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    Abendkasse: 'Superman' fliegt auf riesige Vorschau auf 22,5 Millionen US -Dollar, der bisher größte von 2025
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    Abendkasse: ‚Superman‘ fliegt auf riesige Vorschau auf 22,5 Millionen US -Dollar, der bisher größte von 2025

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    1. Betty-Rose- on

      When will maga learn. The more they hate something, the more normal people want to do it.

    2. Just-a-French-dude95 on

      What I fucking great day to be a superman fan… I’ve been waiting for this for over 20 years 

    3. aaclavijo on

      I love it. Google „superman woke“ and you’ll get loads of YouTube videos people harking on the studios, so badly projecting a flop for validation. especially has been superman dean Cain.

    4. deschain_19195 on

      I’m predicting $156million opening weekend and 600million total domestic boxoffice it will make just under 900 million worldwide.

    7. Algae_Mission on

      Finally seeing a really good Superman movie again after decades is a terrific feeling. I’m happy to see this movie embracing something that has largely been missing from a lot recent big blockbusters. Hope. Earnest, genuine hope.

    10. beavis617 on

      So if this movie is successful by any measure I’m sure Charlie Kirk and the rest will call it a colossal failure and a great victory for MAGA and Trumpworld.

    12. igotabridgetosell on

      Saw it last night, the experience is worth the trip. The movie avoids showing repetitive things while reminding viewers of those things in clever ways. And that heartwarming feeling at the end, I thought it was fucking great. And loved the dog ofc.

    13. MybklynWndy on

      I watched Superman today and absolutely enjoyed it. It’s not the genre of movie I would typically be interested in but I am so glad I gave it a shot. The well placed doses of humor, sentiment and that adorable Krypto, in addition to solid acting, made me a fan.

    14. DawnSignals on

      I was really disappointed with it. Just really lazy all around from the disjointed pacing and direction to the lack of real world-building. Felt more like a sequel. Emotional scenes didn’t feel earned as a result most of the time. Seemed like a rushed first draft. Also James Gunn really seems to love falling back on the “Country A invades Country B” political backdrop trope. If this were literally any other superhero it would’ve landed in the 70-something % range on RT but it’s Superman I guess. Idk can’t say I’m excited for the rest of this new DCU.

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