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Cinematic Mode - Supergirl is just Super fine
The Supergirl film, a follow-up to 2025's Superman, is described as "fine" rather than exceptional, despite a strong performance from Milly Alcock. The movie features a simple plot, mixed visual effects, and distracting character inclusions, failing to meet the high expectations set by its predecessor. While it offers some unique visual elements and entertaining action sequences, the inclusion of Jason Momoa as Lobo feels shoehorned in, and the overall narrative arc is predictable.
Supergirl star Matthias Schoenaerts talks Krem's Mad Max-style look and says its redesign from the comics is part…
Actor Matthias Schoenaerts discusses the significant redesign of the villain Krem for the upcoming Supergirl movie, which is based on Tom King and Bilquis Evely's "Woman of Tomorrow" comic. Schoenaerts, who plays Krem, praises the Mad Max-inspired look and Craig Gillespie's directorial choices for adding fresh elements to the source material. Actress Eve Ridley also shares her experience meeting Schoenaerts in costume, describing his portrayal as intimidatingly effective.
James Gunn says Supergirl being "at odds" with Superman is a big part of Man of Tomorrow
DC Studios co-president James Gunn discussed the upcoming Supergirl film and her role in Superman: Man of Tomorrow, highlighting that Supergirl's damaged and different nature from Superman will be a central conflict. He noted that this iteration is based on a graphic novel by Tom King and Bilquis Evely and will feature Milly Alcock as a damaged but heroic Kara Zor-El. Supergirl is set to release on June 26, with Superman: Man of Tomorrow following on July 9, 2027.
James Gunn didn't want Supergirl to be too similar to Superman: "Make it distinctive"
Director Craig Gillespie stated that James Gunn encouraged making Supergirl visually and thematically distinct from Superman, treating each DC Studios film as its own graphic novel. While Supergirl will feature Superman and Krypto, the film focuses on Kara Zor-El's off-world story and her team-up with Ruthye. The movie is set to release on June 26.
Move over, Supergirl popcorn buckets: the Krypto KFC bucket is here
KFC is releasing a limited-edition Krypto the Superdog-shaped bucket to promote the upcoming movie "Supergirl," launching on June 10. The "Supergirl" film, starring Milly Alcock, is set to release on June 26 and follows Kara Zor-El's revenge quest. The movie is part of a larger DC Universe slate that includes "Superman: Man of Tomorrow."
