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11/4/2025, 11:53:27 PM
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>"It does not take many words to speak the truth." - Chief Johnson
Zack Snyder's 'Man of Steel' trilogy is superior to James Gunn's "Superman" in every imaginable sense of the word. I will lay this out in four simple points, discounting what has been said already:
1. The 'Man of Steel' trilogy is illuminating, while James Gunn's "Superman" is goyim-perpetuating.
2. The 'Man of Steel' trilogy is a critique of established religion from a Hellenistic lens - transposed with a critique of secularism, of consumerism, of modern politics, of both isolationism and globalism; "Superman" is a presentist joke, in the end – criticizing nothing, and agreeing with everything.
3. The 'Man of Steel' trilogy has a distinct visual style, to which its themes are deftly woven, while "Superman" is tonally dissimilar from its visual elements (which are used for thematically-lacking visual glitter).
4. And, finally: truth, quality, and sanctity will last – even in the depths of culture, and beyond all despots and admonishments. It will last, even in the recesses of that which wishes to kill it. It can be mimicked, mocked, and devalued. And yet, truth sustains.
>inb4 seethe, random accusations, and more seethe
Kek get on my level, triviumlets.
Zack Snyder's 'Man of Steel' trilogy is superior to James Gunn's "Superman" in every imaginable sense of the word. I will lay this out in four simple points, discounting what has been said already:
1. The 'Man of Steel' trilogy is illuminating, while James Gunn's "Superman" is goyim-perpetuating.
2. The 'Man of Steel' trilogy is a critique of established religion from a Hellenistic lens - transposed with a critique of secularism, of consumerism, of modern politics, of both isolationism and globalism; "Superman" is a presentist joke, in the end – criticizing nothing, and agreeing with everything.
3. The 'Man of Steel' trilogy has a distinct visual style, to which its themes are deftly woven, while "Superman" is tonally dissimilar from its visual elements (which are used for thematically-lacking visual glitter).
4. And, finally: truth, quality, and sanctity will last – even in the depths of culture, and beyond all despots and admonishments. It will last, even in the recesses of that which wishes to kill it. It can be mimicked, mocked, and devalued. And yet, truth sustains.
>inb4 seethe, random accusations, and more seethe
Kek get on my level, triviumlets.