anonymity wrote:

alex88bg wrote:I agree that this cant be compared to BB ,it is my favourite comic book movie after all But i can deffinately compare to TDKR both movies deeply flawed but i loved them,people expected a very touching moment when he put on the suit and thats what bugs them,they wanted some psychological drama but it didnt happen.I disagree about he became a hero in 3 minutes,that was building up for a long time ,for more than hour if i am not mistaken.
And some of you guys are so rude and tough on internet forums,you know what i mean ?

The touching moment wasn't about him first putting on the suit and you can tell they weren't trying for it. The touching Superman moment of when he actually becomes Superman is when

he begins to fly, when he tries and fails and hears the voice of his father encouraging him to test his limits.

That was one of the most emotional moments in the film. It was absolutely and completely majestic!

Some of you don't agree and that's fine. Some of you for some reason had no emotional reaction to this film and that's fine. But don't negate and deny the fact that obviously a lot of people did react emotionally.

alex88bg wrote:I dont get this lack of humor at all,i mean if u want humor and very cheap one go laugh at Robert D. Jr. jokes,better no humor then a forced cheap one..(Downey does great job with what he is given ).This movie as it is is incapable of humor and this pleases me,i never missed it ...

RyanRises wrote:

alex88bg wrote:I dont get this lack of humor at all,i mean if u want humor and very cheap one go laugh at Robert D. Jr. jokes,better no humor then a forced cheap one..(Downey does great job with what he is given ).This movie as it is is incapable of humor and this pleases me,i never missed it ...

Because I see these movies to be moved, not entertained.

RyanRises wrote:

alex88bg wrote:I dont get this lack of humor at all,i mean if u want humor and very cheap one go laugh at Robert D. Jr. jokes,better no humor then a forced cheap one..(Downey does great job with what he is given ).This movie as it is is incapable of humor and this pleases me,i never missed it ...

Because I see these movies to be moved, not entertained.

TehBatGetsBraked wrote:

RyanRises wrote:

alex88bg wrote:I dont get this lack of humor at all,i mean if u want humor and very cheap one go laugh at Robert D. Jr. jokes,better no humor then a forced cheap one..(Downey does great job with what he is given ).This movie as it is is incapable of humor and this pleases me,i never missed it ...

Because I see these movies to be moved, not entertained.

wut

RyanRises wrote:

alex88bg wrote:I dont get this lack of humor at all,i mean if u want humor and very cheap one go laugh at Robert D. Jr. jokes,better no humor then a forced cheap one..(Downey does great job with what he is given ).This movie as it is is incapable of humor and this pleases me,i never missed it ...

Because I see these movies to be moved, not entertained.

George wrote:

robphas wrote:Ok, I'm getting tired of people saying he puts on the suit too quickly. We first see him in the suit

approximately 50 minutes after the WB logo.

But even if it took longer I think people would still complain about it.

I've noticed that when people criticize art, they'll often cite technical or other "objective" reasons. But what I've realized is that liking or loving art doesn't have anything to do with technical reasons or so-called objectivity. It all comes down to how it makes you feel. We don't need an objective reason to like something. Or else we're talking about a process, not art. TDK is technically better than TDKR, but the emotional payoff was bigger with TDKR. I enjoyed ST:ID because it was entertaining, not because of the luminosity of the lens flares. We can still enjoy the original Superman movie despite it being technically shit by today's standards. As with this movie, I enjoyed it very much. I didn't spend the whole time thinking about how I would have made it differently. All I know is that the movie, and especially the ending, made me smile.

8.5/10

It's not about the minutes into the film it takes for him to put on the suit... It's more about how little we know or understand Clark prior to that scene. That's in part due to how much time is spent on Krypton before we even get to see Clark as anything more than an infant, but also indicative of the way the film mishandles its young Clark backstory.