At the beginning of the movie Superman: Man of Steel, Shortly after Superman Carl Al was born, he encountered the collapse of the kryptonite planet, and his biological father, Krypton Chief Scientist Joe Ayr (Russell Crowe), hoped to use the "central treasure book" of artificial fertility control to perpetuate the race.
While communicating with the Elders, he encounters a coup d'état by General Zod, so he implants the Central Treasure Book in his son's body and sends it to Earth, which is why General Zod later goes to Earth to find Superman Carl Al, because Superman has the key to replicating the Krypton planet.
Superman was born from an unusual background, and his mother, in the moments before the destruction of Krypton, was ignorant of his infancy, expecting to "create a better world than us", and "S" is the symbol of the Kryptonian Ayr family, which means "hope".
Superman came to Earth with a promise on his shoulders. When he arrived on Earth, he was adopted by the Kent couple who worked as farmers, and he was different from ordinary people since he was a child, and his adoptive father Jonathan (Kevin Costner) wanted him to hide his superpowers, and when he was bullied as a child, he complained to his adoptive father, "I want to fight back!" But his adoptive father told him, "I want you to fight back, but then?"
The adoptive father knows his superpowers, and also knows that if he uses superpowers arbitrarily, he will cause Superman into trouble, and these troubles are also the fear of unknown forces of human beings, and the adoptive father hopes that Superman will be a mortal in peace, but also knows that his abilities will assume some responsibilities in the future, hoping that he will not use it easily and expose his superpowers.
When Superman grows up, his adoptive father sacrifices himself in the tornado scene, which has a huge impact on Superman's personality and makes Superman struggle with when his power should be revealed.
In addition to pursuing his past birth background, Superman knows that he must hide his identity, so his identity on Earth is Clark Kent, who quietly and silently does helping things.
He also understands that his adoptive father's sacrifice is to let him know how to achieve great love and sacrifice the ego, and that the appearance of the "superman" identity must be achieved in big things, and that when General Zod invades the earth, the appearance of superman is necessary.
"Superman: Man of Steel" is the first part of dc to expand the universe, and there are some hidden Easter eggs in the movie, but it is really not easy to detect without paying attention.
There is a scene where Superman and General Zod fight into outer space, hit Artificial Satellite, which has the logo of The Wayne Enterprise printed on it, hinting at the sequel "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice", and in the Battle of the Mets, the tanker truck hit, with the logo of the Rex Luther Enterprise on it, also hints that the next episode of the big villain is about to appear.
The love scene in "Superman: Body of Steel" is not the point, and Superman's love affair with Louise (played by Amy Adams) is a quick spark at first sight.
Amy Adams
Henry Cavill, who plays Superman, shows muscle lines throughout the film, coming from hard work, and he hopes not to show Superman's body through too much computer modification, which is quite a competent performance.