If you didnt ugly cry to this, you have no heart

I weep at how the bar has been lowered.

>>149360727 (OP)
I'm a soulless being.

>>149360727 (OP)
looks pretty bad to me, i'm not watching

>>149360727 (OP)
I just finished the camrip, man if only MoS had gotten an actual sequel...

>>149360727 (OP)
I genuinely cried watching it
It means something to me man ...

>>149360727 (OP)
no grown ass man should be crying at any movie, you stupid manchild

>>149361296
underage brown fingers typed this post

>>149360916
MoS isnt a Superman film, its a Murderman film

>>149360968
Kevin Smith, is that you?

I cried watching Thunderbolts, Big Hero 6, and The Batman 2022. I haven't seen Superman yet.

oh it's that time of year when /tv/ tourists come to /co/ and flood the board with off topic threads.

>>149360727 (OP)
i didn't cry but the moment with his dad was really well done. i imagine a lot of people went into this worried that Gunn wouldn't "get it" but that scene really hammered home that he did.

showing emotion is for hylic subhumans

>>149361607
Exactly backwards. Bugmen are the ones who can't emote because they lack a soul.

Whatever Gunnshill. This hokey, corny mess of a film was the MCU on steroids and not really good. Gunn's DC universe looks like a mess.

>>149361621
sounds like cope to me

>>149360727 (OP)
I didn't cry. Call me sans-cœur.

Anyone else adore how much of a fucking asshole Luther was? God, he was the ultimate dick but that's what made him so weirdly perfect as an antagonist. I was predicting he would be a dindu and Ultraman would betray him, but what actually happened in this movie was fantastic.

>>149361579
That scene with Pa fucking destroyed all of Kevin Costner's screentime in MoS. It wasn't even close. Also, I was honestly surprised at how much I sympathized with Metamorpho

>>149361621
being unable to control your emotions is shit skin behavior

>>149361429
no, sorta, nope

>>149361793
Petty Lex is Best Lex

>A- cinemascore
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

>>149360916
It still should as part of DC Elseworlds.

I've been hit or miss with James Gunn since Scooby Doo when I was a kid, but that ending was incredibly well done.
It was handled subtly but it's implied that Clark hasn't been spending much time with the Kents in the last few years, he isn't avoiding them it's just that he's so focused on being Superman and taking up the role he assumes his Kryptonian parents set for him. He seeks comfort in that brief snippet of their message.
But at the end he's soothed by memories of the Kents growing up- he doesn't need to outright reject the House of El, there's no monologue about forsaking their memory because they were wrong, just a quiet change where he can take solace in his memories from Earth.

>>149363373
i loved the message but thought the 360 pano of childhood video was a little creepy? i'd have pitched an alt where the robots wheel out an old VHS TV and he plays their tapes like that, instead of it looking like some kind of clockwork orange kansas brainwashing routine

>>149363351
$55M Friday was the preliminary estimate today at noon, sweetie
https://deadline.com/2025/07/box-office-superman-1236454805/

All my ugly tears are drained by depressive episodes. I only tear up in happiness when I feel moved by seeing good things.

>>149360727 (OP)
being overly emotional is women shit it's just a movie it's not real

>>149364835
>$55M Friday was the preliminary estimate today at noon, sweetie
That's it?