MAN OF STEEL
He’s back. And just when I’ve been missing him.
Clark Kent/Kal-El makes his appearance in the new hit movie MAN OF STEEL. Actor
Henry Cavill, makes the perfect specimen with his rugged good looks and manly
attributes. And of course, he can wear the suit and still retain a measure of
respect.
Thanks to his
father’s urging, thirty-three year old Clark Kent has been hiding his
uniqueness all of his life. Afraid of the rejection that will surely come his
way, Clark is trying to deal with his powers and his inability to fit in. But
after his adopted father’s death, Clark realizes that he could have saved his
dad from a killer twister, having held fast to the belief that he needed to
remain in the shadows.
But now that has changed. Clark’s mission to find
out who he was comes to fulfillment. The only problem, Lois Lane is now a
witness to his identity and now hot on his trail. The feisty reporter has an
appetite for the truth and perhaps a tad of a crush on the man in blue.
But as earth is threatened by General Zod and his
cronies, Clark must step out of the shadows and face down the evil that has
come to destroy humanity.
MAN OF STEEL was an enjoyable flick. The only
problem my son, age 9, who wasn’t familiar with the other superman movies,
missed out on the part of baby Clark’s arrival on earth and how his adopted
parents found him. True it is later explained in the movie, but the visual
image would have been better. Lois Lane
was also missing a bit of sensuality.
The chemistry between Lois and Clark approached on stale. But all an all
a good summer flick. True Superman fans of any age will enjoy this remake and
hopefully the man in blue will gain more devotees in the future.
Review by: author Tamera Lawrence
Review by: author Tamera Lawrence
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