Ama_Sama

Hawkman was the best piece of the week. I do have to give a nod to the comedic touch on the Mr. Freeze piece though.

I know that not everyone will agree, but it's still how I feel.

The thing is, I really don't know how Superman was supposed to conveniently sidestep his fellow Kryptonians to stop a few buildings from falling as the mayhem all went down. He was in those buildings being tossed about like a rag doll. I think the movie was trying to shine some realism on the Superman franchise, in its own way. It wasn't that he didn't want to save people. Those on the oil rig, the kids on the bus, even the soldiers who got in the way in the Smallville brawl: Clark tried to save who he could. I think it's the point that it is impossible to save everyone, even if you're Superman.

Furthermore, the Zod issue did not bother me. I'm pretty sure he "killed" Doomsday, so it isn't like he's never killed anyone. Either way, there was no other option left to Superman in context of the film.The Phantom Zone had been closed, so there was no way to toss him in there. There's no suitable prison strong enough, anywhere on earth at this point in time, to lock Zod up in. He can't chuck him into space because he'll fly right back. Zod is not the kind of villain to play pussy and pout over losing everything. I feel like that would've been a ridiculous ending to everything. Zod is a general, a warrior, and so he acted with what he knew: violence. It was Zod's neck or the innocent family he was about to barbecue. Clark was out of options and could barely fight to keep a headlock on the man by the end of it all. In the end, he exhausted all of his other options. I think his remorse in the action was the real Superman shining through.

Braniac! I really want him in a movie... though I have to wonder if he would be better suited for the Justice League movie.

Sweet Jesus, there's a fire.

So long as the second Man of Steel features a bad ass Lex and the cast for Justice League movie is to par, this is music to my ears.

They need to get their panties out of a twist. I thought that it was one of the better superhero movies so far, honestly.

That scene was incredibly moving. The remorse was so strong and screamed Kal-El to me. I about lost my mind when the person behind snickered slightly at it. Complete idiot. When the movie started, he said "What? This isn't a Marvel movie?" Still almost made me cry, just like when Jonathan died. Another very powerful scene.

This movie really does deserve five stars. The acting was superb, really. Though Cavill doesn't get much speaking time as "Superman" between all that's going on, he nails every bit he gets. When he puts on the glasses as Clark at the end, it just sorta put the cherry on top for me. I'm excited to see him return and really grow int he role. As per the supporting actors, visual effects, and overall storyline, I very much agree with the review. Cannot wait to see where the franchise goes from here!

It just felt forced, perhaps too deep or something. I can't pin it down exactly, but it just wasn't at all the voice I've ever imagined Joker to have. I think that there were better voice acting options than him. The voice acting for this new game is sound though. Baker sounds like a younger Hamill-version of Joker, and Smith has all of my faith in his voice acting after the Ezio saga in the AC series.

Thank God they didn't use the Joker voice actor from Injustice.

For the Sinister Six, this is a good cast so far. The resemblance between the actor and character is uncanny. Although, I am wondering: what happened with those Morbius and Mysterio rumors that were floating around? Doc Ock is a must though. It won't sit well with me if he isn't included...

The Galactus sketch takes the cake for me. I can't get over all of the detail in that one piece.