We usually see heroes as perfect people who never break a sweat.
This time, we get a hero who is angry, messy, and feels a lot like us.
WHAT HAPPENED
Milly Alcock is the new Kara Zor-El.
The movie, Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, is out in theaters this week.
It is a main part of the new DC movie world.
Director Craig Gillespie gives the story a "punk" feel.
Jason Momoa joins the cast with his tough-guy charm.
They travel through space to take down a mean guy played by Matthias Schoenaerts.
WHAT THE EVIDENCE SHOWS
Milly Alcock plays a gritty and punk Supergirl.
- Jason Momoa brings bad-boy energy to the film.
- Matthias Schoenaerts plays the main villain.
- Craig Gillespie directed the film.
- The movie is a key part of the new DC Universe.
THE BIGGER QUESTION
Can a dark hero still help kids, or are we losing the magic of these stories?
We often want our heroes to be perfect, but maybe we need them to be like us.
WHAT HAPPENS NOW
This movie sets the tone for all future DC films.
If people love this version of Supergirl, expect more heroes who are rough.
It is a big test for the studio's new plan.
WHAT WE STILL DON'T KNOW
Will fans of the old Supergirl accept this dark version?
- How much will this story connect to the next Superman movie?
- Can Milly Alcock carry a big film series on her own?
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