CinemaCon is in full swing in Las Vegas, where major movie studios gather to promote their upcoming slate, and last night saw James Gunn, Peter Safran, and the main cast of Superman take the stage ...

There was lots of red, white and blue optimism, as well as scenes of Superman getting interviewed by Lois Lane and saving people from collapsing buildings. There was also a shot of Lex Luthor ...

By Ryan Gajewski, Aaron Couch CinemaCon believed a man can fly on Tuesday as DC Studios head James Gunn showed off an extended look at Superman. The film is a make-or-break moment for DC ...

LAS VEGAS – Rachel Brosnahan recalled a night filming "Superman" where the newest Man of Steel, costar David Corenswet, looked especially superheroic with his cape flapping in the moonlight.

The Superman release date promises to be an eventful day in pop culture. Not only is it one of 2025's biggest blockbusters, featuring an iconic hero, but it kicks off James Gunn's DCU: Chapter One ...

“Could DC have plans for Cruise? It’s possible… though I can only imagine him as Batman or as Superman’s biological father, Jor-El,” Sneider wrote. “There are said to be some major ...

Gunn is explaining that he was offered Superman before The Suicide Squad, and went with what he deemed to be the easier path. The idea of doing a Superman film haunted him for years, until he was ...

“Happy Anniversary to the Engineer, created by Warren Ellis and Bryan Hitch, who you can see played to sinister perfection by puppy in human form Gaby de Faria in #Superman this July!, ...

We got a first glimpse of María Gabriela de Faría as The Engineer via set photos when Superman was filming last summer, but director James Gunn has now shared a first official look at the ...

David Corenswet prepares to don the cape of the most famous superhero of all time Correspondent The new Superman, David Corenswet, resides not in Metropolis but a suburb of Philadelphia.

DC Studios released the first Superman trailer last December and the sneak peek quickly broke viewership records (all while confirming that, yes, people still care about the Man of Steel).