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This week Mary and David watched Craig Gillespie's Supergirl. Gillespie has directed a couple of films that Mary and David love - I, Tonya and the Fright Night remake - so they were really looking forward to this film.
Supergirl (2026)
It’s summer, which means that it’s the time when studios are putting out their big releases, hoping to get those big bucks from people seeking shelter in a cold dark theater on a hot afternoon or entire families coming out to see the latest computer animated intellectual property product together, getting snacks and commemorative blankets and popcorn buckets that will be leaching microplastics…
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David Krumholtz in Slums of Beverly Hills (1998)
I am BEGGING anyone and everyone who loved Bernard as a kid to watch Num3rs because David Krumholtz plays Charlie. One of the main characters and you get to see him in so many good senarios, scared, pathetic, worried, protective. Any scenario you want to stick your blorbo in Charlie gets stuck in. It’s fantastic…
#MillyAlcock enfile la cape dans le nouveau #Supergirl de #CraigGillespie. Une héroïne écorchée et furieuse pour relancer le DCU. Découvrez notre critique complète et notre avis tranché sur ce blockbuster ! #Supergirl #DCU #Action #CritiqueCinema #CKMZ
Movie Review: 'Supergirl' (Second Opinion)
Plot: Based loosely on the Tom King graphic novel “Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow,” several years after escaping the doomed planet Krypton’s Argo City, Kara Zor-El/Supergirl (Milly Allcock) still struggles with the trauma of losing her entire race. Deciding to go on a red sun pub crawl for her 23rd birthday to get drunk, Kara encounters Ruthye (Eve Ridley), a young girl whose parents were slain by…
Oh wow. Oh. Oh wow.