Superman’s reactions praise a very high beginning to James Gunn’s DC universe

Eyes up here, Superman fans. Finally, the time has come for the DC’s flagship hero to make his new appearance in the very anticipated restart film by James Gunn, after months and months of extremely quiet and perfectly rational The frantic speculation about how this Restarter franchise would result. With the controversial version of Zack Snyder about the character now in the rearview mirror and the interpretation of Gunn in front of us (you create it or not, the two assumptions “rivals” are really close close friends in real life, as their recent “Rick and Morty” Cameos “demonstrates), we can practically look in heaven in advance of what comes later.

The last response to what comes next is to get closer and more to the first official reactions to the next “Superman”. Scheduled to fly to cinemas in just a few days, the new box office success has already been projected for critics around the world, and their first hot thoughts and shots are currently reaching social networks while we talk. Is this El Salvador that Warner Bros. and DC desperately needed? Are the audiences ready to completely hug David Korenswet’s performance as the man of steel, Nicholas Hault as his damn arch-nemesis Lex Luthor and Rachel Brosnahan as the intrepid reporter Lois Lane? And, most importantly, Krypto the gifted will become our next canine obsession on the big screen?

Critics and film journalists have now intervened in those questions, before the general launch of “Superman” at the end of this week. While it is not a feat as great as orbiting the earth quick enough to reverse its rotation and go back time, we have gathered a wide selection of the most fascinating and without spoiler responses below. So what are you waiting for? Keep reading and look at yourself for yourself!

Critics almost unanimously sing the praises of Gunn’s “Superman”, with /Film Editor and Chief Film Critic Chris Evangelista saying“God, I loved this. James Gunn’s splash page is so unattill, sincere and intentionally cheesy that I was completely captivated. In the end I left a great and stupid smile on my face.” Taking into account how “sandy” and serious superheroes have been lately, this certainly sounds like a change in welcome tone. /Film writer Bill Bria said the movie “I completely revitalized my love for the genre of superheroes. His irreverence, bright colors, kinetic chamber work, impeccable launch, bold options and tons of heart excited me and I loved them.

The film criticism Jones went as far as To call the movie “The best that the man of steel has been millennium,” continuing writing, “Gunn’s Take is an intelligent study with a comprehensive immigrant diaspora arc in his nucleus. David Korenswet Clava Clava’s most true nature: an idiot of the west medium trapped in a body of Pured

IGNS Amelia Emberwing described the movie As “brilliant, brave and bold”, highlighting that “each performance is perfect.” She continued: “You look and feel magnificent. I have had a lot of time to sit with the movie and, I can’t emphasize this enough, I don’t have a single complaint about it.” Film critic Courtney Howard said the movie “Soars,” call it “an incredible achievement and a hopeful balm, in honor of past iterations (cinema and comics) while cutting its own path.” Similarly, he told Clark Kent/Superman, David Korenswet, and pointed out that he “has that heroic brightness.” For those who wonder about Lex Luthor, Howard wrote: “Hault is deliciously diabolical.” She culminated things by saying: “Brosnahan fills with Vim and vigor. Krypto’s ornaments.”

Looking for those with objections to “Superman” is quite difficult to achieve, and most critics admit that their complaints were mostly minor. That does not mean that there is not much negativity against the film on social networks, but hatred does not seem to be about “Superman” the film, but what the film represents. Fox News had a field day on July 7, 2025, after a viral interview with The Sunday Timeswhere James Gunn legitimately recognized that Superman’s story is the story of an immigrant.

“I mean, Superman is the history of America,” Gunn explained. “An immigrant who came from other places and populated the country, but for me it is mainly a story that says that basic human kindness is a value and is something we have lost.” As such, the same people who sporan in the mouth when Disney princesses are more than white have been in full validity to belittle the film, even with Kellyanne Conway even Rename the movie “Superwoke”.

At the same time, given the … passionate The “Man of Steel” Fandom of Zack Snyder as part of the extended DC universe, many of his sycophantes happily announce that the film is “bad” and that the new DC universe is “in ruins.”

Of course, we will have a better idea of ​​how people feel when official criticisms are published, or we can all make decisions for ourselves when the film reaches theaters on July 11, 2025.