15 minutes of film, 2 hours of boring endless fight

Rating: 1/10 (11 July 2013)

We all know how Hollywood superhero movies go: The story develops one way or the other until the hero has to defeat the villain, which leads to a fight that takes place for the last 20 or 30 minutes.
Superman TMOS starts exactly as the 1978 movie does, with a lot ofwç weird CGI that makes it look like Alien meets Total Recall. When Krypton explodes and you expect Clark's life to unveil, the nightmare starts: The movie mixes Clark's teenage years with his adulthood in a weird mix that sometimes works, and other times it makes you wonder where this all might lead to.
Suddenly, 20 minutes later, the evil Zod shows up and the remaining 2 hours of the film become an endless fight of them two destroying one skyscraper after another (with thousands of innocents being killed -WTF?- Way to go Superman!), hundreds, and I mean HUNDREDS of cars being blown up, again and again and again. After 30 minutes it's all a dèjá vu nightmare. Missiles are blown to try and kill Zod, to which he survives undamaged but, wait, when there's a minute for the film to end, Superman comes and *SPOILER HERE* he just breaks Zod's neck. Taadaah!
If you're wondering about the Daily Planet stuff, it just appears for a couple seconds right before the credits roll.
That's as close as you'll get to the Superman spirit: A never ending repetitious fight with CGI clichés being copy-pasted over and over. Don't waste your time and money.