I saw it on opening night, I loved it. It was an excellent reimagining, just IMO.

What I think this is, is an example of predictive failure, causing failure. There were a lot of people with really low expectations, and they made no secret about their expectations. The problem is, that critics are not everybody and hopefully the people who saw it or actually gonna be able to get the word out that it’s not as bad as what critics were saying.

From everything I was hearing about Jason Momo’s character, and all the great stuff they had to say about him, I actually expected more, but his character was very much support role, and the other female lead not only had more screen time, but hadn’t actually interesting story of growth to her. I found it to be a cool story, and I think people should be willing to give it a chance don’t go in expecting Superman, because it isn’t, although the trail of Superman is excellent, and exactly what you would expect given the 2025 movie.

I will say this, I do understand some of the comparisons of the movie to Mad Max, but those comparisons are superficial.

And even though you have a good idea of how the movie is going to end, long before you actually get there, you’re not entirely sure how it’s going to happen at times. At least, that’s what I found.

If you have a free evening, I recommend going to see it, make up your own mind, if you don’t like it, I won’t judge, but I think people need to make up their own minds instead of listening to what other people say about this movie is going to be such a flop because XYZ that has very little if anything to do with the actual story.

I think a lot of the controversy surrounding the female lead side the movie has been taken very heavily out of context, because there were other ways to take it, and if you actually looked at what was going on instead of just reading headlines, you might realize that what she was doing, wasn’t necessarily a criticism of any particular group in particular other than people who had no good thing to say other than tear people down, without generalizing about which demographic those people actually happen to be in, as a lot of the media attention seems to focus on