This article contains spoilers for "Superman".

Jamesiyes Gun Superman is currently increasing to impressive box office heightsNow that it is open to theaters around the world. The film, which is the first entry with a large screen in the newly opened DC Universe, is a very needed victory for the DC Comics brand in cinemas, after a decade filled with selected several highs and constant falls. (Superman's review of the film can be read /film here.)

The public perception of Superman as a character has become reinforced in the current century. Many dismissed him as outdated and boring, hence "Superman returns" to Brian Singer (starring Brandon Ruth like Superman) failed to get naked. On the other hand, the deconstructor, darkened the character shown in Zac Snyder's "Man of Steel" (starring Henry Cavill as a titular hero) had his fans for sure, but alienated many people with his bold different interpretation of Kal-El. Moreover, one of the most common criticisms against Snyder and Caville's superman is that he is presented as an unattainable, God -fearing figure whose abilities and service of mankind are shown as a more burden for him.

This brings us to Gun's "Superman" (starring David Corenvet as Kud-El), which aims to regain the reputation of the title of character by accepting its divided nature to everyday people. Indeed, that special feature of the character is best shown in the most infinite death of the film.

One of the most striking images of the trailer for Superman has called for the titular hero's relationship with Metropolis citizens. But perhaps the sweetest moment seen in the trailers was when we see that a man helps Superman out of the street rubble after his battle with Boravia hammer. As it turns out, this man is named Malik "Mali" Ali (Dinesh Tayagarayan), a food salesman in Metropolis, who once served Superman some food as a sign of gratitude for protecting the city on a daily basis. The image of an ordinary citizen who helps the most powerful metaemane of the country in times of need is a level of sincerity that is rarely seen in contemporary superhero films and Harkens returning to Sam Raimi's "Spiderman" films (starring Toby Magyer as Peter Parker).

In Superman, Kud-El is in the center of a smeared campaign orchestrated by Lex Luthor (Nicholas Hult), culminating in the discovery that the message of splitting the parents of Cryptonia-which Superman has never seen it in full for that time-called him to conquer the country. In response, Kud-El turns to the US government, after which Lex locks it in a pocket dimension along with Metamorpho (Anthony Carigan), whose use of its ability to convey its body to various elements to create cryptonite to weaken it.

In probably the most emotional moment in the film, Lex subsequently carries the president of Bogavian, who is hungry, Vasil Gurkos (Zlatko Buric), whom Superman had previously learned a well -deserved lesson after attacking his attempt to attack the country of Jarhanpur, together. As it turns out, Lex led Mali as hostage and chooses to play a play with a Russian roulette with him while interrogating the cryptocurrency mud. Tragically, Lex ends to kill little pretty quickly, which shakes both Superman and Metamorpho on their cores. This tragedy, on the other hand, leads to Metamorpho to become a Superman ally, as it helps him escape the pocket.

Gun's "Superman" has successfully rehabilitated numerous elements of "steel man" that have not been displayed on the big screen for decades. Perhaps most importantly, it emphasizes and restores the nessicity and love of the character to humanity, which is something that shines through the whole brighter courtesy of the beautiful performance of the root. Similarly, the film has a relatively low body counting for a modern superhero film on this scale and volume, which some may consider a direct response to the massive number of dead in the culmination of "steel man".

However, surprisingly, none of the main characters of the film bite the dust in the end; Neither the adopted father of Kal-El, Athonatan Kent (Pruty Taylor Vince), who tends to die early in other Chinese interpretations of Superman's myths. Of course, Superhero Hokgiegl (Isabella Merced) gives President Gurcos what he deserves in the third act of the film, but besides, the most significant death in the film is that of a humble Salesman of Falafel, who just wanted to help Superman. His murder in Lex's hands is as needed as fatal in establishing Shult takes over the villain as the most disgusting, irreversible movie version of Lex to date. At the same time, it is also integral to make viewers empathize with the tormenting pain of the mud-El from looking at the life of an innocent person treated as nothing more than a minor game for a man with such power and privilege.

Later, near the end of the film, after Lex was finally defeated and detained in white Rev, we see that Kal-El, like Clark Kent, wrote and published a story from the Daily Planet's front page to respect the true Metropolis hero: Malik "Malik". Maybe it's just the oldest "Superman" moment in the whole movie - the one that proves the most powerful Metahman of the country's greatest power is its nessy, whether in a suit or not.

Superman now plays in theaters everywhere.