The recently released DC blockbuster "Superman: Legacy," which premiered globally on July 11, has sparked widespread debate for its perceived political allegory related to the Israel-Palestine conflict. The film depicts a fictional war in which Boravia, a US-backed military power, invades Jarhanpur, a defenseless desert nation. Many viewers and commentators have drawn parallels between this narrative and Israel's military actions in Gaza, as well as US immigration policies. The film has been described by some as the most overtly political studio blockbuster in years, with fans praising its pro-Palestine and anti-war stance. However, director James Gunn has denied that the film is a direct commentary on the Middle East conflict, stating that the script was written before recent events and that he aimed to distance the story from real-world issues. Despite Gunn's statements, the film continues to provoke discussion among political figures and social media users, with some critics labeling it as anti-Israel. The controversy highlights the ongoing sensitivity and complexity surrounding representations of the Israel-Palestine conflict in popular media.