#gunnverse

[mordenandmerry]

Ok but like Superman having good rep for punk people that, while brief, shows the ideals of punk culture being rooted in standing up for people being persecuted and fighting against the authorities that attack them was not something I was expecting but I’m genuinely so happy about it. Punk people and ideals have been treated like a joke by a lot of mainstream media, but to have a highly successful movie accurately capture it means so much to me. Especially coming from Lois Lane.

[green-lantern-corpse]

Guy, I love you, but drinking milk while eating cereal is just too much milk at once

[smallcloisville]

SUPERMAN + KIDS = FEELS✨✨

[dancerswhirl]

Shoutout to Fox News for the inspiration.

[galahadwilder]

One of the great triumphs of David Coronswet’s Clark is that Superman looks strong and wise and compassionate and friendly but also put-together and competent, meanwhile his Clark Kent looks like someone who would staple his tie to the desk but you’re not sure whether he did it by accident or intentionally to make you laugh

[the-irreverend]

Words cannot begin to describe how much I LOVE TO HATE Nicholas Hoult's portrayal of Lex Luthor, and that Russian Roulette with Malik did for his version of Luthor what the "LOOK AT ME!" scene did for Heath Ledger's Joker.

It truly captures what makes Lex Luthor a great Superman antagonist: a megalomaniacal capitalist pig driven by a lethal cocktail of pettiness and psychopathy; a man who postures himself as a saviour of humanity who doesn't have a trace of humanity in him.

He could've taunted Superman with all the tragedies in Metropolis and the world that he could've stopped if he wasn't imprisoned, and just left it at that. But he went further. He abducted an ordinary man whose only crime was offering Clark some food to eat and forced him to witness the hero he looked up to at his lowest point. Breaking both Malik and Clark in one fell swoop. But he went further.

He could've just shot him then and there, but what does he do? He turns it into a game of chance. And when he actually ends up murdering him, he gets bummed out that it couldn't go on longer!

All of this to destroy someone who others treat as a god just so he can keep pretending to be one.

[morgangalaxy43]

Guy and Michael are an old married couple and Hawkgirl is their daughter figure

[frwalkwithme]

hello . does anyone gaf about this show anymore