I just don't get voters, or fans of other superhero films

Rating: 9/10 (20 June 2013)

First of all, I'd never give a 10 to a movie other than Dark Knight (IMO Christopher Nolan's Masterpiece guided by strong performances). I gave it a 9/10 because it had everything I expected from a complete Superman movie. I was wowed by the fight scenes and the intensity behind them. Was it exaggerated like Avengers? Well yeah. But it isn't TDK. The story of Superman falls back on pure, physical tests to defend what we define as right. So the plot wasn't as witty (I wish it could have included some Nolan profundity, but so be it), but what it lacked in that area, was made up through an interesting sequence of events that never left me uninterested. We're talking about a farm-boy, not a billionaire genius who needs gadgets and strategies.
Regardless, the movie delivered shattering (literally the size of NYC) battles which exceeded my expectations. It gave a great taste of what justice really has to offer- super can of whoop ass. On the side, the music behind it was genius. Hans Zimmer really is talented. Maybe it goes unnoticed, but it set a strong tone throughout the movie. As for the critics who say he should not have killed Zod or taken him away 500 miles into the open. Yeah, as if he had a choice. Zod was in tear everything Superman valued. I liked the way he ended him. Ultimate fight to a fight within caused by tension from both characters. Some people go too far in analysis when the writers probably looked that over before 1 million times.
Now to why I don't understand voters.. The Dark Knight Rises crumbles beneath this IMO. So many plots hole. Acting was not solid like its predecessor. I loved it, but come on, my loyalty to the batman trilogy didn't defend the truth. The Avengers movie was way too much overrated. It was cool at most, but nothing ground breaking. It's as if all the fans just want MoS to fall below them.
8.1/10? Maybe. But then lower TDKR and Avengers a tad.
Overall, I recommend this to all viewers, unless you're into serious, non-fiction type stuff as my older brother it. If you got kids, show them what 2 trillion dollars worth of damage to NYC looks like. They'll be entertained, and its a flight that does justice to the previous failures in adapting a film on our greatest hero.