Superman: Doomsday focuses on classic storytelling, Superman's sacrifice, struggle, and return, without forced identity politics. Characters are present to serve the story, not to check boxes. While Lois Lane is competent and independent, she's consistent with her history in the franchise. No signs of narrative being compromised for representation.

The film largely upholds traditional heroism, sacrifice, and moral clarity. Family, relationships, and masculine virtues (strength, courage, resolve) are treated with respect. No attempt to subvert these core values or reinterpret them through a modern ideological lens.

Superman: Doomsday doesn’t take jabs at traditional perspectives or villainize alternatives. Its focus is more on action, morality, and inner conflict rather than politics. There's no obvious ideological monoculture, and traditional themes are given room to breathe.