For the past two weeks now, I’ve gone to the movies. That’s probably the first time in a half decade or so that I’ve actually ...

There’s a new Superman in Metropolis, and while his face is new, he feels eerily familiar. Since the beginning, Superman has ...

America wants to believe in Superman's values, but recoils when those values are applied consistently, especially when they ...

Gunn’s Superman blends hope, politics, and moral conflict in a fresh, family-friendly reboot.

By the way, Superman, who was created by Jerry Siegel and Jospeh Shuster, each the son of Jewish immigrants, has always been ...

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

When the video of his birth parents makes him wonder whether his destiny is evil, it takes only a trip to his adoptive ...

Superman has had a connection to immigrants from the beginning. The superhero’s creators, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, were both the children of Jewish immigrants to the United States, from Lithuania ...

The Man of Steel became a political lightning rod this summer with the release of the new movie, but world's most wholesome ...

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

James Gunn, the screenwriter and director of “Superman,” narrates a sequence featuring David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan.

"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?