I ended up seeing the movie twice, on Friday and Saturday, because I wanted to see the movie in 3D. I decided to go to the 12:30 pm showing of the new Superman movie because I heard good reviews on it on YouTube. Even though I am not interested in superhero movies, I heard that that annoying Zionist Ben Shapiro hated the movie, which further encouraged me to see it because it is likely to be a good movie. I walked across the street to the local Regal theater and bought a ticket. On Friday, I watched the movie on Standard screen. I thought the movie was fun, similar to a wild ride in a video game. It kept my interest for all two hours. It was fast-paced but fun, filled with realistic metaphor-like scenes that paralleled with what is going on in current society, such as Zionist Israel trying to steal all of Palestine with an endless war. It also hinted at USA complicity.
They demonize Superman with lies and propaganda to destroy and silence him, as well as they try to destroy the Superdog, which actually belongs to Supergirl. Other superheroes band together to help Superman fight Lex Luthor and his corrupt allies because Lois Lane wants to save her boyfriend, Clark Kent. Jimmy Olsen has an admirer, a bimbo who poses in annoying selfies while working for Lex. Even though she is dating Lex Luthor, she has a crush on Jimmy Olsen. Jimmy uses her to his advantage by pressuring her for information about Lex until she gives in and sends him her selfies. Jimmy seems young and naive because he doesn’t notice anything, except stupid selfies. Lois Lane checks out the selfies to note clues in the background, which hint at Boravia’s plan to take over Jarhanpur by stealing all the land and displacing the Jarhanpur natives.
There is also a little monster created for public distraction, and it grows into a huge, evil and destructive distraction at Metropolis. Superman and his friends fight the evil distraction monster, as well as all the propaganda and lies to destroy and kill Superman. The evil corporation has high technology controlling others, which includes hiring monkey bloggers to spread and promote lies on the internet. Luthor holds prisoners for cloning and studies before killing them, which is similar to what Zionist Israel is doing with Palestinian kids, whom they kill and harvest their organs for Ukrainians and other elites. Superman and his superhero friends destroy and kill Boravia’s military as well, and Hawkgirl kills the Boravia President, which hints at the death of Netanyahu, IDF, tanks, and military.
Some areas of the film appear dystopian and futuristic, while the Daily Planet and Metropolis appear to be current society. Superman represents the general people in society because the elites are trying to silence him to his destruction and death. Superman suffers torture, but a prisoner with him ends up helping him recover and fight back. Another interesting scene is about demonizing Superman with media propaganda lies involving Superman having a harem and many kids to discredit him and make him look bad. I realize that Elon Musk and Donald Trump tend to have many women and kids, which is similar to the corporate elites in the movie, such as Lex Luthor. Superman, or Clark Kent, was only involved with Lois Lane.
Saturday, 7.19.25: I decided to watch this Superman movie again, but in 3D. A friend and I met at the IMAX theater at two. I watched Superman again in the 3D VIP room. The 3D effects were fun because there were lots of fight scenes and explosions, similar to the comic book pages in superhero magazines, which created broken pieces shattering and dispersing all over and toward the screen. The floating drones and nature scenes were also interesting in three-dimensional form. The underground dark area and the entrance to this black-hole pocket universe, where Lex Luthor does his torture and killing of his kidnapped prisoners who are against his agenda, were also interesting in three-dimensional form, which reminded me of what Zionist Israel does to thousands of kidnapped Palestinians, especially kids, in their prison system. The 3D effects gave more depth to the actions and scenes, enabling me to experience the scenes in a somewhat intimate way.
Directed by James Gunn, produced by Chantal Nong, Peter Safran, James Gunn, Nikolas Korda, and Lars P. Winther, Superman 2025 movie starred David Corenswet, Rachel Brosnahan, Nicholas Hoult, Edi Gathegi, Anthony Carrigan, Nathan Fillion, Isabela Merced, and other actors.
But the main message of the movie is that Superman represents the people, which includes the protesters, activists, immigrants, and everyone in America who make up the United States of America as a united whole, working together to make this nation thrive into a productive and efficient nation. After all, America is comprised of refugees from all over the world who came here to create a better future for their family, which includes all religions and races, working together in peace and harmony. The message encourages people to unite together and fight for their rights, as well as the rights of the oppressed worldwide, for a better future for everyone on Earth.
