I was fine with Clark's parents, but bothered that they met Lois for the first time, she stayed overnight, and we got virtually no interaction. Definitely one of the spots where I'd have liked to see some of the screen time given to overlong action scenes or the Justice Whatever reallocated to Superman's supporting cast. I did like the movie overall, though.

Yeah, and a lot of depictions of the Kent farm have a very Norman Rockwell vibe, with a large two story house, a huge barn/silo, and acres of land. It's very iconic, but also hasn't been the reality for American farmers for at least 50 years. In this movie, the relatively small plot of land and cramped Ranch house felt much more plausible for modern-day Kents.

... Barbie and Ken? What does that even mean in this context? Just physical appearance, or something more?

I honestly didn't even consider physical appearance, if that's what you mean. I meant the more simplistic approach to their personality. They were particularly one-note, able to offer a simple home and philosophy, but not much more. It feels very much like they were only meant for one or two scenes and are never meant to be seen again.

One was a wild enough ride. It's a self. If two somehow managed to be bonkers on top of already bonkers, then it aught to be epic.