The Perfect MODERN Superman. | MAN OF STEEL Reaction 

I'M READY FOR WAR, HENRY HATERS

Seeing Clark take flight for the first time will always be a core memory for when when I saw this in theaters the sound design was insane.

I loved this film. And the soundtracks were awesome, especially "Flight" and "What Are You Going to Do When You Are Not Saving the World?". Hans Zimmer did a wonderful job.

Michael Shannon as General Zod is another greatest thing ever in this movie.

The "Man of Steel" is/has been one of Supes' nicknames. He's also known as the "Man of Tomorrow".

Glad to see you reacted to this. I wasn't really much of a Superman fan until I watched this movie. I absolutely loved it. Might be one of my top 3 favourite superhero films.

Ben Affleck is awesome as Batman. First hearing a friend of mine and I were like oh hell no!!! But he actually did a great job.

We're so connected i was literally in depression when i heard cavil is not coming back my life was so downhill at that time man of steel is my favourite movie of all time the dad conversations in this movie made me the good person i am today be good no matter what its not old fashioned

'Welcome to the Planet' such a meaningful ending.

This film in the theater was absolutely insane! The sound design, soundtrack and special effects were pure goosebumps. A masterpiece through and through

That’s why you gotta watch Smallville. It does such an in-depth analysis of the character of Superman

I’ve always liked Superman from afar throughout my life (I’m 41) but this movie from the first teaser made me a big fan! Henry Cavill will always be my Superman and I’m glad that I’ll always have my Snyder trilogy.

Please watch Superman vs the Elite! That's all.

The colonel is actually Martian Manhunter. He never showed fear or panic in the movie.

I love Henry as Superman and this film was fantastic. I love the little things if you know how strong Superman is, that they touch on. Like the Handcuffs that he breaks. He doesn't force them, he just casually moves his hands like someone is talking with their hands. It wasn't a struggle to break them. Just little details.

Hey Mage, Thank YOU for reacting to this very underrated movie! Love your reaction and I'm so happy to hear you're now a Superman fan! ✌😊

This makes me hope you'll one day check out the show Superman & Lois where it sees them married & being parents It's such a good show!!

One of the reasons why you liked the music is because of Hans Zimmer. He did the music for the film along with Junkie XL and a few other musicians. Its among some of my favorites. The Man of Steel suite being a good example. Its like over 20 something minutes of musical awesomeness. The choirs they had in this are so sublime!

Henry is everything.. Only actor who has zero haters..❤

16:00 I would also add that this goes back to the old saying nurture over nature. True, Kal is generaly a good kid, but because of the love he was surrounded by he grew into the man that he is today. Its the whole Homelander thing. If he was raised by a loving family he could have turned out just like Kal but since he wasn't and his only feeling of safety and power came from his powers he turned into a monster. You could argue with the injustice story line but that was a whole different kind of trauma and self guilty.

Henry will forever be my Superman. Don’t let anyone convince you not to love this iteration of the character. As a modern/realistic take on Kal-el/Clark and his relationship with the world and who he is and wants to be, nothing compares to Man of Steel. Absolute masterpiece.

39:37 *"You think...you can frighten...my mother?!"* I felt that. Someone tries to come for your Moms-- END. THEM.

Batfleck and Cavill are the best interpretations of Superman and Batman IMO. Zack Snyders vision should be completed. BvS ultimate edition is a direct sequel, and Zack Snyders Justice League is amazing, all 3 of these movies are my fav comic book movies. I'm subbed let's watch

Are you going to watch Superman & Lois? I would love to see your reaction to it 🙂

the moment when clarks dad sees him with the cape on as a kid and he does the iconic pose will forever be the best superhero moment in a movie to me.

Say what you will about Man Of Steel (I personally love it), but I think everyone agrees that Hans Zimmer's score is masterful. Gets me emotional every time

I actually really like this movie, as a fan I did enjoy it, but if you ask me which Superman I prefer, I definitely choose Christopher Reeves for a couple of reasons 25:42 the first flight is awesome 👍 45:32 Jor-El is a scientist as a point of fact 49:47 that is his nickname, also "the guy in blue" and "Sups" as well, is something that is being going since his conception (1938)

My first time getting into superman was when he died in the comics. That was one hell of a battle over 5 comics. I remember my buddy as a kid had superman 75 (his death) in a glass case I was 9 and jealous as i was a huge comic fan (and still am) next year (around fall 1993) I found the death issue, a first print newstand edition, at a farmers market. The vender was willing to sell it to me for $5.00 although it went for $10.00 but informed he had to leave soon. so I ran all over that place and found grandpa and got my $5.00 and ran back to him to get it. That started my interest in him and it continues today.

