Keyuan Tan

This is what Superman should be, a real symbol of hope. But I still prefer Man of Steel more simply because of how sick the vfx and sfx are and the soundtrack and cinematography and acting it's all just more satisfying

Ts is top 10 movies ever, peak cinema, absolutely amazing CGI, background effects, SFX, and the soundtrack is genuinely the greatest of all time. Great acting from everyone and the fight scenes are SSS tier. Best I've ever seen. Especially acting from Michael Shannon, peak. I WILL FIND HIM!

corny, niche and lowkey only appealing to a very specific audience of 3 year old girls and women-children.

It's not as horrifying as people make it out to be, it's just very emotional and occasionally intense. The movie is not so much about bodybuilding but rather a man's gradual decline into insanity with his bodybuilding career's failure being the pivotal point. This movie does an AMAZING job at realistically representing men's mental health issues from the POV of Killian Maddox, who is on the spectrum, has anger issues and also is depressed. You can feel the raw emotion punching through the screen. The shots and music are curated with surgical precision that conveys Killian's emotion in a very impactful manner. Though the majority of the video is glum, I did find myself entertained and fully engaged for the whole 2 hours of it. It's filled to the brim with moments showing Killian's emotion and thoughts through very subtle expressions without the use of words. This is arguably Jonathan Majors' best cinematic performance yet, and in terms of emotional impact, probably up there with Interstellar. (And yes, it is somewhat like the Whiplash of bodybuilding, except Killian experiences Terence Fletcher in the form of a chain of events that make him lose his mind over time.)

I'm the most brainrot brainrot Gen Z kid there is but this does something to you. It just gets better and better the longer you spend thinking about it. It's magical honestly, something I've never experienced before I can't even put it onto words. Try it out. I promise you'll tear up at some point in the show. I did, and just to gauge how often I cry, the last time I cried was in 2020