Superman director James Gunn has addressed the movie's controversial change to Kal-El's origin story, revealing that he turned to the comics for inspiration in changing Jor-El and Lara's motivations.

The new Superman film directed by James Gunn faces backlash for its perceived anti-Israel sentiment through an allegorical conflict reminiscent of the Israel-Gaza war. Critics and audiences are divided over the film's political implications and its portrayal of military power versus civilian suffering.

James Gunn breaks the silence on Superman's most controversial change to the Man of Steel's myth, explaining the DCU's approach to canon.

With a production budget of approximately $225 million (₹1,931.75 crore), the film has performed well globally.

"I'm incredibly grateful for your enthusiasm and kind words over the past few days," Gunn wrote in an Instagram Threads post following the film's successful opening weekend

James Gunn cast Bradley Cooper for an important 'Superman' cameo because he needed someone 'who could walk in the footsteps of Marlon Brando.'

David Corenswet's film has leapt past Henry Cavill's Man of Steel to become the best-opening solo Superman movie ever.

The upcoming Superman film featuring David Corenswet introduces intriguing plotlines for the next DC installment, Peacemaker Season 2, which stars John Cena. The second season is set to premiere on August 21,