“I didn’t want a Superman who was perfect in any way. Nobody’s perfect,” Gunn said on the Picturehouse podcast. “Even Superman loses his temper, even Superman throws the desk across the room with Lex.

Lex believes he's won, but comes face to face with Superman. He looks at Lex with burning red eyes – and lights him on fire.

DC Comics’ latest live-action take on Superman has finally arrived in theaters, with the new Man of Steel and his arch-nemesis, Lex Luthor, going head-to-head in a brains-vs-brawn battle for the ages.

Warner Bros./DC Studios have released a new character promo and featurette for James Gunn's Superman, spotlighting Nicholas Hoult as our latest big-screen take on one of the most iconic villains in ...

Jor-El and Lara’s message to Kal-El in James Gunn’s Superman might’ve been altered by Lex Luthor after all. Previously, Gunn had stated that Luthor was not involved in doctoring the message. Superman, ...

Despite its social commentary, James Gunn’s Superman was obviously set in a fantasy world. That has nothing to do with its Kryptonian hero, Green Lantern, or a flying dog. It’s because in the movie ...