@MoviesThatMaher Clayface is not overly important. Lower budget film in a genre that's popping is not an indicator.
Man of Tomorrow is the ultimate test
@andy_hall23@joerussotweets I liked it for the most part. Even though I like Milly in, I think for the story they were trying to which is from True Grit she was a mis cast.
In the comic Supergirl towers over Ruthye. In the movie they are closer to the same size and it loses that visual of a protector.
@AngryJoeShow None of these arguments would land with people if Hollywood didn't fully embrace woke ideologies
Hiring women to do direct movies because supposedly they understood women.
The race swapping of characters
A lot of this, Hollywood brought on themselves
@ChocolateC7227@DraxGeekyPundit@joerussotweets If you watched the trailer you immediately know there is no male love interest and she's stumbling around drunk. And she looks lonely.
That's enough right there to miss with women
@DraxGeekyPundit@joerussotweets Women don't want to to see themselves as a lonely action hero. They want to either see themselves as women being women or women with a strong romance.
Wicked, Devil Wears Prada, Wonder Woman 2017, and Barbie.
@DraxGeekyPundit@joerussotweets Never said it was about that.... But when your lead brings it up it plants a narrative.
Plus women don't care to watch a lonely grumpy single straight woman either
@MrGabeHernandez I don't know. If they actually found a blonde with some height and didn't look like she was only a couple years older than Ruthye it might have worked.
@sarahchblum@joerussotweets I liked the movie. Just like I liked Ballerina and Furiosa.
But Hollywood ran the idea of strong female characters into the ground to the point these movies struggle with the genre's audience while not being able to find a female audience
@AngryJoeShow Was the film woke. No.
But the constant need for Hollywood to shoehorn strong female characters into a lot of movies over the past few years and pump out constant female led action films... Hurt not only Supergirl but Furiosa and Ballerina.