James Gunn's Superman reboot made many bold choices, but one particular decision stood out as the riskiest—and it wasn’t the budget or David Corenswet’s casting.

Within its second weekend in theatres, James Gunn's Superman has risen past all odds and collected over $300 million worldwide. The earnings saw a drastic rise even on midweeks and minted $177.7 million in the US.

There are several ways for actors and actresses to land parts in movies, and depending on the role, the task is surely easier for some than others. When it comes to the latest box office juggernaut, Superman,

David Corenswet's constant acting questions on the set of "Superman" became writer/director James Gunn's Kryptonite

While some might be taken aback by that approach, Corenswet appreciated that Gunn was willing to say what he wanted out loud "without too much politeness and without beating around the bush." "If I'm no good, tell me I'm no good, and then let's work together to make me good," he added.

James Gunn's Superman, featuring David Corenswet as the Man of Steel, feels too grounded to truly take flight. Gunn's interpretation of the iconic superhero leans heavily into introspection, focusing more on self-reflection and personal struggles than on battling villains and embodying heroism.

A new report reveals the salaries of Superman director and stars, and David Corenswet isn’t the highest-paid actor.

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.

James Gunn has showcased his unique approach and mindset in virtually every aspect of the movie industry. His comments during press appearances ahead of the release of Superman, paired with what members of the cast say about him,

Man of Steel, Peacemaker and more DC titles have seen their viewership soar since Superman's theatrical release