The Nolan movies did humor right!!! It came in short quantities, but not interrupting big events or ruining immersion. WB need to do that for future DC movies, in small doses but hopefully they don't overuse it and don't let it become a crutch to hide bad writing or a boring character.

I didn't mind Man of Steel's seriousness, in fact i can't imagine how they'd merge Clark's sh*tty depressing upbringing and losing 2 dads with comedy (TASM2 and IM3 proved sad/serious moments are hard to blend with humor). Now that this part of Clark's life is over with maybe BvS can take a closer approach to The Dark knight formula.

And i disagree about all movies "needing" humor. I can't see how The Shawshank Redemption, The Godfather 1 & 2, The Good The Bad and the Ugly or Citizen Kane would be improved by more one-liners and less character development.

it was OK but could have been much better, my problem with MoS was it is too dense and things happened to fast, the Krypton part could have been an awesome Sci-Fi pre-equal, I just feel WB are moving to fast with the movies, Marvel took their time and that is a big reason why it worked for them.