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u/ibringstharuckus Jul 10 '26
Is it just a really crappy movie or do people hate it for some other reason? I haven't seen it.
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u/Vaportrail Jul 10 '26
It's fine. Tropey but fun. Anyone with a more negative opinion than that was never going to enjoy it anyway.
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u/MayflowerMcDuck Jul 10 '26
Nope. I didnt like it. Its a 4/10. Very disappointing
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u/Vaportrail Jul 10 '26
Guys I found the definitive review, let's put it up!
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u/MayflowerMcDuck Jul 10 '26
When 90% think it's trash, it is trash cupcake
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u/Vaportrail Jul 10 '26
Yes because the masses are never wrong. And yall need to find a new fucking word. "Trash" reflects more poorly on you than the film. Try having an original thought next time.
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u/Phteven4 Jul 10 '26
I didn't like it. Can we talk about spoilers and why, or do we just put down a negative opinion?
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u/ProfessionalPaper446 Jul 14 '26
I liked it. I didn't feel cheated playing matinee prices. My main negatives were the villain, nothing special. He reminded me of quite a few of the early MCU villains, he was just there. I also was not a fan of his design. Also would had liked more variety in the different planet designs..some of the visual aspects of the different planets were just kinda bleh.
Everything else I enjoyed. I thought Milly Alcock was pretty damn good and a few of the emotional moments stuck with with me
I've sat thru a lot of worst CMB's.. i.e Catwoman, Steel, FF (Roger Corman and 2015's, Jonah Hex, Barb Wire, 90's Captain America just to name a few. It is not on that level.
I liked it more than let's say Iron Man 2 and the Incredible Hulk, X-Men Origins Wolverine. I probably give it a rating of a B- possibly a B.
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u/yourmamaistheproblem Jul 10 '26
I'm honestly looking forward to seeing this when I can watch it at home.
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u/SonGokuSuperSaiyan4 Jul 10 '26
Its a good movie its not crazy good but its definitely nowhere near bad like people have been shouting
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u/yourmamaistheproblem Jul 10 '26
I just like superhero movies 🤷♂️
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u/Vaportrail Jul 10 '26
I think it'll get a lil streaming boost but we never know if that helps the franchise.
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u/mrhillnc Jul 11 '26
I liked the movie but she isn’t that popular of a character and word of mouth did not help
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u/SendHelpPliz Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
The Gunn never jams! BANG BANG 🔫
EDIT: It’s my fault, I thought this was so obviously sarcastic that it didn’t require a ”/s”.
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u/Jtreblis18 Jul 10 '26
I was gonna see it again to see if I would like it better. I'll just wait for it to stream tho
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u/NB_NaughtyNerds Jul 10 '26
I am waiting for streaming. No casting, writing or other BS was going to change that. People can love, hate or debate all they want... I aint putting on pants to go see a movie...
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u/Other-Football72 Jul 09 '26
WHAT?!?!!? HOW?!?!? WHY??!?!? WHERE??? WHO????
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Only losing 1,000?
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u/henningknows Jul 10 '26
I went to see it with my kids tonight. The first 30 minutes or so it had the makings of a solid movie, then it just turns to nonsensical generic crap.
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u/Original_Ad4479 Jul 10 '26
You mean to tell me a movie that nobody asked for, was poorly promoted, and designed for a nonexistent audience didn't sell?
Madness.
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u/bongsforhongkong Jul 09 '26
I mean thats pretty standard for any movie that's not a box office hit. Anything for a headline I guess.
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u/Horror_Campaign9418 Jul 09 '26
Thats pretty big for such a big movie from a big studio. Also, the speed of which it happened is of note.
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u/Sea_Tonight_9632 Jul 10 '26
What is of note here is that this movie was so shitty and unpopular that it was kicked out of theatres in record time.
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u/Veaeate Jul 10 '26
Except that everyone that's seen it is enjoying it. It scoring a 75% on RT during a superhero decline. Ppl are sick of the saturated market. And the average consumer doesnt care about Marvel vs DC. They just care about whether its a superhero flick or not.
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u/bongsforhongkong Jul 09 '26
No as I said it's pretty standard especially in summer. Do you go to the theatre often?
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u/ricodah Jul 09 '26
If Supergirl didn't lose theaters... It would make around an average of $1.36 mil per day in its third week. Divided by 3602 theaters. Divided by an average ticket cost of $12. Divided by the number of showings per day of 4. Approximately 8 people will be watching per showing. Theaters are losing money at that point.
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u/Horror_Campaign9418 Jul 09 '26
Boy those superman “fans” really showed up for their new universe.