SUPERMAN is just as fun, vibrant & idiosyncratic as James Gunn’s “The Suicide Squad” and “Guardians of the Galaxy” films, yet it still captures the empowering, hopeful spirit of the comics. His distinctive style & offbeat humor, along with the crowded cast of characters, and narrative bloat may not be for everyone, but Gunn was never going to please everyone, no matter what he did. For me, it mostly works, especially because Gunn shows such a deep understanding of what Superman should represent in 2025 while staying true to what the character has always stood for. David Corenswet, Rachel Brosnahan & Nicholas Hoult all feel perfectly cast in their iconic roles (and yes, Krypto is awesome!), but it’s Edi Gathegi who unexpectedly steals the show as the calm and cool Mister Terrific. There are moments when the film soars, surprises, stumbles & falls. But it’s consistently energetic, full of promise, and delivers a hero audiences can look up to, relate to, and believe in as DC Studios looks toward the future.
More Packers moves: Free-agent safety Xavier McKinney is signing a four-year, $68 million deal - a $17M per year average - with the Green Bay Packers. Agent David Mulugheta confirmed the deal.
Sean Clifford relieves Jordan Love, who is the fourth quarterback in NFL postseason history to register a maximum passer rating of 158.3. #Packers
Peyton Manning (2004 vs. Denver)
Terry Bradshaw (1976 vs. Baltimore Colts)
Don Meredith (1967 vs. Cleveland)
I know some conservatives are calling this “woke” but I don’t see it that way. It’s pro-life. The Left is exterminating Down syndrome children. They are the victims of an actual eugenics campaign. This is one case where “inclusion and representation” actually is important.