James Gunn's tentpole appears to be succeeding in rebooting the Warner Bros.-owned DC and its most prized superhero franchise. Elsewhere, 'Jurassic World Rebirth' bites off a huge $500 million globally.

After DC cracked the code with Superman last week, the ball shifts to the Marvel court. As The Fantastic Four: First Steps gears up for release soon, a lot is at stake for both MCU and DCU.

"Superman is just the first step. Over the next year alone, DC Studios will introduce the films Supergirl and Clayface in theaters and the series Lanterns on HBO Max, all part of a bold ten-year plan," added Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav. "The DC vision is clear, the momentum is real, and I couldn't be more excited for what's ahead."

The U.S./Canada summer box office per Comscore still has a shot at hitting $4 billion, the second time post pandemic to cross that benchmark, and here’s how it’s expected to go down. Disney is expected to ring in the last $100M+ opener of the first weekend of May through Labor Day season with Marvel Studios’

David Corenswet's debut as Superman in 'Superman' (3D) has grossed Rs 35.62 crore in India after its first week. The film saw strong initial enthusiasm, particularly in metros, but experienced a typical weekday drop.

Warner Bros' reaction to 'Superman's box office figures is worrying for the future of the rebooted DC Universe. Can James Gunn's movie turn it around?

To the surprise of many comic fans, several critical plot points in James Gunn's Superman parallel iconic elements of both The Boys and Invincible comics...but rather than cause for criticism, this might be the movie's smartest creative choice.

James Gunn is shaking up the DC Universe once again—this time with a bold reimagining of Supergirl that fans didn’t see coming. Following the release of Superman, which stars David Corenswet in the title role,