Despite its social commentary, James Gunn’s Superman was obviously set in a fantasy world. That has nothing to do with its Kryptonian hero, Green Lantern, or a flying dog.
When it comes to onscreen flying, Superman has come a long way since George Reeves jumped out a window in the ’50s. It’s even light-years better since they hoisted Christopher Reeve in the air on wires in the ’70s.
Warner Bros. has had us in a real tailspin lately. First, they cancel the Coyote vs Acme release date like it’s an awkward Tinder date they’re ghosting.
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James Gunn's "Superman" looks to have kicked his DC Studios era off with a bang, continuing to pad his resume as one of the most-successful comicbook hero movie directors of all-time.
James Gunn is running the creative side of things for Warner Bros. when it comes to the DC movies and he has an open mind when it comes to directors and their movies.
James Gunn’s Superman has flown into theaters in spectacular form, dominating the box office. While fans were pleased to see Superman’s Kryptonian father, Jor-El, make a small appearance in the movie, they wondered why he was played by Bradley Cooper instead of someone older.
Everyone is talking about James Gunn’s Superman, which is expected to bring in nearly $130 million domestically during its premiere weekend. And that’s a good reason to pay attention.
We’re finally getting to see one of the coolest, smartest, and most brilliant minds in DC Comics hit the big screen: Michael Holt, aka Mr. Terrific. Not only is he an intellectual powerhouse, but he also represents a crucial facet of Black STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) excellence.
When the DCEU stumbled to an unsatisfying conclusion, few fans had any confidence left in the DC brand from a movie-making perspective.
Everyone has their favorite superheroes, but few can argue which ones are the most iconic in pop culture. To this day, the god-tier of iconic comic book superheroes remains Superman, Batman, and Spider-Man.
DC Studios’ Superman has received overwhelmingly positive reactions from fans and critics following its world premiere. The movie has been highly anticipated since James Gunn took over as co-head of DC Studios, along with the casting of David Corenswet as Clark Kent/Superman.
I can’t think of a franchise movie with more riding on it than James Gunn’s long-awaited Superman. For all intents and purposes, this movie needs to relaunch a character on the big screen as well as usher in a new connected universe of comic book adaptations.
Although he’s not called Captain America, Superman has long been a symbol that’s as American as apple pie. He does grow up in the Midwest after all, and seems to carry a kind of wholesomeness with him, donning trademark red and blue.
James Gunn has confirmed The Batman Part II script is finished. The Co-Chairman and CEO of DC Studios has delivered an early, positive verdict on Matt Reeves' script, but he decided against offering too much information about the hotly-anticipated movie.
If you hadn’t already figured it out thanks to his Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy, director James Gunn really loves pop music. While his new Superman film won’t overflow with pop songs like his Guardians movies did, that doesn’t mean there won’t be any.
James Gunn knows some fans of the Snyderverse aren’t happy about him taking over at DC. But you know who doesn’t have a problem with the Superman director?
James Gunn is one of those directors who loves working with the same actors time and time again. So it wasn’t a surprise to learn that some of his former Guardians of the Galaxy stars like Pom Klementieff Nathan Fillion, and Michael Rooker have roles in Superman.
Superman is finally ready to soar back into theaters, but that doesn’t mean moviegoers aren’t still thinking about when another icon will join him in James Gunn’s DCU.
The pillars of James Gunn’s new DCU are Superman, Batman, Supergirl, and Wonder Woman. So far, we have casting news for half of those pillars. Superman is played by David Corenswet, and Supergirl is played by Milly Alcock.
DC boss James Gunn has revealed he is expecting to receive a script for The Batman: Part II this month. The upcoming sequel had been delayed and rumors
James Gunn's job at DC Studios is "all creative". The 58-year-old filmmaker and his long-time producer Peter Safran became co-chairmen and co-CEOs of DC Studios in 2022, and James has now explained how he's balanced his role at DC with the demands of writing and directing the new Superman movie.
A new Wonder Woman movie is in the works. James Gunn, the CEO of DC Studios, has confirmed that a new Wonder Woman film is already in development, explaining that the project is "slow moving, but it's moving".
As we eagerly wait for James Gunn's Superman to land in theaters this July, Warner Bros. Pictures just dropped a host of new posters for the DC characters.
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