Brightburn

It was disappointing. I guess I didn't like the two GOTG films for a reason, I just dislike James Gunn's stuff.

I will dab on them haters and say I like this film. The deaths are brutal and that is what you need in a horror film The only problem with the film is that it didn't feel like a horror film. There is one or two jumpscares in the film, but that was it. But the deaths were BRUTAL also it played "bad guy" at the end which made more comedic and maybe have a low budget feel, but go see it if you want see brutal deaths by evil superman without ice breath but has no weaknesses I don't believe it helped screen gems (the distributor) to a comeback. But I do want to see what troll court (the studio that made brightburn) does next. Go see it

It was lacking in much needed character development. The idea was there, but they forced it. Imagine Clark Kent bullied, picked on, different, and fed up. That's what I wanted to see. I did not want the Exorcist. But the thing that really pulled me out of the experience was whenever the characters made ABSOLUTE STUPID decisions. They did things that made no logical sense. The only purpose was to further the plot. One character in particular. If you watch the film you'll know who I'm talking about.

This has well-placed gore in the superhero genre reimagined! Why would they always be American heroes? What if...

This movie gives life to the very question all superhero fans have wondered for the last few years. an Evil super Guy I was moved to actually by the level of risk they took with the movie especially some of the more characters and scenes. If you are tired of the amazing superhero theme along with boring story lines. SEE THIS MOVIE!!!

The first time I watch the trailer for this movie I was pumped up, it dark and rough looking immediately a sold for me, so how's the final product end up? I would say it's pretty okay but surely could've been better. How the movie handles Brandon upbringing for me is not understandable, yes he's basically Superman which technically an Alien that probably has a more strange problem and unnatural motive but me as an audience who can relate to the character find it more appealing. The main selling point of an Evil Superman story since he was a child I think is enough to make this movie quite entertaining.

Pretty much hated it.

I liked the effort of the storyline.. It's just missed a few pieces of the movie. For the most part, not bad..

What if Superman....was evil?!

I liked the idea of this sort of alternate universe Superman origin story where a young Clark is an evil psychopath serial killer and that's exactly what you get here. Superhero horror seems like a weird mashup of genres but that's basically what this is. So now.. what, do we get a dark version of the Justice League now? Points off for using that annoying Billie Eilish song at the end.. meh. But other than that I digged this.