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One thing that I am getting tired off is that the media continue to push this idea of good and dandy Superman into our throats, when the real Superman, the ones from the comics, never was like that since the fucking beginning, they always use the idealise Superman as a counterpoint to movies that they don't like for example, Man of Steel and Batman VS Superman, never the less, they should have known the source material, Superman inst the pinnacle of morality, he had done very questionable things during all his history and had killed many villains.
But of course, that part they want to conveniently put aside because it don't fit their image of the perfect and moral Superhero, and they seems to ignore to a extreme that Superman have evolved to much since then, now he isn't a god that watch us from adobe, but a common beings like us, capable of being corruptible, and most fans love that part of him, explaining the continue success of Injustice God Among Us comics.
But instead of accepting Superman as a whole, they continue to push this false image of him, because accepting his flaws it would break their nice childhood fantasy of Superman that they have in their mind as incorruptible force and watcher of wrong doings, if they want that so badly maybe they should create a Ministry of Truth to watch all over them and their misdeeds.
Superman always was tied to the U. S. exceptionalism and nationalism, specially during the cold war, were the phrase: "True and Justice in the American Way" was born, that is a very funny phrase, knowing that the U. S. had their hands in overthrowing democracies in South America and Iran at the time, that is a very bullshit statement.
The point is that the idealise Superman show their still prevalent idea of the U. S. exceptionalism, the fantasy that the U. S. is moral and good by definition, that idea never existed in real life, knowing the U. S. history of conquering and overthrowing democracies around the world, the real U. S. like the real Superman is very flawed one, but at difference from Superman that still have some of his moral values still in place, the U. S. have been corrupted to the core and still desperately trying to cling to a image and an idea that is pure fantasy.
Never the less, the media continue to push, and push this false idea of the idealise Superman because they don't want to admit how deeply flawed and deeply rotten their own country is, sorry, but anyone else already had accepted Superman flaws, and even like them how they are, but it seems that the media runs by don't see no evil and no hear no evil.
But of course, that part they want to conveniently put aside because it don't fit their image of the perfect and moral Superhero, and they seems to ignore to a extreme that Superman have evolved to much since then, now he isn't a god that watch us from adobe, but a common beings like us, capable of being corruptible, and most fans love that part of him, explaining the continue success of Injustice God Among Us comics.
But instead of accepting Superman as a whole, they continue to push this false image of him, because accepting his flaws it would break their nice childhood fantasy of Superman that they have in their mind as incorruptible force and watcher of wrong doings, if they want that so badly maybe they should create a Ministry of Truth to watch all over them and their misdeeds.
Superman always was tied to the U. S. exceptionalism and nationalism, specially during the cold war, were the phrase: "True and Justice in the American Way" was born, that is a very funny phrase, knowing that the U. S. had their hands in overthrowing democracies in South America and Iran at the time, that is a very bullshit statement.
The point is that the idealise Superman show their still prevalent idea of the U. S. exceptionalism, the fantasy that the U. S. is moral and good by definition, that idea never existed in real life, knowing the U. S. history of conquering and overthrowing democracies around the world, the real U. S. like the real Superman is very flawed one, but at difference from Superman that still have some of his moral values still in place, the U. S. have been corrupted to the core and still desperately trying to cling to a image and an idea that is pure fantasy.
Never the less, the media continue to push, and push this false idea of the idealise Superman because they don't want to admit how deeply flawed and deeply rotten their own country is, sorry, but anyone else already had accepted Superman flaws, and even like them how they are, but it seems that the media runs by don't see no evil and no hear no evil.
DUNE PART 2 IS REALLY BAD
I am going against the hype train that every Youtube movie reviewer is going, and say that the sequel of Villanue Dune is barely better than the first movie, it added the more minimanlistic of plots and continue to the trends that make bad the last movie, the lack of world building and context, at least they added Irulan narration this time, but they stumble, and make her a full Bene Gesserit when she barely was beginning her training in Dune, completing her training and not even hiding it in Children of Dune. Sure the movie is a visual spectacle, but still have no substance whatsoever, the conflict is barely there, at least between the Space Guild, the Bene Gesserit, Shaddam, Irulan, all what matters is the war between the Artreides and the Harkonnen, but totally lack nuances, the Artreides weren't leading the Fremen because the goodness of their hearts, Jessica was for survival and Paul for revenge at first, to then when he began to believe the prophecies of the Fremen, that
Oppenheimer and the dangers of rewriting the past
The critiques seems to love Oppenheimer, but to me is another cheap biopic that try to bury the dirty laundry of the U. S., like many movies their type, like the motto says: "In U. S. movies soldiers only feel sad when they kill other people", but ignore the thousand or millions of people that their occupation or war caused, and Oppenheimer is basically is the same, is all about how sad Oppenheimer felt when he built the bomb but not the horrible consequences that it had, like the bombardment of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, something that the movies pass over, for the melodrama about Oppenheimer alleged "Communist" ties, even that in reality his brother was more a true communist than Oppenheimer ever was. Hell, Nolan himself dodged the question of Hiroshima and Nagasaki when he was interview about this movie, he not want to get his hand dirty and show the consequences of the bombs, the billions of people that they killed, to me the movie is nothing more than a melodramatic shallow
The Gold Man not Understand the Prequels
There is a Youtuber called The Gold Man that it seems that not seems to understand the basic of politics, maybe because he is a Original Star Wars fan, sure, he want to extend a olive branch to the Prequels fans and want to "critic" the prequels, but when you can understand the most obvious and self explanatory plot of Attack of the Clones you are really losing me there, the plot of the Attack of the Clones is not that complicated, is basically the plot of the Phantom Menace but extended for the whole galaxy, corporations want more privileges and tax cuts, and Dooku use it to manipulate them to create a droid army, meanwhile with the help of Sidious he created a Clone Army. But The Gold Man use the excuse that Lucas needed more time to his plan to work, to be well executed, it seems that even after twenty years, and the fall of the Original Star Wars fans of the Fandom there is nothing that you can say or do to satisfied them, sure, they can understand the most basic plot, like in the
CORPORATIONS BLAMES EVERYTHING ON FATIGUE
Now I am seeing a trend in the last six months, that every time that a new superhero movie fails or a Star Wars movie fails, they rush to blame it on fatigue, not that actually they not have any good original story to tell or the shady dealings that they did, putting money under the table, like the infamous deals that the MCU did with the Pentagon, to do military propaganda for them, making the twenty something movies from the MCU nothing more than military propaganda, and then they have the audacity on blaming on fatigue when the public catch on, in case of the DCU or Star Wars is more the case that most of their movies or TV Shows hadn't been particularly good or boring, even if they have a compelling message. In case of Star Wars, you cant make a political commentary if fall of the rails by the fourth episode and everyone stop watching it because how boring it is, and most of the fans now ignore Disney Star Wars like the plague, and the most recent DCU movie the Flash, that
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