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'Man of Steel' - - Nolan's big fat thumbprint . . .

Posted by Billy Wonka on June 18, 2013 at 13:44:36:
Not bad, not bad at all. I was expecting much worse but was delightfully surprised at a new, creative way to tell the tale of Superman. Sure, there was less apple pie than usual but this is surely just the first of a new series of films for the international audience.
CGI was co-star to an international cast of actors that did their best to bring this extended action film to life. That's the thing about Nolan co-writing this: death and destruction, time to end, nope more death and destruction, time to end, nope more . . . holy Batman. Nolan's thumbprint is all over this.
Poor Henry Cavill has now been permanently assigned to the Pectoral Patrol as far as his future casting is concernedâ€”not that he didn't do well in this role. Amy Adams, forever cute, did well opposite Cavill and revealed in one flash a bubbling butt through her tight pant. (Watch it girl.) Michael Shannon is getting this villain thing down and shines when called to play psycho-crazy.
I am almost disappointed that I'm not disappointed in the film. It's a great summer block burster and I give it two full chipmunk cheeks of popcorn.