I've been watching Gunn's movies since I was a toddler, when the first Scooby Doo dropped. I know his flaws and strengths as a writer more than most people. I know the kind of person he is, because he is the kind of person I am. This movie... I don't understand why people are shitting on it, after seeing it. This is not only easily his greatest achievement in film (outside of Slither & PG Porn). Not just that, though. This movie absolutely shits on Israel with the most stereotypical Khazar Jew since Oliver! (anyone denying this is outright lying to you). BUT WAIT! THERE'S MORE! The movie isn't taking its main focus away from Superman for politics. It's bringing politics under the focus of Superman - the true Superman - and showing what he would say and do if he could be here today. It's a philosophical film. It calls into question if being a normal, good person is needed today. The answer is yes. None of this spiteful fluff and drama matters. You're superficial, awful people. I just want to live up to my own expectations, and care for others. And this movie represents that desire within me, very well. A movie makes me want to treat others better than the real people in this life encourage. That's pretty pathetic, and you all seem scared of being kind. I love you, anons. I love you. If I were to die in the next 10 minutes, I would be happy. I have spent so much time worrying about if people were lost. I don't think so, anymore. I think things can change.

Unrelated song I like (post music you like, too):
https://youtu.be/kBMwT8GV1VA?si=ybxXwhP2CcoXONk9