James Gunn says that Superman isn’t all good and Lex Luthor isn’t all bad in the new DCU movie. Superman arrives in theaters in just one month from Warner Bros. Pictures and DC Studios. Written and ...

After watching and rewatching James Gunn’s Superman trailer in recent weeks, I was on a Superman high. To keep it going, I decided that while building a Lego over Christmas break, I was going to ...

When asked by a fan about the timing for the next Superman trailer, Gunn succinctly replied, “We just released five minutes of footage in theaters, so it will be a beat!” This statement refers to the ...

Now that James Gunn’s Superman is available at home, more people are experiencing the summer hit. Which means more opinions about the film are coming in and some of them…probably should have just ...

Near the end of November, Gunn responded on social media for being accused of "overlooking origin stories" while also calling out DC Studios for focusing on "niche characters to headline their own ...

Superman director James Gunn shared his reaction to one fan’s negative comment about the Man of Steel’s dog, Krypto. This comes after the beloved character officially made his live-action cinematic ...

So, assuming Brainiac is indeed the big bad of this Superman follow-up, I already have an idea about how he'll use one of Luthor’s subordinates from the 2025 movie.

James Gunn won’t confirm or deny anything just yet, but if the front of the script that the writer/director posted on social media is any indication, then Brainiac will be the main villain in the ...

Jon Hamm does not have as much fun playing the good guy. In an interview with W, the “Mad Men” alum explained that even though he has the look of a Clark Kent/Superman type he does not feel as ...

Superman may be widely regarded as one of the greatest pop culture icons of all time, but there’s one area where even the Man of Steel has struggled to fly. Why, after all these years, aren’t there ...

Bryan Singer’s 2006 movie Superman Returns is infamous. A lukewarm direct follow-up to a 30-year-old superhero franchise from none of the same creative team feels like an idea out of the 2020s, not ...

That phrase is frequently used in the DC Universe, and it's apt because Darkseid is many things. For a lot of fans, he's the ultimate big bad and a character who has yet to be done right in ...