Man of steel

Developer’s DescriptionUtilize the powers of Superman and save the planet from certain destruction.***THE OFFICIAL GAME OF THE MAN OF STEEL MOVIE!***IMPORTANT: Man of Steel requires an iPod touch 5th generation, or iPhone 4S or newer. General Zod has begun the invasion of Earth and only the Man of Steel can stop him. Utilize the powers of Superman to fight your way to victory and save the planet from certain destruction. RELIVE THE EVENTS OF THE MAN OF STEEL MOVIE!Attack, dodge, block, and utilize various super powers including flight, super speed, and heat vision to defeat Zod and his evil forces.-Play through an in-depth Story Mode or set a personal high score in the intense Survival Mode.-Battle a challenging cast of mini-bosses and technologically advanced foes featured in the film.BECOME SUPERMAN LIKE NEVER BEFOREUnlock and purchase up to 6 different suits from the Man of Steel movie.Upgrade your suits to become a truly unstoppable force! Customize your experience by upgrading the specific abilities YOU want to use.Embrace the true strength of Superman with bone-crunching combos, all with the swipe of a finger.AMAZING GRAPHICSDelivers next-gen graphics on your phone or tablet with beautifully detailed animations and cinematic sequences.Fight in a variety of detailed and interactive 3D environments including Smallville, the Kent Farm, and more.

Eventually, after a hugely damaging battle, Superman gains the upper hand over Zod. The former kills the latter, screaming out of rage and guilt that he was forced to kill the only other surviving member of Krypton that he knows of. Why Superman Kills Zod Despite the divisiveness of Superman killing Zod, Man of Steel does an adequate job of explaining why this needed to happen in a way that adds an extra layer of depth to the film's ending. After Superman and Zod battle across Metropolis, the former corners the latter in a train station. Superman grapples with Zod, who begins inching his laser eyes toward a family of bystanders, stating that if Clark loves the people of Earth so much, he can mourn for them. In order to save the family, Clark is forced to snap Zod's neck, ending his threat to the people of Earth once and for all. Why Man of Steel's Superman Ending Is So Divisive Superman killing Zod in Man of Steel is undoubtedly one of the most divisive plot points in the entire film. Based on Superman's many DC Comics stories, audiences felt that Clark should not have had to kill someone to save the people of Earth. Superman is supposed to be an ideal of hope, optimism, and pure good-heartedness, meaning his decision to kill Zod - no matter how much it pained Clark in the film - was met with criticism. Audiences thought that, given the overwhelming power of Superman, the character would have been able to defeat Zod without murdering him, something Man of Steel evidently does not reflect. How Man Of Steel's Ending Set Up Superman And Clark Kent's Future One of the interesting aspects of Man of Steel is that Clark does not don the moniker of Superman until the film's final few moments. After killing Zod, Clark is shown meeting with Lieutenant General Calvin Swanwick. During this meeting, Clark reveals that he will begin operating independently to save the people of Earth as Superman, insisting that the governing bodies of the globe do not oppose him in return for Superman protecting the planet. As such, this scene officially sets up the future of Superman in the DCEU after 2013's Man of Steel origin story. Similarly, the ending of Man of Steel also sets up the future of Clark Kent. Given the film's nature as an origin story, Clark is shown as unemployed throughout the events of the film, lacking an occupation that is iconic to the character in DC Comics. By the end of Man of Steel, this is rectified with Clark Kent taking a job as a reporter for the Daily Planet. This not only puts him closer to Lois Lane and sets up their future relationship, but also allows him to keep his ear to the ground regarding dangerous situations on Earth, bridging the gap between Superman's and Clark's future. Superman's DCEU Appearances After Man of Steel Release Date Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

