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Superman is probably the superhero least in need of an existential crisis, but leave it to Christopher Nolan to give him one anyway. As the producer and co-writer of the story for Man of Steel, the
This latest Man of Steel positions Superman as a realistic figure, he says. “He does not immediately know how to use his gifts and needs a period of searching in order to gain the life experience to understand how to use his powers.” Like the Superman
It's a double feature this week on At the Movies, with Peter Travers highlighting both the new Superman film Man of Steel and Seth Rogen's riotous new.
This weekend, the world's most famous superhero makes his long-awaited return to the big screen. Faster than a speeding bullet, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, "Man of Steel" marks the first time since 2006's underwhelming "Superman
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