Better Than The Inifinity Saga

Depends who you're asking. I was dead bored during Infinity War, but constantly entertained by 300. Neither would I consider to be particularly "deep", with 300 having some platitudes about honour, glory, and liberty, and Infinity War asking the question, "Are there necessary sacrifices to preserve the world?", but neither go super deep with those themes.

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I will say this much, though: 300 and Infinity War both kill off a lot of heroes, but in 300 they ain't comin' back. So when people make the argument that Infinity War "let the good guys lose", it's always been a bit of a chuckle to me. The story ain't over yet. That would be like saying The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe lets the good guys lose because the White Witch ritually kills Aslan. Keep reading, boyo.

Literally saying "maybe" isn't subtext; it's text.

Subtext is that Jonathan Kent is worried about what will happen to his son if they find out he's different and crazy-powerful, so he's conflicted with what to tell Clark about how to live: he doesn't want Clark to have a bad life or feel lonely or something worse.