With the recent opening of the latest Super Man movie rendition, Man of Steel, parody YouTube channel EveryDayThor decided to give a superhero-worthy review of the Super Man flick. The EveryDayThor YouTube channel is based around Ryan Frye who dresses in a DC Comic's god-like hero Thor costume and goes about his daily life pretending to be Thor.
In the latest video post by the EveryDayThor channel, Ryan Frye thought that the latest Super Man movie needed to be reviewed by a real superhero. So, Ryan Frye put on his Thor costume and went to a movie theater, watched the film and spoke to fans outside the theater. Staying extremely well in character, Ryan Frye discusses the film with his YouTube audience using Thor comic references such as awarding the Man of Steel film with "five lightning strikes out of five."
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