"Superman" has a lot in common with other Jameseshes Gun films. Yes, it's a comic book film that has become a kind of genre (and will be for the near future, given his role as head of DC Studios), but that's more than that. The tone, aesthetic and narrative sensibilities feel known if you are well trained in his or her work. And, of course, one of the most obvious tags of the movie "Gun" at this point is the strategic use of a licensed soundtrack to highlight certain moments.

This remains true in Superman, who plays "5 years of time" by Noah and Keith as Mr -Dinja Fear (Eddie Gategi) disassembles the military camp Lutorkorp. At the end of the film, leading to the loans, we get another licensed song: the Swedish band "Pandibers" "Pankkoker", which features Higi Pop.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lyihkhgiuy

The selection of the song nodded with the previous exchange in the film, where Clark (David Corensvet) is trying to convince Lois (Rachel Brosnahan) That he is a "punk -rock". When his claim is fast and funny discharged, he digs into his "born to be dad" tool and hits him with the classic, "Maybe the kindness is the new punk carpa."

In the end, of course, Superman saves the day, and he does not have to give up his nessation to do so. And then, in the stupid stage of the post-credit film, we once again remind you what Lil Dork Clark is. Hero? Surely. Punk -Rocker? Absolutely not.

Gun has built a pretty impressive list of great moments through his filmography tied to various licensed songs. There is the famous opening of the "Guardians of the Galaxy" set to "Come and Get Your Well" on Redbon, and more hand-packed sequence for sequels to "Volume 2", anchored by "Mr Blue Sky". "Suicide Squad" is probably overwhelmed with these types of moments, although none of them are stuck in culture as they have "guards".

For my money, the top of the gun needle's moments It comes to the end of "Guardians of Galaxy Tom 3", " When full The "Dogs of Dogs are completed" plays over the gentle closed mounting, in which all the characters let out and dance all the emotional luggage they held during the trilogy. It is a good moment that changes the genre of the usual soundtrack to a licensed "guards", and gives MCU to hit something that the franchise is often missing: closure.

Will the use of a "panckoker" in Superman stand on those scenes with all the timer? Probably not. I think they would already know if they had that kind of power to stay. But there is still a fun choice and a great burst of positive energy to send the film.

Superman is in cinemas all over the country.