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George RR Martin Praises Superman and Andor. How’s that book coming along, George? (hexbear.net)

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[–] SevenSkalls@hexbear.net 12 points 1 week ago

I agree with all his takes, though. I enjoyed the Superman movie for what it was and thought Nicholas Hoult was 100% the best Lex Luthor I've seen so far. I also loved his Gen Z gamer kid employees trying to kill Superman as if it's a video game, the same way modern drone pilots do.

Haven't seen Murderbots yet, but Andor was far away the best sci-fi media so far this year and I don't expect it to be beat. Hearing his other opinions that match my taste makes me want to see the Murderbot show now.