James Gunn’s DC film is close to matching the unadjusted domestic opening of Zack Snyder’s “Man of Steel”

James Gunn's "Superman," which opened in theaters worldwide this week, is a reboot aimed at relaunching the so-called DC Universe of comic book-based superhero movies, which also features Wonder Woman...

Even Superman gets hurt. On a recent episode of Vanity Fair’s “Lie Detector Test,” David Corenswet, while hooked up to a polygraph, was asked by co-star Nicholas Hoult about the “wildest bruise” he got while starring in “Superman.

“She helped me make my first self-tape for the part, and she felt at that point that I should get the part,” he recalled in a People interview.

In a recent conversation with TMZ, Cain — who starred as Clark Kent/Superman in the hit 1990s TV series — wondered: "How woke is Hollywood going to make this character?" The 58-year-old actor railed against filmmaker James Gunn and his latest take on the Kryptonian icon after the director declared in an interview with the London Times that "Superman is the story of America.

Another little-known denizen of the Man of Steel’s vast universe is making his silver screen debut in director James Gunn's "Superman" blockbuster. His name? Metamorpho, a heroic shape-shifting misfit,

This story discusses major plot developments, including the ending, in "Superman," currently playing in theaters. In the climax of "Superman" - the first feature film under the DC Studios banner, and the official big screen launch of the new DC Universe - the city of Metropolis is split in two.