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  I've never been the biggest superhero movie fan, but every now and then the genre surprises me by exploring ideas that go beyond capes and explosions. Superman (2025) certainly tries to do that. While it embraces colorful comic-book spectacle and modern humor, it also raises interesting questions about identity, family expectations, media manipulation, and what truly makes someone a hero. Unfortunately, those ideas don't always land with the emotional impact they deserve. A Superman for the Social Media Era This is unmistakably a modern Superman. Instead of focusing solely on physical threats, the film places public opinion and social media at the center of the conflict. Reputation becomes another battlefield, with misinformation spreading almost as fast as punches. That feels surprisingly relevant. Today's heroes aren't only judged by what they do, but by how their actions are framed, edited, and shared online. The film understands that perception can be as powe...