A Superman film that flys

Rating: 6/10 (15 June 2013)

"Man Of Steel" combines aspects of Snyder, and Nolan perfectly, making a film that is completely new for the big screen. Oddly enough it seems new because it's presented in almost a TV style of story telling. Throwing the audience right into the story, and main action making them (the audience) linking previous knowledge to the character(s), and what is going on right in front of them. While the story gives flashbacks on random, and even when Clark is explaining his past, giving the film a very "Breaking Bad", and "Dexter" feel. Superman finally faces a villain other than Lex Luther. General Zod is a good cinematic complement for Clark Kents alter-ego. Having a deep purpose for the main driving story, and the action that follows, and in some parts maybe even feel sympathy knowing Zod is the ultra d-bag because he was born to protect his race. Overall "Man of Steel" delivers without attempting to make a superhero movie a partial comedy, on the down side it does have a little to much destruction....Metropolis is in shambles while Smallville mine as well not exist. None the less, it works, it works out very well.