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26/12/2024

26/12/2024

David Corenswet as Clark Kent/Superman in ‘Superman’ (2025), dir. James Gunn 🦸🏻‍♂️💥💨

26/12/2024

First look at Krypto the Superdog in ‘SUPERMAN’. 🐾🐶🦸🏻‍♀️💥💨

26/12/2024

Can you resist this cuteness? 🥹🐾

Meet Krypto, the Superdog!

26/12/2024

A comparison between Cavill's and Corenswet's Superman suit 🦸🏻‍♂️
Which one's your bet? 👀

"❤️" For Henry "👍🏼" for David

26/12/2024

It’s OK to have your favorite Superman.

Maybe you grew up with Christopher Reeve, were captivated by Brandon Routh, or found inspiration in Henry Cavill’s portrayal. Maybe Tyler Hoechlin’s Superman is the one who resonates most with you, or you’re excited to see what’s next.

That’s the beauty of fandom—Superman means something different to everyone, and every interpretation brings something unique to the table. But here’s the thing: sitting on another movie just because it’s not your favorite version doesn’t make you a passionate fan—it makes you a toxic one. Worse, it makes you an idiot. And I’m so sick of seeing this side of the fandom dragging something they haven’t even seen yet. Tyler Hoechlin’s Superman is my favorite . I think he’s incredible in the role. But you don’t see me running around crapping on Henry Cavill or any other Superman. Why? Because I celebrate him and honor the others.

Every actor who dons the cape brings something special to the legacy, and that deserves respect. If you love Henry Cavill’s Superman, great! He gave us a powerful, modern take on the character. If Christopher Reeve will always be your Superman, that’s awesome—his legacy is timeless. But just because someone else’s vision doesn’t align with yours doesn’t mean it deserves to be trashed. It’s childish, and it hurts the community as a whole.

Fandom is about celebrating what you love, not tearing down what you don’t. It’s about being open to new ideas and interpretations. After all, Superman’s core values—hope, unity, and belief in the good of others—are bigger than any one actor or director. So, let’s do better. If you’re not interested in a new Superman movie, that’s fine—skip it. But don’t poison the well for others just because it’s not your “perfect” version. Be a true fan. Respect the character and the people who love him, no matter the interpretation. Because at the end of the day, Superman is bigger than one face or one era. He’s an idea. And ideas are meant to evolve.
🙌🏼🦸🏻‍♂️💥💨

(Reposted)

26/12/2024

Same, but different. 👀🦸🏻‍♂️💥

26/12/2024

There's something about these two and I can't wait to figure it out in future movies 🦇🦸🏻‍♂️