Writer/director James Gunn called in a 'favor' to Bradley Cooper to appear in a key role in his new DCU feature.

James Gunn's 'Superman' has soared into the DC Universe, achieving a domestic opening weekend of $115 million to $120 million and a global debut exceeding $210 million. Garnering an A- CinemaScore and a 94% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes,

Dean Cain rails against James Gunn's recent comments about his new 'Superman,' claiming it 'was a mistake' for the filmmaker to link the iconic hero to the immigrant experience.

There’s a new DC universe in town that’s being kick-started by James Gunn’s “Superman” this weekend. Headlined by David Corenswet as the Man of Steel, “Superman” is poised to relaunch the DC universe and usher in a more vibrant,

Randy Orton is throwing his name into the mix for James Gunn’s DCU Batman, hinting at interest in taking on the iconic role in the upcoming reboot — especially as Gunn’s Superman gains early momentum.

Directed by Gunn, Superman is a fresh beginning for the DC cinematic slate. The film reportedly carries a production budget of $225 million.

Superman, the first feature film released by James Gunn and his newly rebranded DC Studios -- which he runs with producing partner Peter Safran -- reintroduces the Man of Steel to movie-going audiences. And it does so in a delightfully, dare I say, punk rock way.

Yes, Superman has a post-credits scene. Two, in fact. One around the mid-credits and a second at the very end. The scenes featured don't exactly tease anything or set up future DC projects, and that's how writer/director/studio head James Gunn wants it.

Another little-known denizen of the Man of Steel’s vast universe is making his silver screen debut in director James Gunn's "Superman" blockbuster. His name? Metamorpho, a heroic shape-shifting misfit,

Marvel heavyweight Joe Russo praises James Gunn’s Superman, calling it superior to both Man of Steel and Richard Donner’s film.