From Time Magazine "Seeing the upset in response to Man of Steel, that idea sticks with me. Superman holds a strange place in the hearts of many, it seems; he may be a fictional character, but he’s nonetheless someone that we look up to and expect more from than we do other such unreal constructs. We want him to represent something more pure than other characters — an ideal for us to aspire to, perhaps. More than record-breaking opening weekends, more than the response from critics or anything about the actual movie itself, that’s what Man of Steel has done for Superman: Reminded us how important he is as an idea and inspiration to us, even 75 years into his career."
Posted on: Tue, 25 Jun 2013 20:48:20 +0000
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