and right). However, this is nominated for Oscar and A-Essen Bradley Cooper we are talking about. That is to say, it would be interesting to see that you might return to its role in the future DCU adventures focused on Superman, as advanced AI of various. This will also allow him to better explain his initial intentions and teach his son more about Krypton's history (which Kud-El now believes is gone).

It is also worth considering that, given how few know most films about the story of Kara/Super, her escape from Krypton could be highlighted in the upcoming Alcock -led film. Thus, the film can potentially include Oror's retrospective, warning his younger brother, Zor-El (father of Kara), about the danger they face. So far, for now, Cooper is simply working alone. However, do not be surprised if the actor's super-father makes some kind of return to any adventure his son continues next.

Superman now plays in theaters.