"Superhero Movie" is a straightforward spoof of superhero tropes, mostly sticking to slapstick humor and parody. Identity politics and forced representation are virtually nonexistent, with characters being archetypes for comedic effect. It doesn’t push modern ideology over story; instead, it aims for broad gags reminiscent of early-2000s parody films.

The film isn’t interested in undermining culture or traditional values, it parodies everything, including heroism, romance, and even social awkwardness, but not in a way that feels targeted at masculinity, family, or religion. It’s all played for laughs, not as an ideological statement.

There’s no serious ideological agenda here. Alternative worldviews aren't really mocked (unless you count superhero clichés), and the film focuses on comedy rather than promoting a uniform moral view. It just wants to poke fun, not preach.