I just saw SUPERMAN

Hey All,                                                                                                                        I wanted to let you all know that beforehand of posting my review of the new SUPERMAN film which I am currently doing right now, will be followed up by some Superman comics being covered here by myself.  Yesterday while I was heading to uptown Richland towards Adventures Underground on the bus ride there my sister in-law texted me to see what I was up to and she asked if I wanted to see the new SUPERMAN movie so instead of just texting her back I called her and in our conversation she told me if I was free could we see that new SUPERMAN film and I said I am okay with that because I haven't seen it yet. While out at uptown area I went to an antique that I know of, and went in there with the intention of finding a Ray Bradbury book to add to my small collection already... which I had picked up a copy of the Martian chronicles at Adventures 

 , yet I had found this cool SUPERMAN coffee mug there.                                  So after going to church with Kathie this morning we then headed over to the Queengate movie theater. We got our tickets and went an got there while the screening was still showing trailers.  We had seats row G 9 and 10 and weren't to high of seeing the full size of the screen. The one thing that I will say for certain is that no matter what don't  make your decision on whether to see this new take on the boyscout of all superheroes just because of the negative reviews you have heard over the internet! Now I am not promising to be able to provide you with the best review of this movie, just the most meaningful one from a real humbling comic lover.                                                                                          This version of Superman isn't exactly Christopher Reeve perfect but there happens to be a cameo that's able to be missed by one of his son's is on a video transmission as a news reporter in a fight scene with a little monster nearly rampages through out Metropolis, D.C. universe... New York for the character. Besides the film being about first comicbook superhero created by two immigrants named Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster who sold their property of their creation of Superman for only one hundred and thirty eight dollars to back in the nineteen thirties to National Comics who was the name of Decetevice Comics back then in April of nineteen thirty eight. The Lex Luthor in this is not a Gene Hackman version who is after land in the Reeve's films. In this Lex is very determined to kill the alien of Krypton the film also may have a greater impact villain wise that has been hinting at since forty two years ago in nineteen eighty three's Superman III when they were wanting to use the Superman foe known as Brainaic.                       Another reason why you may like this version of Superman is because of Krypto who is the most misbehaving dog.... My overall grade for this Superman movie is a B minus!