How did Supes handle the Turner Gill era? Did he spend it entirely in the Cave of Solitude?

Yeah. He was sitting beside me. We chummed it up.

I completely agree with you. He was excellent.

Me too. His little speech right before his big fight with Superman at the end was great.
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Exactly...i think the preconcieved notions ive had of previous Supes movies expected an all i one. I have a feeling i will enjoy it more the 2nd time.

Agreed...i loved Shannon as Zod

Not breaking news but seeing Nolan far less involved is kind've a bummer but im hoping for much more in the 2nd movie.

http://screencrave.com/2013-06-11/ma...lan-returning/

Man of Steel

Following a wave of well-received preview screenings, as well as a deluge of good to great reviews (read our review here), it should come as no surprise that Warner Bros. has already fast tracked a sequel to Man of Steel, which is set for a release (and box office dominion) later this week.

Further, Warner Bros. is ensuring that their dream team that made Man of Steel—director Zack Snyder, screenwriter David Goyer, and producer Christopher Nolan—will all be returning to make Man of Steel 2. However, before you get too excited, Nolan fans, know that the Dark Knight Trilogy director will be working on Man of Steel 2 in a reduced capacity, and won’t be overseeing it quite as much as he did the first films. So go ahead and let your fears about quality control on Man of Steel 2 begin now.

The Man of Steel 2 news comes on the heels of the new Justice League info—in that, there will indeed be a Justice League film, and David Goyer will be writing it. So, can Man of Steel 2 be seen a bridge from the Supes franchise to the Justice League films, a la Iron Man 2? And, if so, can Snyder please make sure it isn’t anywhere as terrible as Iron Man 2? Are we sure Nolan isn’t too busy to just oversee this thing?

Will you be seeing Man of Steel this weekend?

Source: Deadline

There is some validity to be worried about Nolan's absence, because he ordered two revisions of the script and more reshoots hence the reason the opening was push backed to this summer.

Over 120 million? Christ. Guess I wasn't the only one who felt like it was an event.

Looking forward to a Man of Steel/This is the End double-feature next weekend.

Caught the movie today. Good movie, lots of fun.

I try not to think about movies like this on an individual basis. That's why I was going into this thinking Batman Begins rather than Dark Knight. MoS is not a standalone film, it's the start of a franchise, and in that light I'm more interested in the sum of the parts than each individual piece.

The question is what comes next. Does the trilogy go like Batman, or does is go like the Matrix. Batman I hope...

Really curious to see where they go from here, and how they build the universe as a whole.

You nailed it. I'm excited to see this flick again, it made more sense to me after thinking about it more.

Kysirsoze is certainly entitled to his opinion, and I'm entitled to mine. I enjoyed the movie immensely. A Superman movie made in 2013 HAS TO BE very differerent from a Superman movie made in the 1980s, because times are different. To dislike a movie because the Superman character of 2013 was so different from his earlier portrayals is unrealistic. The real test is whether or not Christopher Nolan and Zach Snyder created an interesting character that audiences will want to see more of.

They did.

Seems like the biggest complaint is 'No Joy' in this movie or romance etc...

I feel like all that is to come, i hope.

I usually agree with RT critics score but I think they missed the boat on this one. While its not TDK I dont understand the criticism of it being shallow and not enough character depth.

Needs more superman saving cats from trees I guess.