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I mean I overall enjoyed Man of Steel, I saw it like three times. The trailer just showed a promise of a different movie. Even with the title Man of Steel, you know?
Oh yeah, I'm a big Smallville fan! Some episodes to me were better than some movies and others were like X-Files junior. Brightburn looked amazing in the trailers but I heard the reviews were not great so I didn't bother. Maybe I'll keep an eye out and check it out now.
Brightburn is really bad, unfortunately.
If you liked Smallville, Superman and Lois is pretty good. There's a lot less of that X-files junior stuff.
I think Superman and Lois's biggest problem is their lengthy mid season hiatuses. The show airs weekly. After the first 5 episodes there was a huge pause before they released more episodes. I assume it was because they had to spend a lot of time doing vfx for episodes in the pipeline.
All that being said, this doesn't affect you because you can see the first 3 seasons online now.