Must Watch: New 'Man Of Steel' Trailer Reveals More Awesomeness

A new full-length trailer for Warner Bros. Pictures’ Man Of Steel surfaced online today, revealing more of what’s to come when the film hits theaters next summer.

Man Of Steel has been getting a lot of coverage by us, and because I don’t want to hold you up from watching the trailer, I’m just going to give you the basics:

Henry Cavil stars as Superman/Clark Kent, Amy Adams co-stars as Lois Lane, Laurence Fishbourne will play Daily Planet’s Perry White, and Diane Lane and Kevin Costner will star as Kent’s adoptive parents Martha and Jonathan Kent. Russell Crowe and Ayelet Zurer will play superman’s biological parents, Jor-El and Lor-Van.

In the film, Superman will be fighting against two other surviving Kryptonians with equal power to his. The villains are General Zod, played by Michael Shannon and Faora, played by Antje Traue.

The Man of Steel is slated for released on June 14, 2013. Trailer below:

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