This article contains spoilers for "Superman".

The comic strip film in the landscape of the 2020s is nowhere near as fireproof, as it was a decade ago, with Marvel and DC projects struggling to return the momentum. There is a crazy pressure on the "Superman" of Jameseshei Gun not only to be a good movie on its own, but also to shepherds DC studios in a whole new superhero limit - and the film reflects it. Some of the first wave of reactions from those who saw the film relied more on the positive side and /Film Chris Evangelist landed on how charming satisfaction from the crowd in his review. I am somewhere in the middle.

Gun is responsible for Marvel's most consistent film series with Guardians of the Galaxy, but his "Superman" is a little desirable. He often feels frustratingly excessive, to the point that his emotional blows are hard to feel like they have space to breathe. It is trapped between the story "Superman" and a crazy hyphen of an introductory course of DCC (DC universe). With that said, David Corpenvet makes a wonderful Superman who feels with a utmost access to the country's metropolis at the ground. I loved the moment when Kud-E was allows the average good Samaritan to help him from the sidewalk even though he is perfectly able to do so at his own consent. I've always been attracted to the character because he sincerely wants to be a good person.

One of Gun's biggest appeals at the head is his Affinity to some of the most difficult aspects of silver age comics. Superman embraces the more wild nature of the character, its surroundings and its enemies, especially when it comes to Lex Luthor. Nicolas Hull plays the megalomaniac billionaire who committed political abuse with the mourning of an attractive child who tightens his teeth when things do not work in their favor. Lex deliberately goes aside to make things difficult for everyone else in the process. He owns all the resources in the world, but is still not satisfied when someone like Superman gets all the fame to simply be the most powerful metallic metal, and has a very funny metatextual slender that reveals the true measure of Lex's involvement in denying Superman's public image.

About halfway through "Superman", public opinion dramatically switched to mud-El after being revealed to the world that his The parents of Cryptonia, Oror-El (Bradley Cooper) and Lara (Angela Sarafian), sent him to the earth to the Lord over mankind. Half of the message delivered this information initially seems like Lex's trick. However, the translation seems to be legitimate, putting Krypton's son in serious condition. Lex brings the pleasure of closing Superman in his spacious pocket -sized prison, which has many political prisoners from various governments, dissidents of Luthor Corp, and even Lex's ex -girls. The craziest discovery in this Bizarro prison is the horde of screaming monkeys that produce anti-pilots online, through social media through hashtags like #Secretharem and #Supersh **. (Last particularly bothered Clark.)

The moment I saw this, I laughed loudly at the Gonzo length, Lex will go thanks to his insecurity as well as certain sects of the internet Quite normal For this. Hult's Lex is an absolutely kind of person who would ruthlessly twist in his office chair at the top of the ivory tower with its name on it. It is a kind of joke that should not surprise anyone who pays attention to the development of the DCC, as there was some predictable resistance to the promotion of Gun for co-executive director of DC Studio. He has already directed the "Suicide Squad" and Season 1 of the "peacemaker" for the previous regime of DC, but then he was given keys to the kingdom. Hitting the restart button came the nail in the casket of Zack Snyder's vision for DCE, which pampered some feathers among Die Fans. It is even the funniest given that Gun and Snyder have publicly shown that they are quite chilled with each other.

However, it became clear that Snyder's access to the material was simply not associated with the general population. Before someone gets angry at me, let me clarify that the four -hour cut of "Zack Snyder's Justice League" is a phenomenal bold miracle of a comic book movie that I liked. At the same time, there is no way to make it under other circumstances of the period allowed to exist. However, Snyder's legions were responsible for some of the most distorted hashtags on social networks and harassment campaigns you've ever seen - especially getting into Gun Superman. I would swore that Gun personally hit the door and used a flamethrove with a DC Studios brand to burn its tiny rays of Snyder. However, it would be stupid to credit only to toxic fans as a source for a joke like this.

Gun is not alien to harassing the internet, whether they need to debug shame rumors on an almost daily basis or Facing the anger of right -wing griffer. The latter worked in particular in its favor, as it indirectly led to keeping DC's bag for the near future. There is also this fax on the line of trouble over Superman being an immigrant that comes from the most intellectually dishonest people to imagine. It is shown how much the interpretation of the image of Gun is needed given how a certain subsection appears to have forgotten the basic principle of the history of the character that has been there since its establishment in 1938.

It is sometimes struggling to adhere to its own message, but the most exciting feature of Gun Superman (and DCC) is that it is built on the basis of kindness. There is an emphasis on people and their humanity in conditions of world -managed supervisors. It is a shame to be a careful person in this day and age is considered an act of rebellion. Cruelty - over the internet or otherwise - reached an unforgivable level. It is a low lane to have a blockbuster director, let alone co-executive director, to publicly address this, but I'm glad Gan is able to convey something. The only way one could be legitimately upset about the raging monkeys on social networks is if they look at themselves in those creatures that descend on the screen.

One of the worst tendencies for terminal online users is so trapped within their toxic bubbles that lead to discharge or bait for hatred. Lex's monkey farm is a perfect exhibition of how some people are working on the internet. During the first few series of Superman's projections, the most widespread conversations that happen were critics as they were labeled as paid or hates, and unfortunately I don't see that trend leaving soon. I don't know how many times we have to say this, but there is no coordinated plan to destroy a film when the critic gives less than a favorable overview. When you accentuate what achieves a film that gets on rotten tomatoes and what other people Think, everything is too easy to lose your own sense of identity in the process. This only makes SNYDER/GUNN fans at the level of the association level.

There are still a lot of things to be vitricious than a movie in which the flying alien in the form of a man saves a green baby of an elemental being while fighting an antagonist in the Anti -Maternal River. Being normal about comics on the Internet may seem like an impossible task, but I promise, it is possible.

I can't remember how many times I wanted to post something stupid and impulsively, I looked at him for a good minute and decided not to. Being on social media essentially requires attention in some way. That's in the name. And if I can offer some unwanted tips, the next time you post, just consider whether that post is what you want to leave behind as a digital impression. We've all done some stupid things online, but it's never too late to stop and be a decent person, so as not to look like a network of furious monkeys writing in a dark, empty gap.

Superman is now playing in cinemas all over the country.