

What's worse? The curse of being a winter lamb, or the curse of being the only one in your flock who can't simply erase every painful memory.

At this point with the film having been out for quite some time accompanied with record breaking success and countless reviews and opinions that have snowballed from it's run, I find it impossible to judge it solely on its own merits. I can't help but evaluate it through the lens of the reaction it provoked in people. Can't even decide which was more unsettling, the film or the things I've heard people say about it. Didn't find a single scene funny in the slightest and this might be a invalid take but if the movie wasn't misogynistic and built up on a women's unconsenting sufferings while catering to a man's most innate desires it wouldn't have the success it has despite the amazing acting from Inde and other well sought out aspects. Lowkey sad that a film like this is reaching such box office milestones as it might not be inherently misogynistic but it's also not a delight for women.

Supergirl and milly deserved a better film. It's your average dc movie I guess, superman just raised standards for a dc movie and as much as I hate comparing superman to supergirl the difference is astounding and you can't ignore that.

I'm just too stuck-up to be entertained by outdated humour ig