For the first time in over 40 years, a Supergirl movie has been released in theaters. And if its mediocre reviews haven’t put you off, check out my Supergirl Watch it again to see what I thought – and I’ve already watched it at your local cinema, so you may need some clarity on what happens in its finale.
Below, I’ve answered your biggest questions about the end of the DC Universe (DCU) movie and how it sets up next year’s. Superman following. So here is your one and only warning: full spoilers immediately follow for Supergirl. Turn back now if you haven’t seen it yet.
Does Krypto die in Supergirl?
Rejoice, dog and animal lovers, for Krypto does not die.
As you know, part of the plot of this film revolves around the titular Kryptonian – real name Kara Zor-El – retrieving an antidote to neutralize the effects of a poison dart that Krypto was shot with.
Did James Gunn direct Supergirl? And who wrote it?
No, Gunn did not write or direct Supergirl.
It was directed by Craig Gillespie, who some readers may know as the filmmaker behind the film starring Margot Robbie. Me, Tonya And 101 Dalmatians live-action prequel Cruel.
Meanwhile, actress-turned-screenwriter Ana Nogueira was responsible for the script. Nogueira is also confirmed to be writing the DCU’s Wonder Woman film, which is still in its early stages.
The problem ? The only cure is in the possession of chief villain Krem of the Yellow Hills, who happens to be the individual responsible for Krypto’s grievous injuries in the first place. And, as Kara learns, she has only 72 hours to find Krem, acquire the necessary cure and administer it, or Krypto will succumb to the toxin.
Long story short, Kara succeeds in her mission. Returning to the planet she left Krypto on, she delivers the medicine to the local doctor, who injects it into Krypto, and within seconds he is fit and healthy again. Phew!
Why does Kara kill Krem in Supergirl?
On the surface, the answer is simple: Krem is responsible for Krypto’s near-death experience. Despite her Kryptonian cousin – Clark Kent/Kal-El/Superman – Kara’s only connection to the duo’s obliterated homeworld of Krypton is her super-powered puppy. So, given that Krypto’s life was in grave danger, you can understand why she ultimately decided to take Krem’s life.
But other factors also come into play. On the one hand, Kara kills him because he murdered the family of the young warrior Ruthye, who asks Kara for help in taking revenge on Krem. However, rather than let Ruthye kill him and carry that weight for the rest of his life, Kara convinces Ruthye not to go through with it and, after sending Ruthye away, Kara delivers the killing blow instead.
Then there’s the fact that Krem and his criminal enterprise, aka the Brigands, are hopping from planet to planet kidnapping teenage girls and using them to create the next generation of this all-male gang. Plus, killing Krem means he won’t be able to revive the Brigands and, by proxy, his reign of terror. Add these reasons together, and it’s no wonder Kara, bound by honor, rejects him.
Still, Kara’s decision to assassinate Krem is sure to polarize viewers.
In Supergirl: the woman of tomorrowaka the 2021 graphic novel this film is based on, Krem is allowed to live. That’s because Kara wants to teach Ruthye that revenge is never the answer, and that breaking the cycle of violence is the only way to process and heal from her trauma.
Supergirl follows the same thematic line until Kara kills Krem – and, despite the reasons I mentioned earlier, it still doesn’t sit well with me.
Of course, the narrative reasoning for Krem’s death is sound. Additionally, despite the similarities that exist between Kara and Supes, this not only proves how different their worldviews are, but also positions her as a sort of anti-hero rather than a traditional champion of the people.
That said, Kara choosing to assassinate Krem completely undermines the thematic purpose of the entire story, and I’m willing to believe that there will be many viewers like me who wish this specific part of the DCU Chapter One movie ended differently.
Does Supergirl have end credits scenes?
No, there’s no mid-credits and/or post-credits stinger to stick around for once SupergirlThe end credits sequence begins.
So if you don’t want to stay and appreciate how many people worked on this project, you can quickly exit your screening without worrying that you’ve missed the setup for DC Studios’ next big screen offering.
How did Supergirl create Man of Tomorrow?
Supergirl does not create specific discussion threads for The man of tomorrowi.e. follow-up next year in 2025 Superman movie. If you were hoping for even the slightest tease of its plot via a first clip or the like, then you will be sorely disappointed.
Regardless, SupergirlFinal scene confirms Milly Alcock’s Kara will be part of The man of tomorrow‘s cast.
In fact, before SupergirlDuring the end credits, we see Kara and Krypto return to their Metropolis-based apartment just as David Corenswet’s Supes checks in to the scene in their absence. As Krypto searches Kara’s trash, Kara and her only surviving relative sit down for a brief, quiet conversation, which ends with Kara telling Clark that she plans to stay on Earth for a while.
We already knew that Alcock’s Girl of Steel would return in The man of tomorrow —DC Studios co-head Peter Safran revealed this during a recent conversation with The Hollywood Reporter. Still, it’s nice to see that Supergirl acknowledges that Kara is back on Earth before her appearance in the next year. Superman sequel and that she will not appear unexpectedly at some point in the film.
For more information on what the fourth DCU movie will be like, check out everything we know so far at The man of tomorrow.
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