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Very good movie, but there might be some people in DC who won't like it and I'll end it at that.

It's usually hard to make a Superman movie work. David Corenswet does an amazing job helping you forget who Henry Cavill ever was. Not that Henry was a bad actor but he was a great Superman actor in a bad era of DC movies.

The supporting cast is also incredible as well. Nicholas Hoult, Rachel Brosnahan, Nathan Fillion and Edi Gathegi also do an amazing job.

Many superhero movies and other action movies have a problem turning the main character into a God but this movie kept Superman level-headed. He had a mission and upheld it. He's vulnerable. I liked that.

It really has been a while since there was a good superhero movie. Definitely recommended.

The whole movie was a gigantic ad. Obviously, it was made to promote F1, but there literally isn't a minute an ad isn't on screen. It's a well-made movie but it's very obvious why the whole film exists. It's about money and commercialism. So much so, you really wonder why even charge people to watch? Give free tickets away and let people voluntarily take in the commercialism.

I've watched two of the Vegas races and honestly, it's super-boring. There's none of this drama. And if you know anything about F1, the race isn't as thrilling. IYKYK.

It's worth it to watch in the theater but I can't see myself watching it again.

Not going to lie, definitely a weird film. But it works. Danny Boyle is back.

There are a ton of plot holes. Yes. Just...don't question them. Just roll with it. It bothered me at the beginning but then I just accepted it.

I don't think the aim is to create a zombie movie that's rational or logical, about reclaiming the UK, it's about setting up, I don't know, a story that suits Danny Boyle's whims. What you see is what you get!

I assume they're going to make 28 Months Later into a more pedestrian TV show. The movies will be more of a free-for-all and I'm loving it so far.

Walk in with an open mind. That's all I ask.