The Paleblood Vessel
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- 12 de Nov, 2024
Unless it was some nonsense like the sun was literal kryptonite which they never specified, no. So this was just an excuse to write Kara out of the plot both for a second/third act low point and to depower her so she can't just win in 5 seconds, even though a Red Sun would have done that but screw it I guess. At least Gunn's Superman movie had major antagonists with had super strength and goons with power armor so Superman didn't constantly need to get his ass depowered outside of the time where he was specifically to be imprisoned.Would that even matter to Superman?
Not even trying to pearl clutch, but that aspect stuck out the most by far in the entire movie and felt like a novice writer going "I like Fury Road, let's insert women trafficking to be broodmares and also have the end be at the HQ where there's a lotta dust and the bandits get their vehicles out" without thinking about how it actually gels with the rest of the movie.I'm not entirely against kids' movies dealing with adult themes. In fact, some kids media should and I've seen it done very well.
But not sure about having sex trafficking of young women in a Supergirl movie. They remember they're making a movie for kids, right?
I really don't know what I expected going in considering how she was like that at the end of Superman. I guess I was expecting more of something like that Will Smith movie Hancock, which in itself isn't even good but for completely different reasons related to a total shit second half that feels like 5 rewrites. So Hancock starts off as a bitter asshole that nobody likes, and while he's a complete bum at it because he's sloshed most of the time, he still fights crime because he's ultimately aware of the concept of a greater good even if everyone hates him. We get a character who becomes determined to peel away Hancock's bitter attitude and shape up so we end up having both Hancock grow as a person and Los Angeles realize that even a drunken Hancock was enough to deter crime. Cue end of the first half of the movie, he stops a bank robbery with flying colors, he's sobered up and ready to truly live life outside of the bottle, and LA genuinely praises him for the first time. I don't really know where I was going with this, I guess that such an arc would have been better suited for "Drunk interpretation of Supergirl" than whatever they did, where she's an asshole the majority of the movie and it doesn't really feel like the stupid kid helped Kara change despite Kara claiming that them meeting was what she needed or something.She was living sunshine. This one is living hangover.