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"Superhero Movie" is a great parody work, especially brightly mocking elements of the Spider-Man franchise and, to a lesser extent, other superhero films. The creators of the film clearly approached their task with a proper understanding of what they wanted to achieve. The approach to humor deserves special attention: it is not overloaded with complex constructions and multi-page dialogues, but is built on simple but effective jokes. The film masterfully balances, one might even say juggles, between outright absurdity and attempts to create serious moments, which creates a special comic effect. Particularly successful is the way the film combines ridiculous situations with "serious" episodes. This combination only enhances the overall comic effect due to the contrast with the absurdity surrounding them. The film deserves more attention in its subject matter.

I think it is safe to say that "Superhero Movie" takes a worthy place among the best comedy parodies on such a topic.

A Spanish duo dreaming of a new life in the United States have reached an important milestone - after a long journey, they have finally landed in New York. It would seem that there is very little left to do: wait for the next flight to Miami, where a bright future awaits them. But fate presents an unpleasant surprise - the couple is sent for additional inspection. Despite the impeccable documents, immigration officers remain silent about the reasons for the detention. And now it becomes clear - because of this delay, they will definitely miss their flight to the city where they planned to start a new chapter in their lives. The opening scenes of the film created an intriguing atmosphere, awakening genuine interest. However, everything came down to tedious dialogues and unpleasant, unethical questions from immigration officers, which seemed to have little to do with the document verification procedure. When it became obvious that the entire plot was built solely on the depiction of an exhausting, degrading interrogation, disappointment overwhelmed. After watching the film, I got the impression that it was just a low-budget thriller with a primitive, as if hastily sketched script. I really regret that I succumbed to the provocative title and wasted time watching such a mediocre work.