Man of Steel (SPOILERS)

[IrishJedi]

How about, Snyder calls for Superman to save him, but he's too busy fighting General Michael Shannon.

No, I need one where I'm punching all of the MOS haters on SSF through buildings.

 

[Uncanny Web-Slinger]

What the hell is SKY? It plays constantly over here, can't avoid it if I tried.

THIS is the hell the what is

 

[Niltusk]

No, I need one where I'm punching all of the MOS haters on SSF through buildings.

OMG no. Then we'll have threads about the destruction Irish caused while not saving teh kittens.

 

[jye4ever]

If my skin was indestructible I would walk around naked.

Dr. Manhattan had the right idea.

Ok, maybe I would wear a bad *** cape, but just that.

 

[IrishJedi]

It really doesn't. It's got touches of Nolan/Goyer of course, but despite quibbles folks have about Dark Knight Rises (myself included) it had a genuine emotional core. Man of Steel is bombastic and shallow in the same way that Green Lantern was, so they make more sense together.

 

[Dr.Mirakle32]

Cool story, can't wait for you to tell us what you didn't like tomorrow.

I've seen the movie three times, wanting to see what you guys see (the burden of being a comic book/movie geek. You ***** about something and see it a million times any way.) There's some cool stuff in there, but I sure as hell don't get the GREATEST DC SUPERMAN MOVIE OF ALL TIME!!! MASTERPIECE OF CINEMA WITH EHART/MARVEL/RICHAR DONNER CAN EAT A DCIK that people are getting at.

Maybe it's the Superman fan in me who saw it thrice. I guess I just want my favorite hero to soar on the big screen in some capacity, no matter how much the film disagrees with me. Pretty sad really.

 

[IrishJedi]

OMG no. Then we'll have threads about the destruction Irish caused while not saving teh kittens.

I'm ok with that.

 

[jye4ever]

Kara pretty much said that MOS is the equivalent of a kids pool.

 

[Niltusk]

I've seen the movie three times, wanting to see what you guys see (the burden of being a comic book/movie geek. You ***** about something and see it a million times any way.) There's some cool stuff in there, but I sure as hell don't get the GREATEST DC SUPERMAN MOVIE OF ALL TIME!!! MASTERPIECE OF CINEMA WITH EHART/MARVEL/RICHAR DONNER CAN EAT A DCIK that people are getting at.

Maybe it's the Superman fan in me who saw it thrice. I guess I just want my favorite hero to soar on the big screen in some capacity, no matter how much the film disagrees with me. Pretty sad really.

You've done nothing but jab and trash this movie for days on end and you keep watching it...

No wonder you're all over this movie, apparently it did shatter your inner child. Seriously, I thought only JYE would watch a movie in the theatres 3x or more that he hated.

 

[Dr.Mirakle32]

I said I like the cast and costume design. Did you not read my full review?

 

[Uncanny Web-Slinger]

I've seen the movie three times, wanting to see what you guys see (the burden of being a comic book/movie geek. You ***** about something and see it a million times any way.) There's some cool stuff in there, but I sure as hell don't get the GREATEST DC SUPERMAN MOVIE OF ALL TIME!!! MASTERPIECE OF CINEMA WITH EHART/MARVEL/RICHAR DONNER CAN EAT A DCIK that people are getting at.

Maybe it's the Superman fan in me who saw it thrice. I guess I just want my favorite hero to soar on the big screen in some capacity, no matter how much the film disagrees with me. Pretty sad really.

They do that with almost every new superhero movie. It's better because it's new

You've done nothing but jab and trash this movie for days on end and you keep watching it...

I liked it and have only seen it the once (i'd like to see it again though).

It's possible WB gets their money from those who don't like it with repeat viewing more than those who do.

 

[Devil_666]

GL = Oscar worthy

 

[Adolfo]

Really? TDKR had an emotional core? I don't think so. Honestly, the only Nolam Batman film that can stand quality wise with MoS is TDK IMO.

TDKR had a big emotional core that audiences related too. Absolutely it did!

 

[Devil_666]

TDKR had a big emotional core that audiences related too.

Too bad the outer shell was rotten.

 

[Niltusk]

I said I like the cast and costume design. Did you not read my full review?

No, and I generally don't see whos posting because of the way my phone pans the screen, but certain people you don't have to look over after awhile to know whos posting.

Not you in particular, but in every thread theres usually someone whos posts becomes easily recognizable.

 

[IrishJedi]

Kara pretty much said that MOS is the equivalent of a kids pool.

I know.

 

[Niltusk]

Too bad the outer shell was rotten.

Dammit Devil, someone died to make that an instant classic.

Oh, you're tlaking about rises. No one on cast had the ***** to take one for the team in it

 

[Devil_666]

Who died in TDKR!?

 

[IrishJedi]

Who died in TDKR!?

Bane killed a few fools.

 

[The Josh]

TDKR had a big emotional core that audiences related too. Absolutely it did!

Can't say I agree. I can watch it for free right now on HBO and had no interest I doing so. I've been holding off seeing MoS a second time until my Dad was feeling healthy enough to see it. TDRK for me is just very very average. It had no emotional attachment for me what so ever. If it did for others that's great. MoS had several emotional attachment moments for me and was infinity times more enjoyable than TDKR for me.