Goodbye The Dark Knight, Man of Steel is my new #1.

Rating: 9/10 (21 June 2013)

When I first saw the trailers, I lost it. Finally a promising movie for the world's most recognized super hero, and the movie delivered. Not only did I witness what might as well be considered my favorite fighting scenes in a movie, but it also included a worthy story to go along with it.
I've read plenty of negative reviews, and was shocked by the demeaning ratings it received from the critics. Yes the story wasn't the most brilliant out there, sure it might've gone better with a minor editing here and there, but that's all there is to it (in my opinion, at least).
In super hero movies, it all comes down to what I am looking for. I dislike Batman's fighting techniques (he goes for a more strategic, carefully-planned-ahead approach to make up for his lack of super powers), which is precisely why I watched the trilogy with the expectation of an amazing story to make up for the fighting style. And the movies did exactly that.
However, having watched Man of Steel, I couldn't help but give the story a 7.5/10, the fighting however is a full-on 10/10. Then why would I rate it a 10? Because Man of Steel is a movie that I approached looking forward to the fights rather than the plot. As long as I didn't yawn or check the time, the story was "Okay" for me. And "Okay" is all the plot needed with the fighting that came along with it.