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Friendship and the Cosmos.
The movie was incredibly hyped up, and I don't think it necessarily lived up to expectations. From the get go I was wary of Snyder since I don't think he is really creatively capable anything like the Nolan works, or even something along the lines of Spider-man 2, X2 and Iron Man 1. Of course, with Nolan and David S. Goyer in the wings helping out, I thought he would be able to pull it off, but he only managed to get about halfway off the ground.
The Smallville flashbacks as well as anything with Jor-El I think really was superb and Snyder integrated those flashbacks really well with what was happening to Clark in the past. Costner, Lane and Crowe really help build the emotional core of the film, but there isn't really anything that comes of it other than Snyder putting it in our faces that Jor-El and his people failed their planet, and that Clark was a damaged boy with loving parents. With the film constantly hustling and bustling from story point to story point, I think the film would have really benefited from more scenes from Smallville since it would help the film breathe instead of being at a constant climax.
Action was incredible. Absolutely phenomenal. Gratuitous? Yes, but it is Superman and I loved it. Michael Shannon's General Zod was sick, but I was waiting for a 'Kneel before Zod!' but I guess Snyder was smart enough not to tread previous films like J.J Abrams did in Into Darkness. Nice Wayne Ent. and Lexcorp easter eggs as well.
Amy Adams was a great Lois Lane and I enjoyed Lawrence Fishburne's Perry White. Then again, I generally like Fishburne in whatever he does. He has a few great moments.
Not great, but not utterly terrible though.
The Smallville flashbacks as well as anything with Jor-El I think really was superb and Snyder integrated those flashbacks really well with what was happening to Clark in the past. Costner, Lane and Crowe really help build the emotional core of the film, but there isn't really anything that comes of it other than Snyder putting it in our faces that Jor-El and his people failed their planet, and that Clark was a damaged boy with loving parents. With the film constantly hustling and bustling from story point to story point, I think the film would have really benefited from more scenes from Smallville since it would help the film breathe instead of being at a constant climax.
Action was incredible. Absolutely phenomenal. Gratuitous? Yes, but it is Superman and I loved it. Michael Shannon's General Zod was sick, but I was waiting for a 'Kneel before Zod!' but I guess Snyder was smart enough not to tread previous films like J.J Abrams did in Into Darkness. Nice Wayne Ent. and Lexcorp easter eggs as well.
Amy Adams was a great Lois Lane and I enjoyed Lawrence Fishburne's Perry White. Then again, I generally like Fishburne in whatever he does. He has a few great moments.
Not great, but not utterly terrible though.