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Gunn’s charming take on the Superman myth succeeds — it even won over a particular superhero-weary critic. It’s a sincere but also goofy movie, with a few well-timed twists on the mythology and a couple of added characters (I won’t spoil it, I promise) who keep things light at just the right moments.

Of course, I’m being facetious — or am I? Think about how many movies about sinister technology you’ve seen, and how they commented on real world fears and concerns at the time. It’s akin to the conspiracy thrillers of the 1970s; movies like “The Parallax View” and “Three Days of the Condor” wouldn’t have existed without Watergate.

Most movies end with the loving couple kissing, the heroes saving the day, or everybody laughing joyfully as they ride off into the sunset. While this is common in some horror movies, which frequently end on a grim note,

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Now that Superman is finally back in theaters, it’s time to revisit his old adventures.

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