[00:02] one of the best surprises the DCU has delivered so far, and honestly, I enjoyed it more than Superman. While I loved Superman, Supergirl just felt more human. Kara's story isn't about saving the world. It's about learning to live
[00:17] the world. It's about learning to live with it. She's angry, guilty, constantly being compared to her cousin, and unsure of who she's supposed to be. She copes by partying, isolating herself, and trying to hold onto her past. While we
[00:30] can't relate to being super, we can relate to feeling young and lost. And resonate. It's about learning to transform these difficult emotions into compassion for not only others, but yourself. So, sure.
[00:44] Supergirl isn't as plot-driven as Superman, but Woman of Tomorrow never aimed to be. The real draw of the comic, and now the film, is how Kara processes her journey and reacts to the events around her, not the non-stop action. If
[00:58] you're looking for a grounded coming-of-age film, despite being alien and in space, Supergirl is the perfect launch.