5 Reasons Why James Gunn's Superman Soared At The Box Office
James Gunn's Superman soared to impressive heights during its opening weekend at the box office, so let's examine what went right with the first DCU film.
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How To Watch M3GAN 2.0 At Home
Lots of folks skipped M3GAN 2.0 in theaters, but the film has moments that are worth seeing. Here's when it'll be available to own at home.
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The live-action How to Train Your Dragon is heading to the home media market, complete with a treasure trove of special features and making-of featurettes.
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James Gunn's Superman Has The Same Climax Problem As Zack Snyder's Man Of Steel
James Gunn's Superman goes to great lengths to distance itself from Zack Snyder's Man of Steel, but it shares a similar third-act problem.
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James Gunn's Best Superman Scene Explains The Movie's Most Powerful Message
The scene where Lois interviews Clark in her apartment, glimpsed in the film's trailer, is one of the best scenes of James Gunn's Superman. Here's why.
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James Gunn's Superman Turns The DC Comics Hero Into An Anime Icon (And It Rules)
Clark Kent's relationship with Krypton in James Gunn's Superman echoes an anime series that itself was inspired by Superman comics.
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Superman's Weirdest Gag Lets James Gunn Declare War On The Online Haters
James Gunn's Superman has a moment that feels especially personal for Gunn, who's endured his fair share of mob-like anger being directed at him over the years.
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Nicholas Hoult's Lex Luthor Gets One Thing Right That Other Superman Movies Missed
Out of all the iterations of Lex Luthor in the Superman film franchise, Nicholas Hoult's version was the first to nail this aspect of the villain's character.
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The Most Unrealistic Part Of James Gunn's Superman Isn't The Superhero – It's Far More Depressing
James Gunn's Superman is an intentionally silly comic book movie loaded with fantastical elements, but the most unrealistic element involves journalism.
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James Gunn's Superman Post-Credits Scenes Are Pointless (And That's The Point)
The credits scenes in James Gunn's Superman don't tee up anything about the future of the new DC Universe, and there's a benefit to that.
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Superman Soars To $125 Million Opening Weekend At The Box Office
James Gunn's Superman is off to a strong start at the box office, with Friday numbers putting it on track for a $125 million opening weekend.
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Superman's Reported Cast Salaries Confirm One Actor Was Paid More Than David Corenswet
David Corenswet, who plays Superman/Clark Kent in James Gunn's Superman, was not the highest paid actor on that film's set. Here's who made more than he did.
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James Gunn's Superman Movie Makes A Controversial Change (But It's Not The First Time)
One of the most controversial moments in James Gunn's Superman will certainly rile up some fans, but it's a bold swing that's perfect for our time.
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James Gunn's Jimmy Olsen Reinvention Brings Major Changes To The Superman Character
James Gunn's new Superman movie makes a pretty big change to the character of Jimmy Olsen, played memorably by Skyler Gisondo.
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James Gunn's Superman Introduces A Major DC Comics Hero Hidden From Marketing
Several DC Comics heroes show up in James Gunn's Superman, including one who was left out of the film's marketing but will play a big role in the DC Universe.
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James Gunn Explains The Balance Of Sadness And Hope In His Superman Movie [Exclusive Interview]
Superman writer/director James Gunn tells us about the South Korean action film that inspired his visual style, the importance of journalism, and more.
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Every DC Character Cameo In James Gunn's Superman, Explained
James Gunn's Superman features a bunch of characters, but never feels overstuffed. Here's a spoilery list of all the film's cameos.
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Nicholas Hoult Used A DC Comic Book Line As Lex Luthor's Mantra In James Gunn's Superman [Exclusive]
Nicholas Hoult drew heavily from one particular Lex Luthor-centric DC comic book story for his portrayal of the character in James Gunn's Superman.
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Who Is Ultraman In James Gunn's Superman? The Villain Twist, Explained
Ultraman plays a significant role in James Gunn's new Superman movie. Here's our spoilery breakdown of who he is and how he factors into the story.
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James Gunn's Superman Post-Credits Scenes, Explained
Here's a breakdown of what happens in the credits scenes of James Gunn's Superman, which launches the DC Universe on the big screen.
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How The Naked Gun Reboot Director Convinced Seth MacFarlane The Spoof Would Work Again
Seth MacFarlane knew he wanted Liam Neeson in The Naked Gun reboot, but figuring out the approach was harder, until The Lonely Island's Akiva Schaffer came in.
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How To Watch Karate Kid: Legends At Home
The disparate corners of the Karate Kid franchise come together in Karate Kid: Legends. Here's the lowdown on its release on digital and physical media.
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James Gunn Gave Rachel Brosnahan A Small But Crucial Note While Filming Superman [Exclusive]
Rachel Brosnahan is a fantastic Lois Lane in Superman, and the key to her performance could have been this note from James Gunn.
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Does James Gunn's Superman Have A Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
The time has come for yet another big superhero movie (James Gunn's Superman), which means we must ask the questions: are there credits scenes?
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Superman Review: James Gunn's Charming Crowd Pleaser Is Silly In All The Right Ways
James Gunn's Superman is unapologetically silly, embracing a charming comic book logic where anything is possible. Here's our review.
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Superman Reactions Praise A Soaring Start To James Gunn's DC Universe
Film critics have weighed in with the first reactions to James Gunn's Superman, which stars David Corenswet as the caped superhero.
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Rachel McAdams & Cillian Murphy's Psychological Thriller Is A Netflix Hit 20 Years Later
This acclaimed (and quietly influential) thriller starring Rachel McAdams and Cillian Murphy is making waves on Netflix two decades after its original release.
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