SamuelzMom

I walk out on very few movies and this was the third movie I have walked out on. I'm glad to hear I didn't miss much as the remaining 1.5 hours were the same. I kept asking myself when will the movie get good? This movie started reminding me about working with all the men in my field and how all of them want to be masters of the universe. There are no interesting characters. I would've enjoyed a movie about WW2 more. In fact, even Pearl Harbor was more enjoyable than this bore.

Wasted talent and money about really nothing. Truly insignificant about a significant event in history. Wasted and disappointing. At least the marketing department worked.

An Oscar nomination? WTF? This against the other Oscar worthy pictures such as Braveheart, Gladiator, Lord of the Rings, etc. Yes, WTF actually. And it made loads of money probably due to the fake good reviews and hype. I have enjoyed other Marvel movies much more, and still, none of them deserved any Oscar nominations. WTF again. All I liked about this movie was the cool technology and gadgets they had. That's about it. Everything else is so forgettable. And I just read the Michael B. Jordan had to do counseling after he played the role of the Lillian? ROFLMAO. I can't take it anymore! (And no, I am not white.)

When I first watched this movie at the theater, I was somewhat disappointed. Mostly because it was so dark and gloomy, far from what I'm used to for a Superman movie. Ever since I met Henry Cavill in person, I have a greater appreciation for the movie. Not only that, but the more I watch it, the better it gets, and I realize what a great movie it actually is. Zod was a great villain. I even liked Faora. And of course, I like Henry even more now (as an actor of the movie and as a person). At least unlike other actors, he actually really cares for the character, it's history, and its fans. Makes me appreciate the movie even more. And at first I didn't like Zack Snyder either, but after watching MoS, BvS, and JL, I admire him more.