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Forget the hype—this Supergirl flick is a raw, relatable ride. James Gunn’s hand brings us Kara Zor-El, a cynical, punk-rock refugee from a dying Krypton, played with grit by Milly Alcock. Unlike Superman’s hopeful immigrant story, Kara’s trauma makes her reluctant, messy, and human. She’s not perfect, but you root for her as she finds her heroism. Ruthie’s revenge arc feels thin, and Lobo’s cameo is more joke than plot, but the heart’s in the journey. It’s not polished, but it’s a fresh, necessary voice in the DC Universe—fun, flawed, and worth watching.

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