EW
Superhero battles are notoriously bad news for urban infrastructure. It’s a populist genre that developed in the decade-and-a-half after a collapsing building became the primary imprinted image in the American subconscious, so on one hand this sort of city-scale destruction can be expected. But as the scope of the stories being told expands exponentially to match the special effects being used to tell them, the presumed body count has grown just as rapidly as the production budgets.
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I really think that the hate on the destruction in Man of Steel was completely unjustified.
It made sense that Superman be exposed to the ramifications of his actions and why he has the rules that he does.
Seen it when it came out but can't remember what happened at the end at all..
Are people complaining because they wanted a Dean Cain cheesefest type ending???
Well my issue with the ending wasn't so much the destruction and loss of lives, it fit the stroy ok. But rather that the fight was abit boring and the overuse of bland cgi wasn't helping it at all...
What's hilarious is Superman killed Zod in the original Superman II.