So am I the only one that actually likes Man of Steel? Actually I love it. Seen it multiple times and it's probably my favourite superhero movie ever. I know many people in real life that love it too, but as far as the internet goes all I see is hate.
The "internet" hates everything, nothing is off-limits. I've seen people say film-makers like Spielberg, Scorsese, Cameron etc are overrated and have never made a truly great film and guys like Brett Ratner or Michael Bay are misunderstood geniuses.
Man of Steel is an extremely divisive film. As a life-long Superman fan myself, I would prefer that over everybody outright hating it. If anything, it sparked conversations about Superman and what makes him the character that he is. As well as the relevance of a character who is a "boy scout" in an age where snarky/cynical/borderline dickish heroes are all the rage. To Marvel's credit, this is an aspect of Captain America that they've explored (albeit fleetingly) in the MCU - which I like. From a moral and ethical perspective, CA is practically identical to Superman, so there are some interesting parallels there.
I'm mixed on Man of Steel myself, it was two inches away from being a good film (not a great one) but just didn't quite make it. My hopes for Batman/Superman are higher than they were for MOS, mostly because Goyer's involvement is apparently smaller and Affleck had input on the script.