I had the pleasure of meeting Zack Snyder and telling him how much this version of Superman means to me. He outlined how he doesn’t necessarily perceive this version of Clark as “dark”, but just real. He has problems and dilemmas that don’t have easy answers. I think it works as a different interpretation of an iconography and story that has been so engrained in culture. I find it funny how Batman has been allowed so much reinterpretation but Superman somehow isn’t afforded the same experimentation.

Damnit. That soft piano at the end when he is a kid....it ALWAYS gets me.

This is my favorite movie, it just makes me sad how ahead of its time it was. If this had come out a decade later, it would’ve been renowned and actually gotten a proper sequel. It also just straight up still looks better than movies today

Also, the biggest plothole is that the World Engine could have just as easily Kryptoformed Mars or Venus. There was absolutely no need for Zod trying to destroy Earth except to give the movie a distinct villain.

14:39 its rumoured that Arthur Curry (Aquaman) summoned the whales to rescue clark🤷‍♂️

I love the Smallville series, its got a lot of episodes, some not so great, but the best episodes are so damn good, its a great look at that younger Clark finding himself and the ups and downs.

Yeeeeah! This is the one some of us have waiting for! I love that you've kept yourself 'above' the fan arguements about this stuff, came in fresh, and caught every beat that I've seen critics miss. And you're not wrong about the score - John Williams is a legend, but Hans Zimmer manages keeps up with him. Looking forward to the Batman Vs Superman: Ultimate Edition reaction!

1:06:37 - I agree. It felt more grounded. Seeing Clark struggle when his powers first manifested really gave you a better understanding of how challenging his life would have been.

There's a lot about this film that frustrates me. Especially how out of character everyone feels. But the scene with Clark getting overwhelmed by his powers at school is incredible. And I like Zod's line about being created for a single purpose he can no longer fulfill. The movie is worth it just for those two scenes.

Please please watch Smallville, seriously one of the best "Clark/Superman" telling's there is, its full of so much character growth especially for Clark. you will love it :D

Lois' 'Welcome to the planet' Best. Double meaning. Ever.

I agree Clark not saving his Dad was a bit silly, but if you think about it logically it’s a stretch the movie mates to emphasize the point that the world WILL change once they know about him. You have to admit, Clark is still a bit immature in that instance in the way he’s arguing with his parents how a normal teenager would, which reinforces the fact that he’s still a bit young and naïve and not ready to go out into the world and show them what he can do just yet. His father knew this, but it still makes it all the more painful that something like that happened. Even in the comics, John’s Kent’s death is incredibly impactful, as he dies of a heart attack, maybe the ONLY thing Clark couldn’t have prevented with all his abilities and powers. It showed that at the end of the day as powerful as he is, in some ways, he’s still not God.

There is a second one. Batman v Superman is the sequel and the second-best Superman movie. You'll understand Pa Kent's fears better when watching that movie.

40:50 Mark! Because he's this movie's version of "Nod"? The tall guy in Christopher's second movie!

So cool. This movie had so much serious vibe, amazing. Thank you for reacting and have a great weekend!

1:03:12 Mark! In the anime movie series, "Project A-ko" a retired Clark Kent and Diana Prince have moved to Japan and have a daughter, "A-ko Magami"! 😊

Superman & Lois is the perfect MODERN Superman that's the Superman Henry Cavill should've played I hope Meg reacts to that show because it's the best live action adaptation of Superman since Superman: The Movie and Smallville

part 2 of this movie is Batman Vs Superman movie

I'm more bothered by a Jonathan Kent that suggests that maybe Clark should let people die than Superman killing Zod. I much prefer the Jonathan Kent of the '78 film who tells Clark that he's here for a reason.

wow i just searched for "man of steel reaction" and this was at the top of the results when it was uploaded 35 min ago. w algorithm lol

I’m so happy and grateful you watched this masterpiece! My favorite trilogy of superhero films has arrived. Loved your reaction. When you watch Batman V Superman, make sure you watch the Ultimate Edition! That’s the true version of the movie.

