Watch Man of Steel Movie Online Streaming MegavideoYou can watch Man of Steel movie in HD without Downloading Free HEREA young boy learns that he has extraordinary powers and is not of this Earth. As a young man, he journeys to discover where he came from and what he was sent here to do. But the hero in him must emerge if he is to save the world from annihilation and become the symbol of hope for all mankind. -- (C) Warner Bros PG-13 Movie Release on Theater Jun 14, 2013 Wide | |
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Man of Steel Movie Cast | |
| Henry Cavill,Amy Adams,Michael Shannon,Diane Lane,Russell Crowe,Antje Traue,Harry J. Lennix,Richard Schiff,Christopher Meloni,Kevin Costner,Ayelet Zurer,Laurence Fishburne,Dylan Sprayberry,Cooper Timberline,Richard Cetrone,Mackenzie Gray,Julian Richings,Mary Black,Samantha Jo,Michael Kelly | |
| Genres : Action & Adventure,Science Fiction & Fantasy | |
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| User Ranting Man of Steel : 4.2 | |
| User Percentage For Man of Steel : 82 % | |
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| All Critics Rating For Man of Steel : 6.2 | |
| All Critics Count For Man of Steel : 243 | |
| All Critics Percentage For Man of Steel : 56 % | |
Man of Steel Movie Review | |
| There's very little humor or joy in this Superman story. Richard Roeper-Richard Roeper.com There's plenty to like in Snyder's hectic, rowdy film. But by the time we reach the bludgeoning excesses of the last half-hour it's hard to shake the sense that this was an opportunity at least partially missed. Christopher Orr-The Atlantic Cavill broods handsomely as Superman, but this reboot skimps on fun and romance. Rafer Guzman-Newsday The movie delivers on the promise of its title and then some. Matt Zoller Seitz-Chicago Sun-Times Man of Steel packs quite a wallop. A few too many wallops, as it turns out. Tom Long-Detroit News The chief problem here is one of rhythm and balance in the storytelling and directing. The movie swings between destructive overstatement and flat-footed homilies. Lisa Kennedy-Denver Post Re-booting the franchise is fraught with Kryptonite, however. And the filmmakers paralyze the audience with repetitive fight sequences John A. Nesbit-Old School Reviews The movie is so jam-packed and busy that it's essentially an origin story, a coming-of-age story, a science fiction film, a superhero movie, an alien invasion, and a disaster movie all bumping into each other. Will Leitch-Deadspin Man of Steel proves a Saturday afternoon B movie remains that no matter how big the budget or how much CGI work is done. It's in the film's DNA - the screenplay ... it sinks under the weight of its own overheated, overstated cinematic fat suit Andrew L. Urban-Urban Cinefile The film is an adrenalin rush - a welcome jab in the arm and a large-scale escapist fantasy that propels us up, up and away Louise Keller-Urban Cinefile Chaotic and unfocused. Chris Laverty-Clothes on Film Snyder's style is all about the iconography of rippling muscles and fights to the death; it's the down-to-earth elements of the Superman mythos that get short shrift here. Margot Harrison-Seven Days Cavill makes a super Superman but the film drags a little and could use some humor. Jackie K. Cooper-jackiekcooper.com Was it in Shannon's contract to have the same amount of screen time as the title character? Trouble is, he's as overdone as the product placements that are immune to the destruction. Jules Brenner-Cinema Signals I like this latest version of Superman. I was expecting a darker, more depressing movie with the sado-masochistic overtones, of say, the recent Batman movies. Thankfully, this superhero movie is more upbeat than I expected. Robert Roten-Laramie Movie Scope It's a beefy story packed with parent-child issues, hope for humanity and ethical dilemmas, plus of course massively thrilling set-pieces that will be difficult to top next time round. Rich Cline-Shadows on the Wall While expertly rendered by the film's army of special effects artists, the violence feels simultaneously bloated and empty, yet another exercise in wide-scale cinematic decimation without any sense of humanity or the weight of its loss. James Kendrick-Q Network Film Desk I'm convinced there's probably a pretty darn good 105-minute movie wrapped inside this unwieldy 143-minute one -- not that we'll ever see it Ken Hanke-Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) An occasionally exciting, intelligent and visually impressive sci-fi adventure with a fine cast. It is also frequently excessive and over-produced, but then what else should one expect from a summer blockbuster? Fr. Chris Carpenter-Movie Dearest Snyder gives fans and general audiences a chance to revel in everything Superman is capable of, as writer Goyer cultivates the man and the hero... Felix Vasquez Jr.-Cinema Crazed The good and grand things outnumber the bad, but the film works as hard as it can to keep that from being the case. Tim Brayton-Antagony & Ecstasy "Man of Steel" shows evidence that [the filmmakers] were on the right track, but then they allowed the film to de-evolve into a chaotic mess. Jeff Beck-Examiner.com Eschews camp and lends Superman a genuinely fantastic, spiritual heft, one that grounds the ruthless destruction to come and elevates it above mere popcorn spectacle. Rob Humanick-Projection Booth I know I feel cheated. I wonder what the real fans will think. Robin Clifford-Reeling Reviews Red underpants and kryptonite are conspicuously absent, but this dour picture still feels overfamiliar and rote. Siobhan Synnot-Scotsman It's good to have Superman back. Alistair Harkness-Scotsman | |
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