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Tom King published the eight-issue limited series Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow in 2021, and it’s his work on which the new movie – starring Milly Alcock in the title role of Kara Zor-El – will be based. To commemorate the launch of filming, King went on Instagram and shared a textless version of the cover of Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow #1. And if this is a clear indication that the movie will follow the source material, we’re about to witness something unlike anything we’ve seen from a major superhero blockbuster. Here’s the image that Tom King shared:
What are we talking about? It’s none other than “The Age of Adaline,” a delightful film released in 2015 starring Lively as a woman who doesn’t age after an accident in the early 20th century. During the era of McCarthyism, her secret is discovered by the government, causing her to live a nomadic life and avoid love for years. However, a series of fortuitous events eventually make her reconsider this solitary existence decades later.
According to the synopsis:
According to David Rooney’s critique from The Hollywood Reporter, he commends the acting skills of Christopher Abbott and Julia Garner as they effectively build suspense by portraying a deteriorating marriage under the pressure of escalating violence and cannibalism. However, the review notes that the script lacks depth psychologically compared to the intense psychological foundation built in the remake of The Invisible Man. Additionally, Will Sayre from MovieWeb found issues with the movie’s final act.