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 Movies: Superman Review Superman (2025): James Gunns  In an attempt to reset its entire cinematic universe, Warner Bros. does so  Superman (2025). However,  the stakes couldn’t be higher. Directed by James Gunn and starring David Corenswet as the new Man of Steel the film is positioned as both a fresh start for DC and a return to the soul of Superman . Normally, on paper, it checks many of the right boxes. But based on what we’ve seen and heard, this cinematic reboot might not win over every fan.  Now lad and lassies let’s break down what works and what might not. A Superman for a New Generation (Not an Origin Story This Time) So, Gunns Superman isn’t about Kal-El learning who he is. It is about how he chooses to live among us . While Man of Steel took us through Clark’s alienation and struggle with identity, Superman (2025) picks up with him already established , working at the Daily Planet , and trying to reconcile his Kryptonian heritage wit...

Yeah, so I watched Ballerina recently and honestly, the movie was great. It was like that fresh thing they added to the John Wick universe, but at the same time, it still had that same feel that made us fall in love with the franchise. You know how it is—some people are like “it is just the same action, same formula,” but honestly, let us not lie, that formula works. That is the whole point. Same way people enjoy Jason Statham’s movies. It is the same guy, same tough energy, he beats people, he drives cars, he is mad with the hands, and somehow we do not get tired. Why? `cause he is good at it. That is how John Wick is. From John Wick 1 to 4, and now Ballerina, they have mastered that clean fighting choreography. Everything just looks nice and sharp. You are watching it and you know it is the same gritty world, but they always make it feel new and nostalgic at the same time. With Ballerina, it was different in the sense that, this one really felt like we were fo...