Does The new Superman movie Man Of Steel Feel Anti-Illuminati To You?

Not unless you consider the 75+ years of comics it uses as source material to be so.

oh so superman will rescue u vs the evil illuminati? You see the absurdity? there is no superman.

Its like listening to some of these anti illumianti gatekeeper radio shows.
"ah someone is doing something vs. these bastards". "tomorrow I will listen to this radio show again" ." then I watch the new superman movie, he is so anti illuminati"

*munches his popcorn* (produced by illuminati monsanto and illuminati/devil hollywood)

Remember the owl-like robot on the spaceship where the reporter followed Superman? It was looking like and owl didn't it? I felt the anti-illuminati thing especially when he saves the journalist from the owl-like robot.
When you mention the skulls that makes sense on both the depopulation front and the skulls and bones club front.

But on the other hand, there were many sun-worshipping scenes as well, especially when Superman was gaining strength, making my anti-illuminati thing biased.

Sun-worshipping is a pagan and has some ties to the illuminati, especially through Ancient Egypt symbolism.

Anyhow, end-of world movies (they are countless) are ALL illuminati propaganda to screw up with people's head. I do not see how Superman could be an exception in such an industry where bid buck movies are all controlled by a few

Yes i know what you mean OP. From the trailer already, i felt some anti-Illuminati anti-TPTB vibe from it. I guess Superman is one on the fiction heros that gives that vibe because of the Jesus-Christ symbolism.

It makes one wonder if there are not in fact two factions in Illuminati/TPTB itself, the good ones vs the bad!? I mean how can everything that deals with the occult/supernatural be bad?

Having given it some thought, I suspect the worldwide "You are not alone" scene was essentially Disclosure. Notifying earthlings that they're not alone in the universe didn't seem to fit Zod's style. (Unless of course, Kryptonian protocol includes a version of Prime Directive, requiring such a declaration.)