RT has it at 90 but metacritic at 60, out of 100... what's up with metacritic, they also reviewed start trek and IM3 way lower than RT... still really early though
an excessively dreary affair that lacks any sense of Superman's personality. Instead, he's just another fancy effect from Snyder's bag of tricks. It's easy to get swept up in the rollercoaster of buildup, but the climax is just a yawn.
But, oh, that bag of tricks. "I can't print this," [Lois]' trenchant editor (Laurence Fishburne) says after receiving her first draft of her unpublished Superman scoop. "You could have hallucinated half of it." When "Man of Steel" comes to a close, viewers can relate. And once they come back down to Earth, perhaps warmer memories of the Supermen no longer considered viable will come rushing back. In "Man of Steel," Superman never suffers from exposure to fragments of Kryptonite. His single weakness, drained from the picture in its earlier bits to make room for the extravagant conclusion, is depth.
Good lord, I didn't need to be more hyped for this. What the heck am I gonna do till Friday??
RT has it at 90 but metacritic at 60, out of 100... what's up with metacritic, they also reviewed start trek and IM3 way lower than RT... still really early though
RT has it at 90 but metacritic at 60, out of 100... what's up with metacritic, they also reviewed start trek and IM3 way lower than RT... still really early though
Did I not say it would be polarizing?!?!
sounds about rightRT is just is the % of critics that liked/disliked the film. For a closer comparison check the average rating in RT (below the tomatometer). It's at 7.6 for MoS right now.
lol. Dont know what to say.mostly positive but yeah, i had you in mind as i read a review on shannon, claiming that movie was great and he stood out
RT has 92 score so far, pretty early so i'm sure it will come down but this is pretty good so far
Even the more negative reviews have good to say about the movie.
I am so ready.
"LTTP"Months? Pfft, I give it a couple weeks. There's always going to be someone who'd make their own thread than just participate in the OT.
I aint even mad
Months? Pfft, I give it a couple weeks. There's always going to be someone who'd make their own thread than just participate in the OT.
Did I not say it would be polarizing?!?!
Shame to hear the movie is kinda humorless. That was my biggest fear. :/
Cmon dude, relax. God forbid reviewers have issues with the film
Don't worry guys, Zack is on it. He's already updated Zod's theme before Friday.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=moA6RGE_MzM#t=24s
I think you guys are misunderstanding what I mean by humor. Basically, I don't want two hours of the movie trying so utterly hard to take itself seriously that whatever humor there is is negligible or outright awkward. I'm not saying I want straight up slapstick; just for the movie to not be afraid to lighten up every now and then.
There can be a balance. You make something serious with gravitas and still have room for humor.
When audiences flock to theatres this Friday, they will be treated to an experience absolutely unlike anything they have ever seen before. This is not hyperbole. On every level, in every way, by every critical criterion I have to judge the effectiveness of film, and every benchmark of spectacle and wonder I have experienced in my time reviewing movies, Man of Steel is completely, utterly singular. I have never seen anything like it. At once vaster in scope than any superhero movie yet produced, and as intimately, crushingly emotional as any other entry in the genre, Man of Steel speaks in a fresh cinematic language viewers will be largely unaccustomed to. The scale of its action is completely unprecedented, an enormously, viscerally powerful shock to the system, yet in its narrative design and treatment of character, it employs the elliptical, understated rhythms of arthouse cinema. Suffice it to say such a blend has never been attempted on a production with this high a budget.
Brah talking like he saw heaven itself when he watched this movie. lmao
I can't remember the last time I saw humor in a Superman comic or story. why do the movies need it?
to lift from the late, great Roger Ebert: i hated hated hated hated hated MAN OF STEEL. the worst superhero film since THE GREEN LANTERN.
Man of Steel delivers the summer movie goods, perfect fit for Snyder's comic book sensibilities. You can feel Nolan's touch throughout.
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to lift from the late, great Roger Ebert: i hated hated hated hated hated MAN OF STEEL. the worst superhero film since THE GREEN LANTERN.
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