It didn't do well at all, in fact it barely broke even at the box office (long development with several false starts + $209m production budget + advertising for a just under $400m at the Box office, the studio was expecting aparently ~$500m), and a few notible reviewers including Roger Ebert didn't like it. 

He gave Ghosts of Mars a positive review, anything that man says is invalid. Point taken though.

Prince of Persia was decent as far as video-game movies go.  Silent Hill, as other people have mentioned, was also alright.

I have a soft spot for the Resident Evil movies.  Sure, they're just CGI effects mixed in with Milla Jovovich, but as blockbusters go they're a lot of fun to watch (at least, the first 3.  Didn't much like the 4th one)

I thought Prince of Persia was a story then a movie then a game?

Not that I know of O_o

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_of_Persia_(1989_video_game)

This was the first Prince of Persia game.  Didn't know there was anything else related to it from before that!

Oh! For some reason I always thought it was based on a story. xD

Gritty approach don't work for Superman, he is an alien with a ton of power and very set moral view of the world, you can create internal conflict and play around with the concept (that is why Luthor is such a good villain in the comic, Superman knows he does very bad things but he cannot prove it and take him to justice so he makes Superman doubt about due process, the people's character and all that stuff), but gritty approach does not seems the proper one for the character.

In my opinion one of the more interesting dynamics of the Superman series has been watching how the creators answer the question "Who is the real person and which is the alter ego?" ... There are essentially 4 different answers to this question, Superman is the real person and Clark Kent is the alter ego, Clark Kent is the real person and Superman is the alter ego, both are the real person and he is conflicted, and neither are the real person.

With the trailer being released with 2 different voice overs, one from each of his fathers, each having 2 different messages I have a feeling that the portrayal will take the more interesting approach where both Superman and Clark Kent are real parts of the same character. This would mean that Clark Kent would not be portrayed as an individual who was so meek and helpless that, in spite physical similarities, no one could imagine him being Superman; and may be a character that is far more whole.

Possibly, they both have sand in them.

Yep they are making an uncharted movie and a god of war movie