It also makes you appreciate Cavill's work even more, as Superman carries the weight of two worlds and civilizations on his shoulders, and isn't free of at least half of that burden until the very end of the film. Superman's struggle to find his place in this alien world while attempting to make both his blood father and his adoptive father proud plays better once you've heard the story once and can really sink your teeth into it during another time around. From the Kryptonians' grueling training regimen, to the stunt team's exhaustive preparation and execution of some truly massive action sequences, to the creative crew's development of Kryptonian culture and technology, Man of Steel is more than just two-hours-and-twenty-three minutes of a superhero slugfest. Upon a second viewing, I've developed a new appreciation for the sheer amount of work that went in to making the film. Goyer took the beloved hero in, even if I had a few issues with the story. 1.I'll be honest, when I first saw Man of Steel on the big screen, I loved the direction Snyder and screenwriter David S. 2 the prior week, while Grown Ups 2 fell to No. 2 now that their 28-day holdbacks from Netflix and Redbox are over. On Home Media Magazine’s video rental chart for the week, 20th Century Fox’s The Heat and Warner’s Pacific Rim shot up to No. Man of Steel generated 68 percent of its total unit sales from Blu-ray Disc, Nielsen data shows, compared to 43 percent for Turbo. 5, respectively – both unchanged from the previous week. On the Blu-ray Disc sales chart, Warner’s The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey and Disney’s The Little Mermaid came in at No. 2 the prior week) and White House Down, also from Sony, at No. Rounding out the top five on First Alert were Sony Pictures’ Grown Ups 2 at No. 3 on both sales charts after two weeks at No. Walt Disney Studios’ Monsters University dropped to No.
And while Turbo only mustered a domestic theatrical gross of $82.9 million (compared to $187.2 million for The Croods), both films are credited with lifting DreamWorks’ profits above analysts’ estimates for the third quarter, sending the studio’s stock in October to a four-year high. The DreamWorks Animation film, distributed by 20th Century Fox, was one of DreamWorks’ two big 2012 theatrical features, along with The Croods. The animated family film Turbo, about a suddenly supercharged snail who dreams of winning the Indy 500, also scored an impressive debut, bowing at No. STORY: Ben Affleck Is Batman for ‘Man of Steel’ Sequel It also garnered generally favorable reviews, something many of the previous “it’s a bird, it’s a plane…” cinematic excursions did not. theaters and racked up a worldwide theatrical gross of more than $660 million. The latest Superman retooling generated more than $291 million in U.S. 17, topping both the Nielsen VideoScan First Alert chart, which tracks overall disc sales, DVD and Blu-ray Disc combined, as well as Nielsen’s dedicated Blu-ray Disc sales chart. Warner Home Video’s Man of Steel was the clear victor in the week ending Nov. The fourth-quarter disc frenzy continues to accelerate, with week after week of summer tentpoles arriving on DVD and Blu-ray Disc - and easily topping the sales charts.
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