As James Gunn prepares to kick off the rebooted DC Universe with Superman, the DC Studios co-CEO has said each movie in the works will be tonally different — so don’t expect an All-Star Superman-inspired DCU.

The first reactions to "Superman" are in, and they have some positive things to say about David Corenswet and the future of the DC Universe.

DC Studios brought the capes and culture in ATL for a private screening of "Superman," the first film in James Gunn’s rebooted DC Universe.

IGN's Superman review critic, Tom Jorgenson, talks about the new Superman movie directed by James Gunn with IGN's Man of Steel review critic, Jim Vejvoda. In this SPOILER FREE discussion, our critics weigh in on the Snyder vs.

M ovie-goers can likely expect years of on-going debates between DC and Marvel fans about the qualities of the DC Universe and the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so let's get this one

During post-production on Superman, writer-director James Gunn ran into a problem. “We found that people loved the movie but that they were confused about the world they were entering,” Gunn told io9 recently. And so, to fix that problem, late in the filmmaking process, he looked to another one of his favorite films for the fix.

James Gunn ’s Superman isn’t just another reboot, it’s the foundation of a brand new DC Cinematic Universe, and it’s starting with a bang. DC Studios' first major film under Gunn and Peter Safran ’s Gods and Monsters Chapter 1 is expected to open to at least $200M globally,