Julian Alvarado

I don't understand how anyone could reasonable dislike this movie, if the dark themes and big changes from the source material aren't for you I'm fine with that but it's handled really well. Everything feels connected through Superman from Lex and Batman's motivations to kill him and the world's feelings of conflict over a god who's role in their world is completely up to him, it follows up really well with MOS. I wanted this review to be longer but that about sums up my thoughts on this movie.

What I really like about this movie is how well done the world building and Superman's character is. The upbringing of a godlike protector raised as a normal person isn't a time to be taken lightly, the world would change its entire perspective as now they've lost all control over their own fate. Not only this but that weight now falls onto Superman, who's felt alienated his by humanity his entire life, which makes his decision to fight against the surviving kryptonian invaders who's only hope is terraforming earth all the more impactful. However admittedly I get why people don't like this because Superman's not an edgy character, his story's meant to be more lighthearted, but I've yet to hear any argument for why the edge doesn't make narrative sense and either way this version of Superman still does what he's supposed to which is inspire hope. And you can't blame an adaptation for being inaccurate to the source material, I know this movie defines quite a lot of the modern takeaway from Superman's character but we shouldn't make that the fault of the writing itself. It's a different discussion to say "this movies good but the creator didn't do a good job of adapting the source material" and "the movies bad because it wasn't like the source material". This is antithetical to creativity as if everything was just a rehash of something else we'd never have new ideas. So yeah, I give this movie a 4/5.

I like it a lot. First though I have some defenses to be made, to all the climbers out there it doesn't matter that it isn't realistic because things can work differently in fiction as long as they're consistent so stop being a bunch of pathetic cry babies. And to anybody saying that the girls are insane for climbing the tower, well- that's the point, they're doing something insane to overcome their fears. I do agree with criticism of the plot such as them not taking preventative measures at all, or the pacing at the end, but what makes me like this movie is the utter anxiety I got from watching them be stuck on the tower and try to find ways off. So yeah it has some problems but to be honest I really appreciate it for making me feel somewhat alive with the tension it brought.

I love this game mainly because it is very crude and funny but that doesn't make it the only reason it is good, it is also very fun to just shoot people and make choices throughout the game but, although this game is very old and just does not have proper fighting styles those are the only flaws in my opinion but other wise I loved it and wish there was a sequel because Deadpool deserves another game.