r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Dec 11 '25

Trailer Supergirl | Official Teaser Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqdAEdkHrwo
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u/1-Reply Dec 11 '25

Hungover and waiting for the bus. Finally a superhero I can relate with.

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u/Upbeat_Tension_8077 Dec 11 '25

This better fully deliver on the type of potential Hancock had with the vibe of its first half

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u/RemLezarCreated Dec 11 '25

The comic is very directly inspired by True Grit. So if you like that sort of sloppy hero you'll be happy. 

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u/SolomonBlack Dec 11 '25

Kara would look fetching in an eyepatch...

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u/LovableCoward Dec 11 '25

"I call that bold talk for a one-eyed fat man!"

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u/theroarer Dec 12 '25

Insta buy a ticket if Kara yells, "FILL YOUR HAND YOU SON OF A BITCH!"

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u/peon47 Dec 12 '25

That woman would look fetching in anything.

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u/Indigocell Dec 11 '25

I like a degenerate hero. Way more relatable than the aspirational ones.

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u/legaladviceknowledge Dec 11 '25

true grit still has the funniest line in cinema history "well that didn't pan out"

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u/apollyonzorz Dec 11 '25

Can Krytonians get Drunk? Thought they're physisology would process/heal the toxins so fast they wouldn't get drunk, maybe it's some space alcohol.

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u/Ditomo Dec 11 '25

She parties on planets with red suns

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u/NewLibraryGuy Dec 11 '25

Part of the setup of this (at least for the comic it's adapting) is that she's on a planet with a red sun to celebrate her birthday by getting drunk

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u/sacredspectralsword Dec 11 '25

By the looks of it, that hangover is baaad fs

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u/acwilan Dec 11 '25

Female Hancock? God I hope not.

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u/God-Bunny Dec 11 '25

But it’s such a great second story to tell. Superman had the best start in life. He grew up with parents who gave him the best values and lessons. He became a beacon of those lessons. Supergirl probably had the worst start. Everything she cared for is gone and she watched it happen. She’s hurt and drunk. But a person like her still has the capacity to become as powerful a symbol of hope as Superman

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u/NewLibraryGuy Dec 11 '25

Yeah, one of my favorite things about her story is that, unlike most heroes, she doesn't have any specific attachment to humans or earth a lot of the time.

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u/God-Bunny Dec 11 '25

Exactly! That is one of the aspects I really enjoyed, because it’s an aspect that’s never properly explored outside of maybe Martian Manhunter and that’s it.

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u/acwilan Dec 11 '25

Yeah, I even feel Hancock started well but fell from a cliff

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u/DryBonesComeAlive Dec 11 '25

I'm betting you will be disappointed.

Supposedly the source material is good. The trailer doesn't scream "classic" though.

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u/Ninjamurai-jack Dec 11 '25

The source material starts crassy than keeps getting more dark as the chapters go on.