40:27 Mark! Quote - The Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II is a single-seat, twin-turbofan, straight-wing, subsonic attack aircraft developed by Fairchild Republic for the United States Air Force (USAF). In service since 1976, it is named for the Republic P-47 Thunderbolt, but is commonly referred to as the "Warthog" or simply "Hog".[The A-10 was designed to provide close air support (CAS) to friendly ground troops by attacking armored vehicles, tanks, and other enemy ground forces; it is the only production-built aircraft designed solely for CAS to have served with the U.S. Air Force.] Its secondary mission is to direct other aircraft in attacks on ground targets, a role called forward air controller-airborne; aircraft used primarily in this role are designated OA-10. - End Quote.

24:16- The Beeeest of Boooth Wooorlds!!! 26:54- Haha, even funny when she says it!!! 32:55- One savior to another Good background shot. Even the real Savior had questions.

I like how people are coming back to this movie and realizing how awesome it was. It was criticized heavily when it came out and maybe still is, but a little less compared to the other Zack DC movies. Personally, I don’t know if we would get a Superman movie like this again

In this universe I don’t think there’s a lantern on earth (or able to get to earth quick enough to help). Maybe after hearing there was a kryptonian fighting they were like “ehhh they’ll figure it out amongst themselves”

59:40 Honestly Meg, there's a ton of factors that happened, but at the core was the previous heads at DC/Warner Brothers were desperate to start their own Comic Film Universe to compete with Marvel Studios, especially since they were coming off of the Dark Knight Trilogy. They hired Zack Snyder to kick start the DCEU with Man of Steel, and he had an entire RoadMap painted out, collaborative plans with other Directors like Patty Jenkins (Wonder Woman) and James Wan (Aquaman), plans to include the Green Lanterns, etc. However, Man of Steel didn't pull in Box Office numbers like Pre Endgame MCU did, and fans/critics were critical of a Comic film, and a Superman film on top of that, that was more thought provoking, darker and not along the MCU's tried and true methods of simple formula and light humor. It didn't help that last time there was a Live Action Superman was Christopher Reeve, and people kept unfairly comparing Henry's Superman to Reeves, especially considering the modern times and eras of both. So, following MOS, Warner Brothers started to interfere alot more with the projects instead of trusting the Directors, Cast and Crew with it. Suicide Squad 1 and Batman vs Superman were examples of studio interference behind the scenes. And as studios like Fox proved with the Fantastic Four reboot or Kathleen Kennedy with Star Wars (years later) its never a good thing. When Justice League was in mid production, Zack Snyder had to leave production because his family suffered a terrible tragedy, his daughter Autumn unfortunately passed away, having took her own life. When Zack left, WB hired Joss Whedon because of the jobs he did for Marvel for Avengers 1 and Age of Ultron. However, they cut like 90 percent of the material Zack had already shot for JL, and Whedon made everyone's lives on set a living hell, including but not limited to threatening and harassing Gal Gadot, reshoots and forced crude humor, racist behavior to Ray Fisher etc. but Warner Bros still kept Zack Snyder's name on the Whedon cut as a scapegoat. And then their version of Justice League was the ungodly dumpster fire we were all subjected to as fans :( After Discovery had purchased Warner Bros, they knew too much damage had been done to the franchise by the previous Heads and people like Joss Whedon. James Gunn, who directed Suicide Squad 2 and as you know all the Guardians of the Galaxy Films, was hired on to create the new DCU. However, after the mess of Josstice League, and the fact that all the big cast members like Henry, Ben, Gal etc. were all on team Zack, WB decided to get rid of them all. Henry being one of the first to pay the Studio's mistakes. Even though people like the Rock (Black Adam) fought tooth and nail to get Henry back, the damage was done, and James Gunn, as much as we don't want him too, is basically having to wipe the slate clean with his new DCU. Also it didn't help that there was public backlash against actors like Ezra Miller and Amber Heard, for their various reasons. But yea, that's basically it, although certain actors are carrying over into the new DCU, Peacemaker and Blue Beetle are also able to fit into either continuity. The new heads of DC decided that, after the merger, we the fans and Zack especially, were owed the proper cut of Justice League, so after over 4 years of fighting for it, and with the previous heads of DC saying "There's no Snyder Cut", "You'll never see it" and "Joss Whedon's JL is the definitive version" we were given the proper Team Up, at least before everything changes. There's a lot more shit behind the scenes I didn't mention, but yea that's basically the long and short of it.

