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I LOVE how Kara’s hair just goes everywhere in this film. It’s whipping around at the bus, it’s freezing in a mess around her head in space, it’s draped over her head and hiding her face from vomit. It so satisfying to watch! And then her final sun moment where it’s flowing majestically in the wind really fits how she’s stepping into her hero shoes!!!

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Look out~ 😎

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Supergirl dir. Craig Gillespie | 2026

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I just love how Supergirl isn't really about the revenge or the dog or anything that goes on at all. Its about two grieving girls trying to keep going in diffrent ways and teaching each other how to survive with the weight of it all while also inspiring each other to be better people. Its about not letting your past overtake your future. Its about prioritizing yourself instead of being fuled by your trauma. Its about being good no matter what.

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A thing I really appreciate about supergirl is that Kara is never shown to be pretty. Yeha she is pretty regardless because they casted milly fucking alcock but the never show her to be put together. They let her be messy. They let her be rude. They let her fuck up. Every time we see strong confident women in media they are always wearing the tightest bodysuit and look beautiful even when they have been beaten to shit. Not here. Every scene Kara is in she looks like a car had run over her. And they don't "transform" her and make her look prettier by the end to show that she has started to heal. Nah they keep her like that and they change how she acts. I love supergirl.

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Finally, a "jaded alcoholic man whose loved ones are all dead avenges his dog" movie where the man's a woman and the dog doesn't die.

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There's something so special to me about Supergirl's big message being "Everything and everyone, including you, will be fine. You will be okay."

It's so special to me the sort of loneliness Kara and Ruthye experience.

I love Ruthye's "You're not always nice, but you're kind. You're not always perfect, but you're good." because it's a reassurance that even if you're not 100% good and nice and perfect, you can still be kind and good. Kindness isn't something that you are or aren't, it's an every day choice. Which is a complete contrast to Superman's ideology.

It's such a comforting movie. It makes me cry everytime.

It may be ridiculous, but Supergirl is so special to me. And, hearing her movie preach being kind and good is possible even when you're not perfect is so comforting. It's so hopeful in its own way.