Superman creator Joseph Schuster's estate is reportedly suing Warner Bros. and DC Comics over the release of James Gunn's upcoming movie.

Based on the criticism of the brief new footage from James Gunn's Superman, I am worried about how the DCU's first film will fare.

"Its storyline, script and background are completely new, and undoubtedly, the actor will do complete justice by pulling it off with perfect finesse," he said. The production of 'Fauji' is ...

The 30-second video began with David Corenswet decked in the Superman ensemble, lying on the snow bed in a completely wounded self. This created much stir among the Superhero film’s fans. The last ...

Great camera angle of Superman flying!! Except there's something with ... different when you put a wide angle lens up close. The background plate in Svalbard is 100% real, as is David.” ...

Fans got their first glimpse of David Corenswet flying through the Arctic as the legendary hero in the most current Superman TV commercial, which was just posted online.

Beatles legend Ringo Starr has confirmed that one long-standing rumor about his life is actually true. Starr, 84, dropped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Tuesday, January 28, to promote his new country and ...

Superman director James Gunn defended a new promotional clip from the film, after the footage was mocked by fans and sparked a frenzy of internet memes. Gunn, 58, responded to fans after sharing a ...

With the latest highly-anticipated Superman movie set to hit theaters on July 11th, interest in the Man of Steel is once again surging and his trading cards are back in the spotlight for many ...

Others put it down to “wonky CGI,” but in a response to one fan on threads, Gunn clarified that no CGI was used for Superman’s face in the shot. “Looks dope,” one Threads user said of the TV spot.

The background plate in Svalbard is 100% real as is David.” Svalbard is the Norwegian archipelago where part of Superman was filmed. So there we have it: Superman’s flying face is all natural ...