US EditionNathan Fillion Responds to MAGA Criticism of 'Superman' as an Immigrant Story: Somebody Needs a Hug
UNITED STATES, JUL 7 – James Gunn says the film highlights Superman's immigrant identity and basic human kindness amid political debates, with the movie scoring 34% on TMDB before release.
- Director James Gunn faced backlash after describing Superman as an immigrant in interviews surrounding the movie's Monday premiere in Los Angeles.
- Gunn and his brother Sean Gunn, who plays Maxwell Lord, defended the film's immigrant theme amid criticism from conservative commentators and Fox News hosts.
- Kellyanne Conway and others criticized the movie for delivering ideological messages, saying audiences do not go to theaters to be lectured to.
- Actor Nathan Fillion responded to the controversy with the remark, "Aw, somebody needs a hug," offering levity at the Hollywood premiere.
- The mixed reactions reflect continuing cultural disputes over immigration and political themes embedded in mainstream films like Superman.
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According to James Gunn, the story of Superman is also the story of America, of the immigrants who came from elsewhere and populated the country.
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