Shazam! Fury of the Gods offers an uncomfortable look into what teenage angst looks like in spandex - The Johns Hopkins News-Letter

#x200B;For the most part, I’m a huge fan of superhero films. Their predictability is my comfort cinema; I love their simplicity and determination for obvious good to prevail over evil. I love their surprisingly inspirational training montages. I even love that all the protagonists have cheesy superhero names (seriously, though, why are there so many names that end with “Man”?).

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What is your review of Shazam: Fury of the Gods (2022)? - Quora

Shazam: Fury of the Gods' is shockingly good. It's frustrating we may never see these characters again.

Arts & Entertainment - The Johns Hopkins News-Letter

Maybe just me, but Shazam in the movies feels like an out-dated teenager. Like an adult trying to be hip, butnot? The jokes, dances, and attitude feel displaced across the '90s, '00s

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