Supergirl (2026)

77/100 While reluctantly helping a girl on a vengeance quest, Supergirl's dog, Krypto, is poisoned. The pair must hunt down the Brigands for an antidote and revenge. The moralistic elements are pretty cliche but they're simply there to provide a framework for an action adventure and in that, they delivered. Not on the same level as some other superhero films but there is still plenty here to like. The characters were colorful and full of personality, the action and spec fx were exciting, the make-up is awesome and the humor usually hits the mark. My…

I really wanted to like this movie, but the whole action was exaggerated, that it ended up silly. They wanted Supergirl to be cool. She has the dog "Krypto" and seems all in pain - mostly emotionally, but it's not done in a convincing way. The whole movie feels very shallow and is just another action flick. Milly Alcock and Jason Momoa were good, but couldn't save the bad script. Little Spoiler ahead: On a final note, Supergirl says "Ruthye" shouldn't do revenge, but in the end Supergirl kills the the bad guy and fullfills the revenge part all by…

Difficult to like a movie when the lead actor seems to not like themselves, the world, their power etc etc etc. Overall the storyline was disjointed and felt more like a series of product placement ads rather than a film. Lack luster acting by the lead and most of the supporting cast. Don't waste the price of admission as it will be streaming on Disney, or some such channel, very soon.