While the film largely follows a familiar crime drama structure, some viewers may feel that identity and modern commentary sometimes overshadow authentic character development or plot, especially compared to the original. Still, narrative coherence doesn't completely collapse under ideological weight, but the 'cool factor' of certain character choices feels more box-ticking than organic.

‘SuperFly’ reimagines classic tropes but often undercuts traditional portrayals of masculinity, family, and social order. There's a clear emphasis on critiquing or deconstructing older ideas, sometimes making cultural foundations feel like targets rather than touchstones. This comes off as an intentional update to fit modern sensibilities, sometimes at the expense of rooted values.

Alternative perspectives, particularly traditional morality and order, rarely get a fair shake. Most characters and themes operate within the boundaries of current urban progressive norms without much room for meaningful debate or pushback. Dissenting worldviews, if they appear, tend to be reduced to shallow caricatures or outright villainy.