Shazam! Fury of the Gods offers an uncomfortable look into what teenage angst looks like in spandex - The Johns Hopkins News-Letter

#x200B;For the most part, I’m a huge fan of superhero films. Their predictability is my comfort cinema; I love their simplicity and determination for obvious good to prevail over evil. I love their surprisingly inspirational training montages. I even love that all the protagonists have cheesy superhero names (seriously, though, why are there so many names that end with “Man”?).

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Shazam: Fury of the Gods' is shockingly good. It's frustrating we may never see these characters again.

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Maybe just me, but Shazam in the movies feels like an out-dated teenager. Like an adult trying to be hip, butnot? The jokes, dances, and attitude feel displaced across the '90s, '00s

Rachel Zegler Says Critics Are Being Senselessly Mean Towards 'Shazam! Fury of the Gods': It's Just Cool To Hate On Fun Nowadays - Bounding Into Comics