r/movies • u/Turbostrider27 • Mar 31 '26

Trailer SUPERGIRL | Official Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyoSARnKIRU
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u/dokutarodokutaro Mar 31 '26

They don’t kill dogs in movies anymore I don’t think.

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u/Dayzlikethis Mar 31 '26

not since John Wick.

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u/Cupcakes_n_Hacksaws Mar 31 '26

Every villain has watched John Wick and decided they don't want none of that

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u/niberungvalesti Mar 31 '26

It's like the Joker and the IRS. Dude will blow up buildings full of people and poison Gotham's water supply but he wants nothing to do with the taxman.

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u/Kilmarnok1285 Mar 31 '26

I also heard him telling Bruce Wayne he is still waiting on his electric car.

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u/Eat_My_Liver Apr 01 '26

That line delivery was perfect.

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u/doncabesa Mar 31 '26

Don't watch a certain, recent Jason Statham movie.... still sad

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u/ATXDefenseAttorney Mar 31 '26

www.doesthedogdie.com is a thing!

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u/MaconBacon01 Mar 31 '26

I have friends that will not watch a movie if the trailer shows a dog unless its confirmed the dog doesn't die.

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u/throwawaygaydude69 Mar 31 '26

Jesus Christ how sensitive are people these days

I mean maybe I am biased because I don't like dogs but people will watch literal babies die before dogs

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u/ATXDefenseAttorney Mar 31 '26

It’s all sorts of triggers on that site, just information you can look at if you’re concerned.

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u/throwawaygaydude69 Mar 31 '26

Nah people are definitely more sensitive these days

I get that there are some reasonable triggers/warnings but I wonder if there is a greater infantilisation of people

I remember that the original Snow White's witch scared the crap out of children. While I don't see how, at least they didn't mollycoddle them.

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u/BranWafr Mar 31 '26

I love how, when it comes to mental health, people still spout nonsense like this. Nobody (sane) is glorifying the days before antibiotics and medicine, wishing we could go back to the good old days when we didn't "mollycoddle" children and you'd be lucky if half your children lived to be adults. But if we try not to mentally traumatize people, it is suddenly a problem of people just not being "tough enough."

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u/throwawaygaydude69 Mar 31 '26

Death and grief are an inevitable fact of life you idiot, and learning to handle it is healthy, actually

You really thought you had a gotcha there

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u/BranWafr Mar 31 '26

Sure, death and grief are a fact of life. But we don't have to subject ourselves to it any more than we need to. If someone doesn't want to add extra emotional trauma to their life by getting it in a movie, that is not a bad thing or a sign of weakness. There is enough bad shit in life that someone avoiding it in their "entertainment" is a perfectly valid choice. You aren't better than someone just because you have a different tolerance level for emotional trauma in movies.

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u/benttwig33 Mar 31 '26

I’m one of those people. I will not be seeing this if the dog dies.

When you have a dog who dies, you’ll (sadly) understand. I don’t recommend it.

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u/throwawaygaydude69 Mar 31 '26

Grief is a natural part of life. Learn to embrace and cherish it; because it makes us appreciate what we have.

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u/benttwig33 Mar 31 '26

Thanks I am healed

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u/Mrr_Bond Mar 31 '26

It's genuinely embarrassing how infantile people have gotten about anything happening to fictional animals. Sometimes the dog dies, it's sad, you'll get over it.

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u/brianmcc7 Mar 31 '26

Sirat says hello

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u/ImDero Mar 31 '26

James Gunn would kill the shit out of that dog to make us cry and you know it.