woah mamasita….

Henry Cavill and David Corenswet both played Superman exactly as he should be, just in very different ways. Henry gave us the Superman that felt like a god, the man who looked like he had been carved from marble, larger than life and untouchable, the kind of figure you looked at and thought yes, that is a myth walking among us. David, on the other hand, plays the Superman who is supposed to be a man first, the Clark Kent who blends into the newsroom, the boy from Kansas who tries to soften his shoulders and trip over his own chair so people forget for a second what he really is, and that contrast is so striking because it makes you remember the power underneath when he straightens his back or smiles just a little too confidently.

Both of them are right, both of them gave us something real, Henry made us believe in gods and David makes us believe in people, and that balance is the whole point of Superman. So stop complaining, because we got what we wanted, we got both sides of him, the legend and the man, and we are lucky enough to see them brought to life so well!!

Hundreds of school districts have banned the book from libraries and classrooms, so much so that it's rarely taught in English classes the way that it used to be.

the lighting??? the fog?? the atmosphere???