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Returns suit looks like cosplay by comparison lol

Not much faith in it, though...

*Slaps ElOctopodo*

This seems right up Snyder's alley, if this actually fails, then by god he must've been on crack while directing !

Returns suit looks like cosplay by comparison lol

I love the look of the suit. I was sold from the first stills though. This does little else for me than provide a new angle.
Also,

Some idiot I know said

"Since when is Clark Kent british? This is almost as offending as the racebending in Avatar. They already racebending the shit out of that! Why can't they keep Superman american!"

and my friend said

"...Superman is kryptonian. Not american."

and the guy said

"Okay there, then they should find a Kryptonian actor to play him."

We later found out, the guy knows NOTHING about superman. Never seen any of the movies either.
Didn't even know who Jor El was.
Ugh. Fml.

*Slaps ElOctopodo*

This seems right up Snyder's alley, if this actually fails, then by god he must've been on crack while directing !

I don't know, there's something about the lack of information that makes me expect the worse out of this!
Or maybe I just want this to fail so Snyder can get back to zombie flicks...

...Go ahead, slap me.

"Okay there, then they should find a Kryptonian actor to play him."

You would like that don't ya ?

Maybe Snyder would like to surprise us for once ?

Hans Zimmer, who worked on all three films in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy, is set to reteam with the filmmaker once again, as Warner Bros. and director Zack Snyder have tapped him to score their Superman pic "Man of Steel."

Legendary Pictures and Atlas Entertainment produced the superhero tentpole with Syncopy, Cruel & Unusual Films and DC Entertainment.

In addition to "Batman Begins," "The Dark Knight" and this summer's "The Dark Knight Rises," Zimmer worked with Nolan on "Inception," for which he received an Oscar nomination. He has been nominated for nine Oscars and previously won for Disney's "The Lion King."

John Williams was nominated for an Oscar for creating the iconic theme to Richard Donner's original "Superman" in 1978.

"Man of Steel" will mark the first Snyder-directed pic on which the helmer hasn't worked with composer Tyler Bates, who scored "Dawn of the Dead," "300," "Watchmen" and "Sucker Punch."

"Man of Steel," which hits theaters on June 14, 2013, stars Henry Cavill as the titular superhero, while the rest of the cast includes Russell Crowe, Amy Adams, Michael Shannon, Kevin Costner, Diane Lane, Laurence Fishburne, Antje Traue and Christopher Meloni.

Zimmer is repped by WME.

^ Great, GREAT news.
Not because I hail Zimmer over every other composer (his stuff is either very good or terribly mediocre IMO), but because this will move Zack out of his comfort zone. Now that he's working with a respected composer, and not with a friend of his, maybe he'll step back from turning Man of Steel into another videoclip festival. I really hated what he and Tyler Bates did with Watchmen overall.
And yes, to me the score really is crucial for the movie. I'm really excited right now to see what will come out of this movie. I demand a trailer to be shown with TDKR!