Jeremy_Perry

The most anticipated film of the year, with skepticism and bias towards the actors and director.

James Gunn made history in the universe, and this is a moment in the long history of the DCU. That's a clever way to tell stories, but it comes at the cost of losing the beginning point even though most of us know what happened.

The film is divided into 3 acts and is very well put together, and all the main characters are wonderfully immersed in the story, and I feel like they have a lot of ideas that they want to tell, but can't tell at this point. I do wish they will have the right moment to shine The plot seems to be quite safe. Noting to be memorable or having an impact scene.

Most of time they've focusing on the character behavior to introduce the audience.

The worrying point is that if you are not familiar with the characters from Justice Leagues or DC comics, you will have a hard time connecting the story, and that may have a negative impact on the reviews.

Also, Superman's physical strength is quite weak but as it should be. But I feel like people expect superman to be strong, fearsome from the last image of Henry Cavil in Man of steel, so you expect quite a bit from David Corenswet

David Corenswet did a great job in the role of being kind and compassionate in the way that Superman is.

And Rachel Broanahan is a Lois lane that's the world wanted! She is strong in her own way and uses the character's existing abilities in a courageous way And yes Nicholas Hoult he's came in second among all the Lex Luthor actors, even though he doesn't have much of an emotional role in most of the films.

Overall is good and entertaining enough for the introduction of DCU.

I have been following this series for a long time and every story has a good plot and its own uniqueness, except for DECADE Its content is childish and nothing interesting, except for seeing the old Kamen Riders from our childhood come back to life Before destroying them by having them transform into accessories for DECADE to show how strong he is, and Bandai tries to sell more toys from the series than just accessories and transformation belts.... However, the story doesn't have much to it other than DECADE trying to save the world in his own way and tell every universe that's he is a good person with his terrible acting.

Daredevil is back! With the hero's role abandoned in a new situation, the character is confused about himself and how long will they keep playing this content, the good news is that we have the whole cast back with a more understandable and easy to kid to tracking the story but it doesn't make sense, not as subtle as netflix version, especially the worst CGI fighting scene for trying to make it more comics accurate.

The light effect and cinematic is feel so cringe there so many unnecessary lens flare adding on the shows

The plot is like a kid show so far every case has to finished by 2 episodes and still doesn't bring any attention what is going to happened next

Seem like they're trying focusing on how this character going to fit in the MCU rather than same old daredevil from Netflix that's we knew.