19:52 Mark! But the truck is innocent! 😮 "Blind Wave" had fun with the scene, wondering how the trucker would explain a tornado only affecting his truck and the pole! 😅

49:10 Mark! The motivational plot of the story in "Star Trek: Insurrection"! The crew of the "Starship Enterprise TM" has to deal with two baddies that now remind me of this version of "Zod"! 🖖

45:11 Mark! Oh! For less invasive alien visitation landings, try both "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" as it is a part of the UFO fad of the 1970s! While "E.T. the Extraterrestrial" is based on a novel written for children or "young adults" and both are Steven Spielberg movies! 😊

41:15 Mark! "SEARS"! At least PV rated having one of those! Freaking tornado, though! 😮

your reaction at the end made me tear up too

I disagree honestly, it's a good movie but this Superman doesn't have that inner positivity that every other Superman has. It's like if Batman and Superman were both dark and brooding or alternatively if both were eternally cheerful. There's no contrast, the bit that makes it interesting in my mind. Henry Cavill is the perfect person to play Superman but he never got the right script.

He is the best Superman. MoS is a masterpiece. Most people didn’t realize this at first. It’s like a fine wine. It got better over time.

I am loving this hair color girl! Loving it!

"Superman vs the Elite" shows why I struggle with the snap so much. Doing what's right isn't always about winning.... Sometimes it's about losing for the right reason.

8:24 is probably my favorite reaction out of all the reactions of any RU-vid video I've ever seen 😂😂😂

Some of the alien side shown in this movue comes directly from the Byrnes run from the 80s .

I have Asperger’s syndrome. And I have a ton of sensory stuff. I like the sensory scene in this cause sometimes that is also I how I feel with excessive sound and sudden loud noises. Also the bar guy didn’t wanna leave, so Clark gave him what he wished for. 😂😂

First flight has to be one of my favorite movie scenes ever

58:17 Mark! Hmm. I beg your pardon, Meg. Psst! The 1930s were the first decade for CBMs! Live-action ones at that! 😉

Thumb Up #738! 👍 You're welcome, and thanks! ☺️ Notes: I was going to watch "Liz XP" play "Skyrim" until the notification for this video popped up! Now unless I fall asleep again, I may view her video now, though I may also see "Man of Steel" via "Netflix" on this smartphone. If so, that will be a first for me. My best friend got to meet Helen Slater in person at a "Trek Expo" and I've been miffed ever since then, that I missed out on the opportunity! 😢 The Multiverse has never confused me, so I was annoyed that the people who were so confused, got their way when "The Crisis on Infinite Earths" happened! I also wrote letters in protest of Supergirl's death and I was so happy when it was eventually undone by revealing it was a shape-shifting entity! Or something like that. 🤔 The live-action "Krypton" gives us the first live-action versions of "Adam Strange" and "Lobo"! But it is the first "DC" series of those that I've seen to disappoint me! 😞 The more recent series "Naomi" became the second one but only because it didn't last long enough for her to meet her idol, Superman! Oh! And the "HBO" series version of "The Watchmen" has a great story to tell, but not enough budget for a CGI "Doctor Manhattan" and so instead we get two different actors, one White and one Black, in very bad blue body paint jobs! 🎨 Not impressive in a good way at all! They looked like followers of "Blue Man Group" if said followers were Nudists! Meanwhile the good-looking gals kept their clothes on! 😁 That's my long way of saying that I enjoyed most of the "DC" movies and series that I've seen, be they live-action or not, in color or not. In the 1966 movie "Modesty Blaise", she converts some items from her purse into a small bow and arrow set! For safety's sake her arrow of course isn't really going to hit her intended target and to prove it, we see it go over the bridge as the stuntman pulls an arrow up and holds it to his chest, before falling onto the safety pad below! That's too funny and she's too sexy-cute, for me to dislike her one movie! Her comics were published in the UK and over here by "DC"! 😎 So I like each version of the "DCEU" movies that I've seen! 😊

Henry Cavill is great, but I also can’t wait to see what Gunn and Corenswet does with Superman Legacy. Gunn is a huge comic nerd like most of us and puts a lot of love and care into his movies, I have high hopes for his new DC Universe!

