Honestly, going into this one I kind of thought this would be a standard picture-in picture track (what is that anymore) as you’re watching the film, but it’s so much more…sometimes there’s even three. By using our site, you indicate that you accept these terms of use and that you agree to abide by them. Superman 75th Anniversary Animated Short (HD, 2:03) – This two-minute quickie kind of has it all including animated takes of Christopher Reeves and Henry Cavill as well as various incarnations of the Superman character as he appeared in the comic pages. The film stars Henry Cavill ( Immortals) in the titular title role with Amy Adams as Lois Lane, Michael Shannon as General Zod, Diane Lane as Martha Kent, Kevin Costner as Jonathan Kent, Laurence Fishburne as Perry White, Russell Crowe as Jor-El (Superman’s father) and Antje Traue as Faora.

Like I mentioned up above in the video section, the below audio score and comments are based solely upon my viewing of the 4K UHD Blu-ray presentation of Man of Steel. I wanted so badly to give this a perfect score of a 5 as this is the best I have ever seen Man of Steel look in the home front, but like in my review of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice over here, grain is prevalent and troublesome at times not to mention the very bleak color palette I can see a lot of HDR color popping enthusiasts nitpick about. None of these feels particularly revealing or informative, and even the Superman 75 th Anniversary Animated Short is disappointingly, erm, short, offering up an evolution compilation for the character.that they had to start production on a Superman movie by 2011 or face the legal wrath that the family could sue for additional royalties from previous films. This is surely the best visual presentation of Man of Steel to date, including both its previous Blu-ray and the best theatrical presentations, and that is no small thing. When an evil force threatens the Earth and its inhabitants, Clark resumes his true identity as a superhero and fights to save the planet. Goyer that Nolan pitched to the studio around the time that The Dark Knight Rises was wrapping up production.

However, for a film who’s sole purpose is to launch a shared fictional universe of DC Comics characters on film, I think it works. from the animated artificiality observed in the 4K versions of Batman v Superman and Mad Max: Fury Road).

I would definitely put those, the Heat bank shootout and the Godzilla v Kong fight in Hong Kong as great sequences to show off what 4k can do. New Zealand: Home of Middle Earth (Legal Restriction - See Notes)-Required on all feature discs including Rental and Retail Exclusives that have the feature on it. The video presentation is so damn good, it can't help but further highlight the videogame shortcomings of the over-CG-ified final act.