DC Comics Multimedia General - A crisis of infinite fuck ups

[BigBadBastich]

TBH even though its a very tired argument I need to wonder why the handful of people who like Supergirl think its sexist to not support it when even women arent lining up to see this and are calling Milly Alcock ugly.

 

[strumpets exeunt]

I think Post-Crisis Supes would be the one guy writing an article about how the world failed Walter Kovacs and that in spite of everything set against him, Rorschach made a difference and gave his life to expose a cabal of hypocrites, one of which was the only man he ever called “friend”

"Meeting with Kent left a bad taste in my mouth. He is pampered and decadent, betraying even his own shallow, liberal affectations. Possibly homosexual? Must remember to investigate further."

 

[toilet_rainbow]

when even women arent lining up to see this and are calling Milly Alcock ugly.

My sister is one of them. Says she just hates her face. I’m surprised she was even interested in seeing it in the first place. Still brings up a good point: why see a movie when it’s hard to look at the lead actor? She’s not the ugliest lead I’ve seen, but whoever compared her to a Geico caveman… wasn’t wrong.

My wife and I might pirate it. Both of us hated the last Superman movie and expect very little in terms of quality from it. I’m hoping for an entertaining shitfest. She’s curious how much the shitfest deviates from the original storyline.

 

[Mystery Spy]

TBH even though its a very tired argument I need to wonder why the handful of people who like Supergirl think its sexist to not support it when even women arent lining up to see this and are calling Milly Alcock ugly.

They don't.

I mean sure there will always be people that like garbage. But overall they majority of men doing this are just virtue signaling. It's the male equivalent of "not like the other girls."

They need to tell people, specially women, how "good", they are by supporting a product made to pander women (even if women hate it too). If they were honest, and if it wasn't a political statement, most of them would tell you it's a mid at best movie, or admit that they hate it too.

 

[Overly Serious]

He’s divisive sure, but some already have problems with Critical Drinker’s review of Supergirl.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=g7KMw8jQk1w

Critical Drinker disliked drunken lush Kara so much, that at one point he came close to criticising drinking.

From what I've seen and heard it's terrible. The one thing I wont pile on with is knocking Milly Alcock as a cave girl because I think she's pretty and for all I know she's a good actress in other things.

The special cup is unbelievable. I guess it's supposed to be her jacket and the colour didn't quite come off? Because Supergirl is known for her jacket... Someone should have seen that and just said "this hasn't worked, just abandon this idea."

Which you can apply to the movie too from what I've heard.

 

[Incecticyder]

Never heard of him before this, but a woke loser getting dunked on is always delightful.

Look him up and what he did.

 

[Mystery Spy]

From what I've seen and heard it's terrible. The one thing I wont pile on with is knocking Milly Alcock as a cave girl because I think she's pretty and for all I know she's a good actress in other things.

She is not hideous by any means, but she was terribly miscast, in my opinion.

Supergirl, like it or not, has expectations and how she should look, and those are very high. She has consistently been played by very beautiful women. Or drawn as one, if you count comics and cartoons.

I think most people calling her ugly is due to people getting a whiplash for her failing to live to those expectations. Even average is not enough to meet them. So I think it's less her being a hideous monster and more like she is not pretty enough to be Supergirl, which I do think it's the case.

When she is compared to the other live action Supergirls she easily stands out as the least attractive. Even compared to the one that showed up in the Flash movie.

Milly would had been better suited for another role.