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<blockquote data-quote="Stalker0" data-source="post: 9705676" data-attributes="member: 5889">I do respect the issue on this one, and while I agree that Superman never felt weak to me, and a lot of his fights was more about saving people than winning (because winning was a given)....but that said I do agree we never got the raw epicness of Superman Returns or Man of Steel.We could have had most of the scenes be exactly what we got, but adding in just one equivalent to the Superman returns &quot;Bullet to the Eye&quot; scene just to showoff Superman's raw over the top power would have been nice. In theory the &quot;swimming in raw anti-protons&quot; should have been the most ridiculous Superman feat ever on teh screen, but it wasn't presented in a way that the audience could feel or relate to. When Brandon Routh's superman takes that high caliber bullet right to the eye and it just crushes and falls to the ground, its that &quot;daaaaaaaaaaamn&quot; moment we never quite got in this movie.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stalker0, post: 9705676, member: 5889"] I do respect the issue on this one, and while I agree that Superman never felt weak to me, and a lot of his fights was more about saving people than winning (because winning was a given)....but that said I do agree we never got the raw epicness of Superman Returns or Man of Steel. We could have had most of the scenes be exactly what we got, but adding in just one equivalent to the Superman returns "Bullet to the Eye" scene just to showoff Superman's raw over the top power would have been nice. In theory the "swimming in raw anti-protons" should have been the most ridiculous Superman feat ever on teh screen, but it wasn't presented in a way that the audience could feel or relate to. When Brandon Routh's superman takes that high caliber bullet right to the eye and it just crushes and falls to the ground, its that "daaaaaaaaaaamn" moment we never quite got in this movie. [/QUOTE]

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