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SUPERGIRL Trailer Soars In With a Bold First Look at DC’s Next Big Hero

Today, Warner Bros. Pictures and DC Studios released the first official trailer for Supergirl, offering audiences a dynamic first look at the next major cinematic entry in the revamped DC Universe. The teaser introduces Milly Alcock in the lead role as Kara Zor-El — a tougher, more emotionally complex version of Superman’s iconic cousin — and sets the stage for an intergalactic adventure that blends high-stakes action with character-driven storytelling. https://youtu.be/YqdAEdkHrwo?si=sQEaAAWp8Nkfalai This first teaser gives the audience a perfect sense of what the tone for this film will be - brutal and emotional with a touch of whimsy and humor. The trailer positions Supergirl as a departure from traditional superhero fare. Rather than presenting an idealized, almost flawless hero, the footage emphasizes Kara’s imperfections and emotional depth. Scenes show her waking up in a cluttered apartment, celebrating what she hopes will be her best year yet, and engaging in explosive combat sequences across a vividly realized cosmic landscape. The tone is heightened by the clever use of Blondie’s “Call Me,” juxtaposing gritty introspection with energetic set pieces. Kara’s internal struggle is highlighted in a standout line — “He sees the good in everyone. And I see the truth” — underscoring the emotional complexity that will define her journey in the film. Audiences also get their first full look at Jason Momoa as Lobo, the hard-edged anti-hero and bounty hunter, adding another layer of unpredictable energy to the narrative. And was that Space Cabbie? One can hope. DC Studios also recently released the official poster for the film, which you can see below:

The cast assembled around Alcock further underscores the film’s broad scope. Supporting roles include Eve Ridley as Ruthye Marye Knoll, a young alien who becomes central to Kara’s mission; Matthias Schoenaerts as Krem of the Yellow Hills; David Krumholtz and Emily Beecham as Kara’s parents Zor-El and Alura In-Ze; and of course Momoa’s Lobo. The inclusion of Krypto the Superdog also delighted fans, tying back to Supergirl’s appearance in this year’s Superman film. Directed by Craig Gillespie from a screenplay by Ana Nogueira, Supergirl draws inspiration from the critically acclaimed comic Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow by Tom King and Bilquis Evely. In adapting this source material, the film promises a more grounded and introspective take on the character’s origins and motivations — particularly her grappling with trauma and loss after the destruction of Krypton. Set for theatrical release on June 26, 2026, Supergirl marks a key chapter in DC Studios’ broader strategy for revitalizing the DC Universe under the leadership of James Gunn and Peter Safran. With its blend of gritty characterization, cosmic visuals, and genre-bending tone, the first trailer has already sparked significant excitement among fans and critics alike, positioning the film as one of the most anticipated superhero releases of the coming year. Read the full article

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🖤🖤🖤 . Rami Malek na première de Amsterdam, em Londres. 💚🧡 21/09/2022 . #ramimalek #amsterdam #amsterdammovie #Notimetodie #oppenheimer #christianbale #margotrobbie #johndavidwashington #anyataylorjoy #michaelshannon #taylorswift #timothyolyphant #alessandronivola #matthiasschoenaerts #andreariseborough #mikemyers #robertdeniro #prada #cartier https://www.instagram.com/p/Cix4hCEOOG_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Suite francese (2014)

Michelle Williams e  Matthias Schoenaerts sono Lucile Angellier e il tenente Bruno von Falk

[joelkinnamanfansilvia]

Sons of Philadelphia´s poster (in France). In US Brothers by blood.

[adamwatchesmovies]

The Old Guard (2020)

The Old Guard features cool action scenes and pretty good performances. All that’s missing is some imagination. Much more that could’ve been done with its premise but the missed potential's not enough for me to discourage you from seeing it.

For centuries, mercenaries Andy (Charlize Theron), Booker (Matthias Schoenaerts), Joe (Marwan Kenzari), and Nicky (Luca Marinelli) have helped those they could. As immortals who heal from any wound, they jump into conflict until they realize someone has learned their secret. This couldn’t have come at a worse time. They’ve just discovered another like them, an American marine named Nile Freeman (Kiki Layne).

All of these movies with immortals and still, we hear the same old song. “There’s no point loving anyone because you’ll outlive them”. “The world has stopped caring, so have I.” “The world/people never change.” You'd think Andy would be a little less grim. She’s literally lived through the emancipation of slaves, and the women’s suffragette movement. Despite having three friends to hang out with - immortal friends she CAN form a lasting bond with - she's wallowing in her misery. You could do so much with the time they've been given but all they’ve learned to do is kill people more efficiently. You’d think at least one of them would’ve squirreled away enough money to cure cancer or solve world hunger by now but this is not that kind of movie. It’s about not one, but FOUR Wolverines mowing their way through legions of baddies until they have a kill count higher than WWII. Fair enough. Charlize Theron is more than capable of delivering when it comes to stunts.

To give the movie credit, there are some innovations here and there. The quartet are immortal but still feel pain. They know first-hand there are things far worse than death. Such a fate may await them. With the help of former CIA operative Copley (Chiwetel Ejiofor), pharmaceutical executive Steven Merrick (Harry Melling) is getting dangerously close to the group. Bad news for them. Either he has the best benefits package of any company in the history of ever, or he’s turned his staff into fanatics. No one bats an eye when they’re told they’ll be vivisecting people alive - without anesthetics. Even when faced with piles of dead co-workers, his goons eagerly jump into the fray. I know we’re not supposed to think about it too much. They’re just supposed to be blocks our heroes dispatch in creative ways but can’t we have cool action and a smart story?

Try not to focus too much on the missed opportunities. There’s good stuff here. For instance, two of the 5 immortals are in a gay relationship. It’s treated like it’s no big deal but it will be to certain audiences, particularly if this spawns a franchise. Marwan Kenzari and Luca Marinelli have good chemistry. Their characters’ love makes you care about them. And then they get to pay their assailants back with violence. That’s pretty cool. (September 24, 2020)

[multipolarneuron]

We sometimes need to build new pieces of our relationships. We shouldn't care about old and lost pieces but create fresh and new moments and memories on the old foundations.

So let's loose the old bricks in nowhere and bind the new ones with the strongest cement in order to fight the next tempest.

~Far from the madding crowd 2015

[banedrivesmeinsane]

Two of my faves!!

[badassbaker]

Since today’s theme is Tom and dogs, I HAD to have a post for little Rocco. I legitimately think the producers of The Drop handed Tom a film contract that said, “You get to have a dog in this movie” and he immediately signed. Good thing it’s also an awesome film. (And Matthias is in it too…♡♡♡)

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