David Corenswet takes flight as the Man of Steel in the director James Gunn's "Superman."

The new “Superman” movie is facing a steady wave of criticism from the right after the film’s director called out a political message he hopes viewers will take away from his reboot of

Warner Bros. launches its $225 million Superman reboot this week, aiming to revitalize the DC Comics brand and reshape the studio’s future with a bold new cinematic universe.

The James Gunn-directed “Superman,” which kicks off the new DC Universe, is a humorous, action-packed dose of much-needed goodness, writes our reviewer.

Over-lit and full of kid-friendly exuberance, the film is a calculated turn away from director Zack Snyder's dark DC Universe, starting at a sprint and never letting up. "But what’s missing from the parade of plotting is a clear throughline,

James Gunn is revamping Superman for DC, featuring David Corenswet, Nicholas Hoult, and Rachel Brosnahan. This upcoming film will also mark the beginning of a new chapter in the DC Universe.

The Night at the Museum film franchise is getting another go at Studios under Disney to mine more historical hijinks. It’s been 20 years (a shocking number, yes) since the release of the first film starring Ben Stiller (Severance) as a museum night watch guard who goes on adventures when the exhibits come to life at night.

James Gunn's DC Universe reboot is about to kick into gear, and the Rotten Tomatoes score has arrived for the film, outdoing Zack Snyder's Superman.