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Man of Steel

PG-13·2013·143m

Action

Adventure

Science Fiction

Action

Adventure

Science Fiction

Summary

A 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.

Cast

Henry Cavill

Clark Kent / Superman / Kal-El

Amy Adams

Lois Lane

Michael Shannon

General Zod

Diane Lane

Martha Kent

Russell Crowe

Jor-El

Antje Traue

Faora-Ul

Harry Lennix

General Calvin Swanwick

Richard Schiff

Dr. Emil Hamilton

Christopher Meloni

Colonel Nathan Hardy

Kevin Costner

Jonathan Kent

Ayelet Zurer

Lara Lor-Van

Laurence Fishburne

Perry White

Dylan Sprayberry

Clark Kent at 13

Cooper Timberline

Clark Kent (9 Years)

Richard Cetrone

Tor-An

Mackenzie Gray

Jax-Ur

Julian Richings

Lor-Em

Mary Black

Ro-Zar

Samantha Win

Car-Vex

Michael Kelly

Steve Lombard

Rebecca Buller

Jenny Jurwich

Christina Wren

Major Carrie Farris

David James Lewis

Major Laramore

Tahmoh Penikett

Emerson

Doug Abrahams

Heraldson

Brad Kelly

Byrne

David Paetkau

Northcorn Threat Analyst

Elizabeth Thai

Northcorn Threat Analyst

Ian Rozylo

Northcorn Threat Analyst

Alessandro Juliani

Officer Sekowsky

Kwesi Ameyaw

Canadian Airman

Mike Dopud

Canadian Airman

Jack Foley

Teenage Pete Ross

Jadin Gould

Lana Lang

Robert Gerdisch

Whitney Fordman

Ryan Mitchell

Bus Boy

Alexa Gengelbach

Bus Girl

Stephanie Kraft Song

Bus Girl

Caroline Thomas

Bus Girl

Coburn Goss

Father Leone

Lesley Bevan

Ms. Rampling

Chad Krowchuk

Glen Woodburn

Ian Tracey

Ludlow

Carmen Lavigne

Chrissy - Waitress

Howard Siegel

Weaver

Heidi Kettering

Helen Ross

Justin Butler

Student

Jacqueline Scislowski

Student

Danny Coonley

Student

Sally Elling

Student

Joseph Cranford

Pete Ross

Clint Carleton

Roughneck

Mark Gibbon

Roughneck

Stuart Ambrose

A-10 Pilot

Tom Nagel

A-10 Pilot

Jackson Berlin

F-35 Pilot

George Canyon

F-35 Pilot

Kyle Riefsnyder

Little Bird Gunship Pilot

Aaron Smolinski

Communications Officer

Carla Gugino

Kelor (voice)

Bruce Bohne

Ace O' Clubs Bartender

Rowen Kahn

Ken Braverman

Robert Moloney

News Show Host

Sean Campbell

Bar Buddy

Aaron Pearl

Bar Buddy

Rebecca Spence

Young Mother

Joe Miñoso

Metropolis Policeman

Brian King

Train Station Family (Father)

Madison Moran

Train Station Family (Daughter)

Gabe Darley

Train Station Family (Son)

Bridgett Newton

Train Station Family (Mother)

Revard Dufresne

Dev-Em

Apollonia Vanova

Nadira

Dan Aho

FBI Agent

Ronald W. Gibbs

FBI Agent

Chris Palermo

Sergeant Vance

Edmundo Raul Sanchez

Smallville Gas Station Attendant

Nicholas W. von Zill

Council Member

Allison Crowe

Singer at Cassidy's

Nick Touchie

Coastal Villager

Eileen Touchie

Coastal Villager

Malcolm Scott

Tractor Repair Shop Owner

Rondel Reynoldson

Kelor (uncredited)

Johnny Otto

Cop (uncredited)

Autumn Snyder

Panicked Civilian (voice)

Crew

Director

Zack Snyder

Characters

Jerry Siegel

Characters

Joe Shuster

Screenplay, Story

David S. Goyer

Story

Christopher Nolan

Reviews

KCruz88

July 6, 2013

Overall this movie is great! It has flaws but it still delivered. For instance, they didn't really explore the loving side of Superman that is the reason for saving humans. But i get it that this could just be a different interpretation of his motives. The relationship between Clark and Lois was almost spontaneous and didn't really develop. Not to mention there was so much action! Sure this is Superman and he deserves a big movie, but that action is just so mind numbing and distracts from the plot. I really did like how they explored Clarks childhood just enough to give justification to his emotions. Although there are criticism about the ending, I thought it was well made. Clark spent his entire youth listening to his father to control himself and he had to learn to make a tough decision. I think this movie has a lot of potential for a sequel if they do it right. I look forward to being able to look back on this and watch it as part of a trilogy and not a stand alone film.