‘Supergirl’ Is Fantastic, The Script And Those Around Her: Not So Much

Supergirl movie review: Milly Alcock's flair and spunk are undone by two Kryptonites - bad writing and soulless fun

Supergirl review: Milly Alcock may save the day but cannot save this soulless action film that cannot even get the action right in most places.

‘Supergirl’ Is Fantastic, The Script And Those Around Her: Not So Much

'Supergirl' wins with its leading actress, focus on Kara storyline, fight scenes, and production/set/make-up design, but fails in its script and supporting characters.

3 Things About Supergirl That Make No Sense (And, No, It's Not Milly Alcock)

Supergirl officially hit theaters on June 26, although many people had a chance to see it beforehand, be they critics, journalists, and influencers who had early access screenings or anyone who was able to snag a show on Thursday, when select theaters already had it playing. Fairly quickly, reviews of the movie and online responses started to skew pretty negative, with the critic score for Supergirl on Rotten Tomatoes consistently hitting the lo…

Supergirl review – Good not nice

Supergirl (AKA Kara Zor-El) has never had it easy. She’s perpetually in the shadow of her cousin, Superman. She experienced the destruction of the planet Krypton, and the gradual death of all her loved ones, with her own, adolescent eyes. And not only does she have to fight for a people and world that’s not her own, in a skirt nogal, she (traditionally) has to do so as the embodiment of blue-eyed, blonde beauty and bubbly “niceness.” That’s got …

Milly Alcock delivers in a derivative 'Supergirl' film that pulls its punches

Craig Gillespie's "Supergirl" is immensely derivative of other, better film in a way that's impossible to ignore.