David Corenswet's slightly puppyish Superman radiates a joy in what he's doing, but he’s far from invincible. That lends the film emotional stakes.

New Superman movie struggles to soar as critics voice disappointment and director sparks debate - The first reviews are in with some calling the latest incarnation of the Man of Steel ‘woke’ and ‘poin

Superman hasn’t had this much charm and personality since Christopher Reeve made you believe a man could fly.

The $225 million-budgeted tentpole has the lofty ambition of relaunching the DC Universe after the last iteration of the comic book universe had flamed out with a string of costly bombs, including “The Flash,” “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom,” “Shazam: Fury of the Gods” and “Blue Beetle.”

After years of uncertainty around the character’s future on screen, “Superman” finally returns in a movie that feels both fresh and faithful. James Gunn delivers a reboot that captures the heart of what makes Superman so iconic (his unwavering hope, kindness, and strength), while also updating the world around him with style and humor.

James Gunn’s highly-anticipated reboot of “Superman” soars into theaters this weekend and along with it comes a flurry of new merch and collectibles. But the return of the fictional superhero has also spawned new interest in a hardcover book released late last year,

New "Superman" director James Gunn discussed how the film addresses politics, morality, and immigration while highlighting the character's belief in human kindness.

"Superman" comes out in theaters this weekend. You can get specialty popcorn buckets for the new movie at these theaters.

Rachel Brosnahan is Lois Lane opposite David Corenswet's Superman in director James Gunn's reboot about the Man of Steel

James Gunn's Superman reboot has been met with a barrage of negative reviews from critics who have branded the film "pointless," "cluttered," and a "migraine of a movie." The Guardian awarded the film just two stars,