Supergirls Milly Alcock and Jason Momoa weigh in why nice isnt all that super
"Be kind. Be cool." Jason Momoa shares what he tells his kids, and how his "Supergirl" character, Lobo, fits into being nice, kind, or cool.
The highly anticipated movie Supergirl is set to hit theaters on June 26, 2025. The film follows Kara, played by Milly Alcock, as she ventures across the cosmos after inheriting her cousin Clark Kent's superpowers. Kara's initial intentions of carefree enjoyment are interrupted when she encounters Ruthye, portrayed by Eve Ridley, a young girl seeking vengeance. Despite her reluctance, Kara finds herself compelled to be the hero and role model Ruthye desperately needs.
Along her journey, Kara also crosses paths with Lobo, the cunning bounty hunter portrayed by Jason Momoa. However, the movie's main message seems to diverge from Kara's upbeat demeanor and highlights the importance of kindness over niceness. In virtual interviews with Alcock, Momoa, and screenwriter Ana Nogueira, they explored the nuances between these two concepts.
Momoa and his co-stars provided insightful perspectives on the distinction between being kind and being nice, shedding light on why being kind is the more admirable trait. Supergirl is set to charm audiences with its message of being kind rather than merely nice.
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