In a world saturated with superheroes, cosmic threats, and city-leveling battles, what if the most extraordinary power was simply being ordinary? This is the delightful premise of Super-Normal, a witty comedy from director Brian K. Williams. The film follows Jerry, a profoundly average man played by Josh Gad, who lives a blissfully mundane life with his equally unremarkable family. His peaceful suburban existence is hilariously upended when two iconic, universe-saving heroes—the charismatic, square-jawed Valiant, portrayed by Luke Evans, and the brilliant, determined Lumina, played by Daisy Ridley—arrive with an urgent plea. They believe Jerry’s very normalcy holds the key to stopping a bizarre new anomaly that renders all superpowers useless. Thrust into a reality of spandex and spectacle he never wanted, Jerry must navigate the absurdities of superhero culture and discover if an ordinary guy can save the day without a single special ability. Blending sharp satire with genuine heart, this sci-fi fantasy comedy explores whether, in a world obsessed with the extraordinary, being super-normal might just be the greatest power of all.