Jor El being the 1st born Krytonian in CENTURIES. Makes him Royal member of the House of El damn near

This film saved me

Im glad you liked this movie. Personally, I think this is a fairly good Superman movie, though I wouldn't call it my favourite Superman movie, as I do have a few critiques here and there regarding the depiction of Clark and Superman's scurried morals, as well as characters like Jonathan Kent and his bizarre death in this movie but those are just my criticisms despite it truly being a well-made movie, and though Zack Snyder at the time didn't really understand Superman and had more jaded, cynical opinion on the character back in 2013, I cannot deny that his style of direction was really epic and grand which I admire. Henry Cavill was a perfect cast to play Clark and Superman. He really understands the character, and it is ultimately a huge shame that we won't be seeing him Superman again and both he and the character deserved better treatment than what they received from the ignorance of WB executives. Zod isn't my favourite Superman villain, not even in my top 15. Still, Micheal Shannon's performance as this take on Zod was really great as you felt how misguided he was and how you understood his reasoning. However, his impatience was his hubris, and even after the DCEU failed he still was probably the best villain in this short-lived cinematic universe (which isn't saying much) at least before they reboot with James Gunn's upcoming DCU. BTW I CANNOT WAIT to see what James Gunn delivers with his upcoming take on Superman in Superman: Legacy (2025) as everything Ive heard, plus the fantastic castings and production team so far it seems like he might give us the best Superman movie to date

56:31 Mark! Another irony with Ben Affleck! Ahem. "Daredevil" from "Marvel" has been called "The Red Batman"! Ben is the second live-action version of "Daredevil" after the version seen in the "CBS" series "The Incredible Hulk". (Unless there is one in the "Got Milk?" PSA, or something like one, that has an animated cartoon version of "Underdog" interacting with live-action members of "The Avengers". It was probably made before the live-action "Underdog" movie.) So Ben has played, in order, "Daredevil" for "Marvel", and "Superman" but not for "DC" and "Batman" for "DC"! 😅

It's not the fact that we hate Henry as Superman it's the fact that Zack Snyder is a crazy maniac and Superman deserves better and better writing thanks to James Gunn later on

Love how both of Supermans dads have portrayed Robin Hood in a movie lol

"please stop..." General zod - "never..."

33:41 Mark! "Flying animation"! That's a funny and ironic observation. If you didn't know what "CGI" is, you'd probably be wondering how it was done as they did with Chroistopher and George. It wasn't just children who needed to learn how the special effects were done! As a child, I leaped a lot while pretending to be either "The Six Million Dollar Man" ("ABC") or "The Incredible Hulk" ("CBS") and consequently I lost count of how many times each my ankles have been twisted or sprang, but never fractured or broken! I never tried leaping out of a window as "Superman" though! But anyway, the point is that cartoon animation is usually meant to be blantally obvious, right?! But they "subtly" used for transforming Bela Lugosi's "Dracula" back and forth between his human form and bat form! In either Val Kilmer's or George Clooney's "Batman" movie, there's a bit used in the shadows. But those examples are afterthoughts. I began with me thinking about actor Kirk Alyn as the first live-action "Superman"! For his flying sequences, they actually used cartoon animation! For some, that merely added to the wonder even as others laughed! "How did he become a cartoon?! In the comics, he doesn't!" 😅

As a big huge fan of MoS, i love your reactions. Thank you for the lovely reactions, and yes, it's irritating that we won't get a 2nd solo movie, just gotta cherish what we've got the way i see it, the way i did with Superman Returns. Them motherf-- studio, pardon the language.

This movie is so fantastic. It aged like fine wine.

People give him a hard time for fighting so hard but they are trained soldiers and he has never even used his power. He is much stronger than them because of his time on earth.

My two big criticisms of this are the tone and the way Pa Kent dies. The great thing about the way Pa Kent usually dies is that it's by a heart attack or something to that effect. It's heartbreaking because despite how powerful Clark is, he can't stop something as simple as that. In this it makes it way less effective that he dies from an easily avoidable situation. And the tone is pretty self explanatory. We are in dire need for a modern telling of Superman that has a tone similar to the comics we love him for as well as the original Christopher Reeve movie. Superman isn't some stoic statue of a man. He's a kid who grew up in Kansas to two of the nicest humans on earth. He should be smiling way more. He should be getting a cat out of a tree for a child. He acts way too stoic in this. This is not a criticism of Henry WHATSOEVER. It's a similar thing to what happened with Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man movies. Both great actors that are perfect for their roles but unfortunately ended up with some pretty shit scripts.

