The last episode feels like it was added later to set up a second season, that we probably not gonna get.
Like, i think the film would've actually had Wanda and Thor kill each other and then it ends with the Nova Corps shooting down Kamala's group.

It's like they're trying to mix a lot of stuff about Superman that the people like, but not understanding that these takes don't really fit together.

The whole film just has this really indecisive vibe going on. The trunks doesn't really fit the suit aesthetic vise. They're doing a shitty version of Birthright, but want it to be more similar to the Bryne era.

Like, he saves a squirrel mid-fight, but doesn't have too much of a problem with the JG killing the Kaiju. Just says that they should've done it more humanely.
He gives himself up, just to have a chance at saving Krypto, but then kicks Ultraman into a black hole.

The fact that during the announcement he talked about it as a passion project and made it sound like he probably gonna direct it makes it funnier.
I'm convinced that he lost interest while directing Superman and now nobody wanna take over the project, because nobody cares about the Authority.

Really? Cause all of these are big names. Like how can somebody not know *checks wiki* the Ghost of Flanders?

"A second Peter Parker has hit the Editorial Midlife Crisis..."

Every piece of news about Lanterns made me hate the show already and i expect the situation to be exactly the same with this one.

Also, Ncuti Gatwa should've got atleast one more season.
It's too early to lose him.

The next one either gonna be the Authority or Mangold's Swamp Thing.

This is the most "we pulled names out of a hat and got this" team line-up that i ever seen.

Like did the Accords actually matter after Civil War? They were cited a couple of times but It's not like anyone got arrested. Also it proves that I was right in thinking Secret Invasion/Dark Reign/Siege was what the MCU should've done after Infinity War/Endgame