As I watched the film, I noticed similarities between certain characters with real-life people. Lex Luthor is a corporate elite, similar to Donald Trump and Elon Musk, because he has the same narcissistic personality. By the way, Zionists also embody narcissistic personality and acts. He works with his corrupt corporate group, US Zionist-occupied government, and his ally, the Boravia President, to continue the endless war of destruction and terrorism in order to steal all of Jarhanpur, filled with poor farmers and kids. The Boravia President looks and acts similar to Benjamin Netanyahu, or Benjamin Mileikowsky. Lex Luthor tends to have young bimbo girlfriends, such as Eve, which is similar to Trump and Musk. He treats them badly until they expose him and his corrupt acts, and he throws them in his prison system. Eve ends up giving information to Jimmy Olsen about Lex, which has to do with Boravia’s motives for oppressing and terrorizing the poor people of Jarhanpur until the Boravia President steals all their land. But Eve gives Jimmy the information he wants because she wants to be with him as his girlfriend. Lex Luthor is arrested at the end, along with his administration or group. All the prisoners in the underground black-hole pocket universe are freed. Superman’s cousin, Kara, who is Supergirl, returns in a state of drunken disarray to pick up her dog Krypto. Everyone notices that her hyper and destructive dog is a reflection of her because pets tend to be a reflection of their owner.
It was also noted that Clark Kent’s glasses were worn to distort and conceal his facial features so that no one could detect any similarities to Superman’s facial features. Clark tends to be awkward and quiet, while Superman is confident and strong.
Mister Terrific is a part of the superhero gang that helps Superman fight Lex Luthor and his corrupt group and ally.
Rex, or Metamorpho, helps Superman fight back when they are imprisoned together at the black-hole pocket universe. Superman helps Rex get his baby back. At the end of the movie, he ends up joining the Justice Gang to fight crime.
Green Lantern, or Guy, a Justice Gang member, tends to be very abrasive. He tends to speak his mind freely and unfiltered. He has a platinum blond bowl-cut hairstyle that makes him look a little off-kilter.
Hawkgirl, or Kendra, another Justice Gang member, ends up killing the Boravia President.
Eve is Luthor’s assistant and girlfriend. I didn’t see her work at the corporation. She was mostly doing selfies of herself as well as flirting with Jimmy Olsen on her iPhone.
Angela Spica, the engineer, works with Lex Luthor. She acts similar to a CIA agent, working for or with Lex, to destroy his enemies.
Vasil Ghurkos, the Boravia President, tends to resemble Benjamin Netanyahu, the Zionist Israel PM, in appearance, character, and motives. He is Lex Luthor’s political ally, working together on the same agenda.
Maxwell Lord, a tech billionaire businessman of LordTech, funds the Justice Gang. He is played by James Gunn’s younger brother, Sean Gunn.
Superman’s real parents, Jor-El and Lara Lor-Van, were played by Bradley Cooper and Angela Sarafyan. I thought they looked very new age, and their message was similar to Princess Leia’s hologram message in Star Wars. But their message was distorted, especially the ending, in which I feel the elites changed the message into propaganda lies in order to discredit and destroy Superman.
Christopher Reeve’s son, Will Reeve, plays a reporter for ABC News.
Malik Ali is a falafel cart vendor who helps Superman when Superman tries to stop the terrorist war by Boravia. He is also one of the prisoners in the pocket universe who Lex tortures and kills.
Krypto is the dog with superpowers, which includes flying with a red cape. He actually belongs to Supergirl, but Superman is taking care of him for a while. The dog was created via visual effects, CGI, and 3D modeling, based on James Gunn’s actual dog, Ozu. Krypto acts like a normal dog who is very active and playful, always trying to get into everything, but very attentive and alert to Superman’s needs and instructions. He acts like Superman’s sidekick, helping Superman fight criminals.
Overall, I thought the film was entertaining and fun, as I compared the characters to real people in politics and the media. It helped put the plot into perspective. The 3D effects made the action scenes more fun and exciting, as I followed the characters into the black hole as well as into different scenes, which sometimes felt like I was looking at certain scenes from a drone’s view.
