MAN OF STEEL Pre-Viz & Post-Viz Showreel

Amazing how far CGI has come. Just imagine how movies will look 10 years from now.

Wait.... Someone from Green Lantern had something to do with this?

Someone explain how IM3 was nominated for best cgi and this wasn't.

Superb CGI... This movie had EXCELLENT special effects. Best of 2013 for sure.

MoS is my favorite CBM. Reboot GL!!!

If they Reboot GL already, I'm done with DC.

best comic book this year
1 MOS
2 Kick Ass 2
3 Wolverine
and the rest

What is the name of this soundtrack piece?

I think Hans Zimmer Should get nominated for this movie not "12 years of slave". and there is no movie this year that got so energetic and inspirational Feel to its soundtrack,just my opinion though.

Still dont get how MOS did not get nominated for an Oscar for its VFX...but Lone Ranger did :-/

@Almight The VFX for MoS and IM3 were both created by Weta Digital.

Yeah the digital effects for MOS were. Weta workshop only did a couple of gun designs (My friend designed the 3d model from a concept sketch)

Looked like Routh @2:29.

I was going to leave a message for the people who have spent the last 3 years and are continuing to spend the next 2-3 yrs on the garbage that your producers will allow to be made. Why in God's name(because it seems to be apparent, but still makes no sense) is it that the production companies seem to think it's okay to make new 90s films. ***90s films are worst than a (runny & burnung like the Moses's bush)terd after a morning after shots of Michael Keaton in extensive suit-constricting scenes. It's high time to realize that, as a new era of film-making has passed, so has a new decade with new promise of talent, virtue & promising storytelling prowess. No longer do we need to realize how bad ass a scene can look, but simply how bad ass does it need to look. Do we need Zod, Brainiac, Doomsday, and Mongul to in the same arc?

Which reminds me of something funny........

Isn't it great when a comic book writer introduces character devices and story arcs that the audience may or may not be ready for and knocks it out of the park. Yet, when it comes to a big screen adaptation, they couldn't be more useful than a poopy-flavored popsicle. How about a Scott Snyder written Batman or JLA movie. It's not like introducing successful comic book writers could be the worst thing for the franchise, right Ryan Gosling.

@GUARDDIAN ANGEL

I wouldn't only prefer the idea of an already rebooted GL movie, but I get hard at the concept. The 1st movie was so bad that the critics treated it like shit on the lunch line... no one wanted it.

Not to blame them. The movie was poorly casted, written, acted, concepted, designed, directed... any major positions that I missed, you did your job poorly.

If I had worked for WB when this film was being released, I would have tried within all of my power to make a pillows-made-out-of-the-most-comfortable-dead-dead-babies. Maybe then they would have realized that this movie was the worst movie EVER made and never tried to make a sequel. And it would have been made better than that piece of SSSSSSSSSSSS HHHHHHHHHHHHH IIIIIIIIIIIIII TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!

Raffael Dickreuter

^^True, true^^

Guys, these are on the Blu-ray. I'm at worl right now and I forget the name of that particular feature but it's like 3-4 hours long where you watch the movie but at certain points, while the movie is still playing in the background, the making of those particular scenes are played out including the one above. But watch the Special features blu-ray. It's there. Everyone talks about the making in a "picture in picture" format. Even the guy who plays Professor Hamilton.

Awesome Emjeed I'm gonna take another look.

Watching Mos... Makes me so much excited about the sequel... But m a bit worried about Gal as wonder woman ... Not the look but the acting... Camero wil b fine.