Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No to woke movie. No thank you.

Why? Do you prefer misery, war, corruption, maniacs with war, tech and weapons destroying the planet?

The people who use the term woke are the same people who get off on caging human beings in the swamp with no evidence of wrongdoing. They are broken people.

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Anonymous wrote:For real..what was preachy about any of the trailers?

I saw the interviews from the director Gunn. It is another Snow White movie anti USA. Dean Cain even agreed they went woke and changed the tag line. So no thanks we will pass. It would be so nice to have some movies that I am not lectured to.

You people are so tiresome. Just parroting the party line because you can’t have and original thought. Disney so “woke” but then JD Vance vacations there in California with his kids. They are just selling you lies they don’t even believe; do you get it that you are being used?

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Anonymous wrote:I don't know. I felt like it was a movie showing ever going war of good and bad which can apply to any era of human past, present or future. If we take it as a social commentary then its our reality we should be concerned about not the movie.

And better yet, no one agrees on what’s good or what’s bad. Good twisted gas-lighting times.

Well, in movie good and bad were pretty clear. It would be surprising if someone saw Superman as villian or Luthor as hero or Ghurkos doing Jaharanpurians a favor. What was grey there?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For real..what was preachy about any of the trailers?

I saw the interviews from the director Gunn. It is another Snow White movie anti USA. Dean Cain even agreed they went woke and changed the tag line. So no thanks we will pass. It would be so nice to have some movies that I am not lectured to.

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Anonymous wrote:How was the new Lois Lane?

Great as the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Not so great in this. I would have preferred someone else.

100%

It’s a shame no one seems to know the original meaning of “woke” and the republicans have twisted it into something negative.

Anonymous wrote:I don't know. I felt like it was a movie showing ever going war of good and bad which can apply to any era of human past, present or future. If we take it as a social commentary then its our reality we should be concerned about not the movie.

And better yet, no one agrees on what’s good or what’s bad. Good twisted gas-lighting times.

Anonymous wrote:Great movie, looks like bots are trying to tank it but it was a fun feel good movie sorry to disappoint those looking to find fault with everything. Based on the numerous sold out shows it will do very well.

Way too many bots in the movie. The dog was ok but obviously faker than F.

Saw it today in Bethesda. Very pleasantly surprised. I cringe at forced "wokeness" or allegory in film and this was not that.

I don't care what the director said, I care what the film does.

It was fun. You can see some of the James Gunn style in it, but it doesn't feel like a Guardians of the Galaxy retread. And the new Supes is good.

It was a surprisingly affecting film.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some of its appeal has nothing to do with the caliber of the movie.

It's because people are feeling very depressed at the state of the world, and unsafe in today's America.

"Superman, where are you now..."

When everything’s gone wrong somehow

Anonymous wrote:Some of its appeal has nothing to do with the caliber of the movie.

It's because people are feeling very depressed at the state of the world, and unsafe in today's America.

"Superman, where are you now..."

Some of its appeal has nothing to do with the caliber of the movie.

It's because people are feeling very depressed at the state of the world, and unsafe in today's America.

Anonymous wrote:How was the new Lois Lane?

Great! Sharp, tough and kind of hot with Clark.

Anonymous wrote:I like comic book movies that lean into the weird wonderfulness of comic books. Gunn seems to do well with this as I enjoyed his Guardians of the Galaxy (talking raccoon and tree? Sure), Suicide Squad (I mean, he included Polka Dot man), now Green Lantern but it's Guy Gardner with the ridiculous haircut? I'm in. Gunn isn't afraid to go there.

He’s the director of Guardians? No wonder the music in Superman is so good!

Anonymous wrote:How was the new Lois Lane?

Great as the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Not so great in this. I would have preferred someone else.