I’ll wait another 10 yrs for this movie to be appreciated. It got sht from the critics for no reason other than “superman destroyed the whole city while trying to save it” while other movies do the same… im glad i got to see this movie at the movies. The score was pretty cool and seeing superman saving his mom got everyone hyped in the theater. Good times

Yes, Hamilton is Superman's scientist friend in the animated series. And Jor-El is always Krypton's greatest scientist.

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in spite of a couple of things that could have been different in this movie, this is one of my favorite comic book movies of all time. It's so good. The scene with Clark in the bar is one of my favorites. This movie really inspires hope, which is what superman is supposed to be about. Not this evil superman that is constantly the route they take for him lately.

While I do really like Henry as Superman and I respect ur opinion I gotta say that for me personally, the perfect modern Superman is Tyler Hoechlin. He embodies everything I love about Superman while also bringing in new stuff by focusing on Superman as a father. Having great writing also helps.

Superman Returns is just as good! Underrated

I don’t care what haters say, THIS was the future of comic book movies when it came out, and it’s STILL kickass today. My one bit of advice, should you want to keep going down the DCEU rabbit hole, is to ignore which movies are “good” or “bad” and just watch what makes you excited to watch.

49:55 - "I ain't kissing you." (Steve Lombard and Perry White.)

I do enjoy this movie, but there is a lot of problems I do have with it. I think Henry Cavil is perfectly cast, but I think this movie suffers from making Superman feel more like a god than a human. The Jesus of Christianity allegory also feels very off, since Superman/Clark Kent is a jewish character. There’s also some other creative decisions that I’m not fond of.

++ for the rare note of Lexcorp on the flying tanker.

While he is good. I just wish he was more like DCAU Superman. Which ik is hard to do but still

Gotta watch Superman and Lois next!

Gotta check out Superman vs the elite. One of the best!

Just to sum up the fan base, we love Henry as Superman but hate the writing and direction the characters were taken in. Too many liberties and concessions of the character were made, and does not represent the Superman we all know and love. This is kinda the problem with all super hero movies is they care less about the characters and stories that make these characters great and just tend to do what they want with a popular character. The Snyderverse had potential, and there were some really good things going for almost each film. Just too much working against the characters.

The original Reeves film was my first date ever, so it holds a place. This reaction, from someone who obviously appreciated it greatly, fortifies my perception of this film. Mind you, Kevin Costner didn't hurt.

really? it has some emotional notes. Jor-El's perspective and mission for Kal are sound and in the spirit of everything you've seen thusfar, but I'm surprised after seeing the best Superman can offer in All-Star and the animated series....that you enjoyed this packaging. Pa and Ma Kent are ok. But Kal has zero personality. He emotes in the moment, but no true personality like the ones you've been watching ever rears its head. Occasional smirks at little setup jokes. There's not much of that cleverness you see in the better incarnations either. It's mostly about him learning how to best harness his Kryptonian skills and then push them to their limits through determination and might. That's surface level Superman and it's cool but, it's not why we tune into him. The most thoughtful moments or glimpses into the psyche of Zod, his followers and the rest come in the beginning. They are seldom explored again. And as many people say, it's Superman shot and written like Batman. Its just hard and serious, but still without the thought and intrigue of Batman or a proper Superman. The emotions are intense, acted well enough, but simple. Intense anger, tough talk, basic calm delivery otherwise, and of course intense rage and sorrow at the end. Some notes of hope and wistful resolve, but nothing REALLY interesting said or acted.

Love how much of a super-fan you are. Best Man of Steel reaction I’ve seen. And I’ve seen quite a few! 🙌🏾 ⚡️ I’ve wanted a Man of Steel 2 for so long, but Batman v Superman was a great consolation prize!🏆 PS. Supes nickname has always been “man of steel”. One of his o.g. Nicknames

I saw this film at the cinema when it first debutted and thought it was-GREAT. Gave me everything I wanted in a Supes film and more.I also think it's-EASILY-the best SUPERMAN-film ever and this includes Reeve's first SUPES film. Superman is an-ALIEN-pretending to be human and this is the only Supes film to truly show this.