IMDB Catch up time. Saw this about two weeks ago. The MCU begins the final phase of the Multiverse Saga (that's been hit and miss, we all...

Superman should have heart. Be a symbol for hope. He sometimes questions his decisions and his place in the world because, though he's an alien, he was raised by human and still tends to act like one. This is what Gunn's Superman represents. The ideals of what Superman is and what we all could be.

Cavil looks the role as Superman. The costume and the look, it all worked. He was a tough and serious Superman. What I never realized until after a few watches is that I didn’t feel that spark of hope.

He decided to make it a requel, a sequel to Superman II and a reboot all in one. This, in my opinion, was one of the first steps in making the movie flop. I absolutely love the Reeve movies. Singer should have instead, honored the past and what he loved about those Superman movies and did a full reboot. You can tell how hard he was trying to honor the originals, but you have to grow and evolve as a franchise. Move forward, but remember the past.

What if this could have been a good movie? What if there was potential to be something pretty decent? Not as great as the first two, but potentially better than the third.

So…Superman III. It had its moments? It was flawed with a wide range of problems. The first being that from the jump Christopher Reeve...

As a kid, I grew up with Christopher Reeve as Superman. He was and is my benchmark of all those who take on the role. With the new movie a few weeks I decided to go back and rewatch all the modern day Superman movies (1-4, Returns, and Man of Steel) and review them. Looking back without the nostolgia glasses and give my honest take on the films.

Fitting end to the franchise. Let it end here.

Dwayne Johnson gets smacked around by Sabrina the Teenage Witch.