"Superman" filmmaker James Gunn says his movie is political since it's about the "lost" US value of basic human kindness. Who finds this offensive?

The new Superman film is accused of portraying Israel negatively through allegorical storytelling.Fictional war, real parallels: Viewers say the fictional conflict between Boravia and Jarhanpur ...

In a time of misinformation, manufactured outrage, and political gridlock, one of the most honest voices in the room comes ...

DC Studios’ and Warner Bros. Pictures’ “Superman” soared to $125 million in domestic box office sales for its opening weekend, becoming the third biggest box office opening this year. Globally, the ...

Superman is one of the most iconic — and most popular — superheroes of all time, but the newest movie featuring the Man of Steel has received some backlash ahead of its release on Friday.

James Gunn, the acclaimed director spearheading a reboot of the “Superman” film franchise, is jumping into American politics with both superhero boots. In an interview with The Sunday Times, Mr. Gunn ...

From global conflict to immigrant solidarity, political moments in James Gunn's Superman have sparked conversation without compromising on spectacle.

But screw them.” On whether Superman was political, Gunn said it was, but it also aimed to start a conversation about morality. “Yes, it’s about politics.

Wouldn't it be nice to live in such a world? Wouldn't it be nice to have super-beings who work for the betterment of everyone ...

Gunn later acknowledged that Superman is about "politics" and "morality," and made it clear he's not bothered about offending anyone. Well, Fox News was offended.

Coming nearly 50 years after the iconic 1978 Superman film starring Christopher Reeve, Gunn's Superman sees Corenswet, 31, as the Man of Steel, with Brosnahan, 34, as journalist and Superman's ...