This fresh take on the iconic superhero is a human story about how we choose to forge our own path. I grew up with Christopher Reeve as my Superman, and loving 1980's Superman II. This was partially ...

Superman is one of the most enduring figures in all of pop culture: a mythic symbol of truth, justice, and the American way without which the very idea of a superhero as we know it wouldn’t exist – or ...

The James Gunn film, starring David Corenswet as the superhero, releases in theaters July 11. By Lexi Carson Associate Editor At the film’s L.A. premiere on Monday, Gunn mentioned what he hoped to ...

It’s hard to overstate just how important Superman is in the wider film landscape. It’s the first live-action entry in the new DCU after leaving the underperforming DCEU behind. He’s the DC hero, one ...

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David Corenswet and Krypto the Dog in 'Superman' (Warner Bros.) Maybe I’m hard to please — I’m just kidding, I’m a film critic, of course I am — but I’ve never loved any of the live-action Superman ...

We all know the worst aspects of comic-book movies (they can be overblown, convoluted, dunked in CGI bombast…did I mention overblown?). But here's the most ironic aspect of comic-book movies: Most of ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover Hollywood and entertainment. Also written by Gunn — based on the iconic DC Comics character created by Jerry Siegel and ...

You will believe a man can cry. No, not Superman, but this reviewer, because James Gunn’s DCU-set reboot for the Man of Steel is such a moving, uplifting watch, we'd be shocked if tears of joy don't ...

Running time: 129 minutes. Rated PG-13 (violence, action and language). In theaters July 11. With his “Superman” reboot, new DC Studios head honcho James Gunn is singing a different tune: Happy days ...

I was skeptical and weary walking into my showing of “Superman.” Why were we getting a new Superman on the big screen every 10 years or so? Is this something we really needed? “Superman Returns” (2006 ...