No surprise then that Christopher Nolan and David S. The "X-Men" and the "Dark Knight" sagas have trod this territory, but it’s new for the cinematic "Supermans," at least to this degree. Using alienation as a theme is familiar to the comic-book world, of course.
For its first half, "Man of Steel" is well on its way to superhero-movie greatness.ĭark, turbulent and not at all campy, it casts the young Clark Kent as a perennial outcast, a boy trapped between the wishes of his adoptive father, who demands he keep his strengths secret, a world that shuns him when he shows any evidence that he is different, and his gnawing desire to be who he really is.
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