The desire for Man of Steel 2, the sequel to Henry Cavill's only solo-Superman movie, was always there. Just ... not from everyone in the highest seats of power in the DC Extended Universe. But, as you might have heard, "the hierarchy of power in the DC universe" has changed — and so shall the upcoming DC movies.And now, it looks like we're actually going to see that marketing slogan from Dwayne Johnson turn into reality, with the Black Adam star seemingly gaining more influence over DC Extended Universe movies. And it's all happening despite the box-office failure for recent DC movies placed upon Henry Cavill's chiseled shoulders.So in less time than it takes Clark Kent to make an excuse about why he wasn't able to be there when Superhero saved Lois Lane, let's break down everything we know about Man of Steel 2, which seems likely to be made under the new regime at DC. (Speaking of which, we've got 5 ways James Gunn can save the DC Universe.)You may likeFirst 'Superman' trailer has landed — and it looks like an epic return for the Man of SteelHow to watch DC movies in orderOf course, we need to put a spoiler warning up for recent DCEU movies!Man of Steel 2 is basically confirmedEverything changed quite recently, when The Hollywood Reporter revealed that DC Films exec Walter Hamada was on his way out of the company. On top of that, the report states that Warner Bros. Pictures execs eyes "are very much on Superman. Under Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav and Warner Bros. Pictures heads Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy, Warners has an intense desire to reprise the Cavill iteration of the hero."Then, on Monday (Oct. 24), Henry Cavill confirmed that he is back as Superman in an Instagram post. Referencing his appearance in Black Adam, Cavill said "Now that plenty of you have [seen Black Adam] I wanted to make it official that I'm back as Superman. ... There's a lot to be thankful for, I'll get to that in time, I wanted to thank you guys ... thank you for your support, and thank you for your patience, I promise it will be rewarded."And, yes, he's seemingly back to appear in a project will "essentially" be Man of Steel 2. It even has a producer: original Man of Steel producer Charles Roven (The Suicide Squad, Uncharted, Wonder Woman 1984). Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips.So, while Man of Steel 2 may not be the name of the film, Warner Bros. has basically greenlit the production.Man of Steel 2 release date windowFrom development to the screen, Man of Steel

- Clark is one of the film's dual protagonists. 2016 Justice League - Clark's revival is the central crux of the film, making him integral to the story. 2017 Shazam! - Superman appears in the film's final shot as a faceless cameo. 2019 Zack Snyder's Justice League - Snyder's true vision of the 2017 film includes a similar role for Superman, though with a greater personal arc. 2021 Peacemaker - Superman appears in the final episode among other Justice League members, though in another faceless role. 2022 The Flash - Superman appears on a news clip as a faceless cameo as well as a CGI recreation of Justice League's events. 2023 How Man of Steel Set Up Batman V Superman The sequel to Man of Steel was 2016's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, with the former film's ending adequately setting up the continuation of the story. Man of Steel ending with Clark taking on the moniker of Superman and a job at the Daily Planet ties into the beginning of Batman v Superman, with Clark often shown using his connections as a reporter to continue aiding the world as his super-powered alter ego. However, the governments of the world begin holding Superman accountable for his actions stemming from the partial destruction of Metropolis during his fight with Zod in Man of Steel's ending. This leads to a congressional hearing to hold him accountable in Batman v Superman, with Man of Steel's ending directly setting this up. Also, Man of Steel's ending adequately sets up the introduction of the DCEU's Dark Knight. In Batman v Superman, it was revealed that Bruce Wayne was present in Metropolis on the day of Clark and Zod's battle. A Wayne Industries building in the city was destroyed meaning several of Bruce's friends and colleagues were killed. This leads the vigilante to begin a vendetta against Superman whom he deems a dangerous alien that should not be above the law, thus setting up the titular conflict of the film. How The Flash Movie Revisited Man Of Steel Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was not the only DCEU film to reference Man of Steel after the latter's 2013 release. In 2023, The Flash was released, with the events of that film also connecting to Superman's battle with Zod in Metropolis. The Flash reveals that Barry Allen gained his superspeed-based powers around the same time as Superman revealed himself. Feeling the burden of responsibility to help people using these powers, The Flash traveled to Metropolis in order to aid Superman against Zod. However, The Flash reveals that the task was too great for a rookie superhero like Barry, traumatizing him into taking his vigilante powers much more seriously. Why Man of Steel 2 Never Happened As evident, Man of Steel's ending set up the future of the DCEU in several ways, begging the question of why a true sequel never happened. While Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice acts as a sequel to Man of Steel,