Trailer Supergirl - Official 'Home' Trailer

[Willie the Duck]

What. They hurt the dog? Now I'm angry.

Is this all a overly complicated plot to get Keanu Reeves into the DCU?

 

[Ryujin]

This looks like a role that Momoa is suited for, to me. And Super Jane Wick? I'll take it

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

This really reinforces how closely this is following the storyline from the amazing Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow miniseries -- so, so good. If anything, the grungier Guardians of the Galaxy aesthetic improves things, IMO, since the Moebius-inspired art by Bilquis Evely didn't really suit the tone of the rest of the story, as amazing as it was.

In the comic, Krem of the Yellow Hills is kind of a pretty boy, which is a confusing vibe and his fellow raiders are pretty anonymous. Turning him into a Mad Max freak definitely works here.

And Millie Alcock is nailing the sadness and melancholy of the miniseries' take on Supergirl.

This should be great.

 

[Clint_L]

What. They hurt the dog? Now I'm angry.

This was Morrus's John Wick moment.

 

[Clint_L]

Yeah, I think this is now top of my list for the rest of the year. I'm really, really into what they're selling me.

 

[trappedslider]

Told my caregiver who is also my niece that if the theater here is opened in time to see it, we should go see it. She countered that even if it isn't opened by then we'll make a day trip out of going to the nearest city to see it, even if she won't get paid for it.

 

[Kaodi]

I think I will see this in theatre. The national slight that prevented me from seeing Superman in theatre is somewhat counterbalanced by the additional imperative to give female-led movies a boost in a time of <insert potentially rules-breaking political observation here> .

 

[Clint_L]

I think I will see this in theatre. The national slight that prevented me from seeing Superman in theatre is somewhat counterbalanced by the additional imperative to give female-led movies a boost in a time of <insert potentially rules-breaking political observation here> .

Plus Supergirl is played by an Australian, the main villain is played by a Belgian, and it was mostly filmed in the UK. I'm with you on mostly boycotting a certain place, but I feel like I'm okay with this film.