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Which color tint of the symbiote suit do you prefer?

Every time I see a new trailer for “Superslut: Manic-Depressive of Tomorrow,” I have the same question: Why did they make this? It’s unhappy, bleak, and ugly. There’s no color, no energy, and zero uplift. It feels like it’s made entirely out of sadness, depression, and chaos. It has none of the things girls actually want in a movie — romance, fantasy, friendship, or escapism. And it has none of the things guys want either — hope, heroism, or excitement. The whole thing is so dark and grimy, it looks like it’s hiding from itself. AND THEY EVEN POISON THE DOG! End result: it won’t attract anyone, and it sure as hell doesn’t pull me in.

The new trailer for “Supergirl: Slut of Tomorrow” seems more like a commercial for Cymbalta or Prozac than a superhero movie. She’s Depressed. Drunk. Drinking. Hungover. Sad. Hopeless. In despair. Always laying in darkness. Then somebody hurts her dog and suddenly she’s a hero? But only because she gets to kick some male ass? Nope, still not sold on Gunn’s anti-hero superhero trash. Like Superman, this trailer basically has everything needed to tell me it’s NO FUN… …right down to a funeral procession scene. This is what new Hollywood is: We sell you everything bad you go to movies to escape. 🖕 this movie and 🖕 James Gunn.

Supergirl looks like a 45 year old who has smoked 40 fags a day since she was 15, lives in a council house and has 4 kids by 4 different men.

i cannot believe we have a drunk and a broke boy as the face of superhero films this year 💀

Every time I see a new trailer for “Superslut: Manic-Depressive of Tomorrow,” I have the same question: Why did they make this? It’s unhappy, bleak, and ugly. There’s no color, no energy, and zero uplift. It feels like it’s made entirely out of sadness, depression, and chaos. It has none of the things girls actually want in a movie — romance, fantasy, friendship, or escapism. And it has none of the things guys want either — hope, heroism, or excitement. The whole thing is so dark and grimy, it looks like it’s hiding from itself. AND THEY EVEN POISON THE DOG! End result: it won’t attract anyone, and it sure as hell doesn’t pull me in.

Milly Alcock photographed for Beyond Noise Magazine

Texas begins removing San Antonio’s LGBTQ pride crosswalk. 👏