The recently released sci-fi film 'Tiresome & Useless Superman' has left audiences divided. While some praise its absurdist humour, others question whether it's a veiled critique of modern dog ownership.
A Bizarre Blend of Genres
The movie follows a lethargic, inept version of Superman who spends more time napping than saving the world. Critics argue that the film's underlying themes—dependency, loyalty, and unconditional love—mirror the dynamics of pet ownership.
Audience Reactions
Viewers have taken to social media, with some calling it 'a genius satire' and others dismissing it as 'a confusing mess'. One fan tweeted, 'Is this a superhero film or a documentary on why my Labrador won’t fetch?'
Behind the Scenes
Director Alistair Wexler insists the film is purely sci-fi escapism. 'Any parallels to dog ownership are purely coincidental,' he claims. Yet, the film’s recurring motifs—chewed furniture, selective hearing, and an obsession with snacks—suggest otherwise.
Whether you see it as a clever parody or an oddball misfire, 'Tiresome & Useless Superman' is undeniably one of the year’s most talked-about films.
