EPISODE · Sep 8, 2025 · 1H 4M
Kryptonite, Kindness, and Testicular Torsion: Superman
from High n' Dry Podcast · host Ryan Baron North and James Crosslin
What Movie Should We Do Next?James Gunn's Superman delivers a powerful message about radical kindness in a cynical world, earning our highest podcast rating ever with its vibrant visuals and standout performances.• Superman embodies genuine goodness without being naive or simplistic• David Corenswet brings warmth and authenticity to the iconic role• Rachel Brosnahan delivers the most compelling Lois Lane in decades• Nicholas Hoult's Lex Luthor parallels modern tech billionaires with superb depth• Punk rock soundtrack enhances the film's theme of standing up against corrupt systems• Supporting characters including Mr. Terrific and Hawkgirl add rich dimension• Story focuses on doing what's right versus what's politically expedient• Colorful visuals and cinematography mark a refreshing departure from previous DCEU films• Superman chooses to follow his moral compass despite criticism and pushback• Film demonstrates that superhero stories can be optimistic without sacrificing depthThis superhero film proves that good storytelling doesn't require moral ambiguity to be compelling—sometimes what we need most is a reminder that choosing kindness is the most radical act of all.Support the show
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What Movie Should We Do Next? James Gunn's Superman delivers a powerful message about radical kindness in a cynical world, earning our highest podcast rating ever with its vibrant visuals and standout performances. • Superman embodies genuine goodness without being naive or simplistic • David Corenswet brings warmth and authenticity to the iconic role • Rachel Brosnahan delivers the most compelling Lois Lane in decades • Nicholas Hoult's Lex Luthor parallels modern tech billionaires with sup...
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