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7/18/2025, 3:23:15 AM
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They're backtracking, might ne a nothingburger
> UPDATE: The broadcast stopped briefly for a few minutes and then went back to its normal news coverage.
>It should be noted that the reports came from the Lebanese pro-Hezbollah outlet Al Mayadeen, which is known for not being a very reliable source.
https://t.me/tabzlive/43477
They're backtracking, might ne a nothingburger
> UPDATE: The broadcast stopped briefly for a few minutes and then went back to its normal news coverage.
>It should be noted that the reports came from the Lebanese pro-Hezbollah outlet Al Mayadeen, which is known for not being a very reliable source.
https://t.me/tabzlive/43477
7/11/2025, 3:02:34 PM
Am I the only one who thinks this movie is a staggering, soul-crushing failure? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills reading this thread. Are we all watching the same film?
Everyone is celebrating that they "got Superman right," but it feels like we watched a snuff film for an icon. For 90% of the runtime, this wasn't the Man of Steel; it was a neutered, lobotomized, pathetic doormat who gets systematically disemboweled and humiliated from every possible angle. You're praising him for saving a squirrel? To me, that just highlighted how utterly impotent he was against any real threat, looking less like a hero and more like a weeping child who's been kicked into an open sewer. This isn't "hopeful"; it's a profound character assassination.
And the other 10%? The "humor" everyone is cheering for? It's a toxic landfill of bargain-basement anti-humor. These aren't jokes; they're joyless, soul-sucking black holes of wit that feel like a deliberate assault on the very concept of laughter. Everyone cheering for Guy Gardner and the "Justice Gang" feels like they're desperately trying to find something, anything, to like in this mess because the main character was so thoroughly destroyed.
This isn't just a flop; it's a cinematic crime scene. The script feels less "written" and more "excreted" by a hack who not only gave up but seems to hold a deep, personal contempt for Superman, his legacy, and the intelligence of anyone watching. This movie is an act of cultural vandalism, and I can't believe people are actually defending it.
Everyone is celebrating that they "got Superman right," but it feels like we watched a snuff film for an icon. For 90% of the runtime, this wasn't the Man of Steel; it was a neutered, lobotomized, pathetic doormat who gets systematically disemboweled and humiliated from every possible angle. You're praising him for saving a squirrel? To me, that just highlighted how utterly impotent he was against any real threat, looking less like a hero and more like a weeping child who's been kicked into an open sewer. This isn't "hopeful"; it's a profound character assassination.
And the other 10%? The "humor" everyone is cheering for? It's a toxic landfill of bargain-basement anti-humor. These aren't jokes; they're joyless, soul-sucking black holes of wit that feel like a deliberate assault on the very concept of laughter. Everyone cheering for Guy Gardner and the "Justice Gang" feels like they're desperately trying to find something, anything, to like in this mess because the main character was so thoroughly destroyed.
This isn't just a flop; it's a cinematic crime scene. The script feels less "written" and more "excreted" by a hack who not only gave up but seems to hold a deep, personal contempt for Superman, his legacy, and the intelligence of anyone watching. This movie is an act of cultural vandalism, and I can't believe people are actually defending it.
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