I'm truly baffled that after all this time people still don't understand the difference between "trying" and "succeeding". Every time I say Supes doesn't even try to direct the fight elsewhere or save people, I'm not arguing that he should fukking save everyone, the problem is he never seems to fukking care what the fukk goes down. Even the excuse of him just being a rookie is crap, dude is never shown to have any kind of revelation about all the people dying around him.
And I know people love to pretend that his opinion suddenly doesn't matter, but Kingdom Come and Superman: Birthright writer Mark Waid strongly agreed.
See, everyone else in Zod’s army has been beaten and banished, but General Zod lives and so, of course, he and Superman duke it out in what, to everyone’s credit, is the very best super-hero fight I’ve ever seen, just a marvel of spectacle. But once more–and this is where I knew we were headed someplace really awful–once more, Superman showed not the slightest split-second of concern for the people around them. Particularly in this last sequence, his utter disregard for the collateral damage was just jaw-dropping as they just kept crashing through buildings full of survivors. I’m not suggesting he stop in the middle of a super-powered brawl to save a kitten from a tree, but even Brandon Routh thought to use his heat vision on the fly to disintegrate deadly falling debris after a sonic boom. From everything shown to us from the moment he put on the suit, Superman rarely if ever bothered to give the safety and welfare of the people around him one bit of thought. Which is why the climax of that fight broke me.[...]
[...]I realized that it wasn’t so much my uncompromising vision of Superman that made this a total-fail moment for me; it was the failed lead-up TO the moment. As Superman’s having his final one-on-one battle with Zod, show me that he’s going out of his way to save people from getting caught in the middle. SHOW ME that trying to simultaneously protect humans and beat Zod is achingly, achingly costing Superman the fight. Build to that moment of the hard choice…show me, without doubt, that Superman has no other out and do a better job of convincing me that it’s a hard decision to make, and maybe I’ll give it to you. But even if I do? It’s not a victory. Not this sad, soul-darkening, utterly sans-catharsis “triumph” that doesn’t even feel like a win so much as a stop-loss. Two and a half hours, and I never once got the sense that Superman really achieved or earned anything.
The essential part of Superman that got lost in MAN OF STEEL, the fundamental break in trust between the movie and the audience, is that we don’t just want Superman to save us; we want him to protectus. He was okay at the former, but really, really lousy at the latter. Once he puts on that suit, everyone he bothers to help along the way is pretty much an afterthought, a fly ball he might as well shag since he’s flying past anyway, so what the hell. Where Christopher Reeve won me over with his portrayal was that his Superman clearly cared about everyone. Yes, this Superman cares in the abstract–he is willing to surrender to Zod to spare us–but the vibe I kept getting was that old Charles Schulz line: “I love mankind…it’s people I can’t stand.”
Since day one I've always maintained context is key and in MoS there is just no context to imply Supes could give a fukk about the people around him. That's a big deal for a character famous for doing the exact opposite.
i thought daredevil was way better but i see the reviews don't reflect that. i tried to start season 2 of daredevil but i got bored, I'll give it another shot sometime this week. the reviews don't kill gray for it though. 
status. There is no denying that.
.........both scenes were kinda dumb though 
And the public generally speaking disagrees. Marvel has like 15 of the top 20 selling titles. 
as you can see by his last couple of post. All he is now is euro trash version of Faraci. 
At this Marty mcfly cat, perpetually co-signing this kind of nonsense, chameleon ass motherfuker
