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  "textContent": "After finishing Supergirl, the first conclusion I reached was simple: this isn’t a Supergirl movie. Instead, it feels like an original young adult science-fiction adventure that eventually decided to put on a Supergirl costume. There are moments where the film references familiar names, symbols, and iconography, but very little of what made Supergirl such an […]\n\nThe post REVIEW: ‘Supergirl’ Is Science Fiction Without Logic Starring a Supergirl Without Hope appeared first on That Park Place.",
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