‘Superman: Legacy’: James Gunn’s Reboot Film To Hit Theaters July 11, 2025

Liam Neeson is opening up about if he would make a return to Star Wars or the DC Universe.

It looks like Sarah Michelle Gellar is ready to kiss and tell!

At long last, “The Flash” hits theaters this summer, and DCU fans will likely get a sneak peek at the film with a trailer during Super Bowl LVI this weekend. And it’s still a surprise to some that Warner Bros.

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny filmmaker James Mangold is circling to helm Swamp Thing, Deadline has learned. These are very early talks, nothing locked in stone. The project is so deep development, there’s no script, we understand per sources.

Well, that was quick. Just about 24 hours after the unveiling of the DC Studios “Chapter 1” slate of five films and five series, we already have news regarding the filmmaker behind one of the new features.

While yesterday’s DC Studios “Chapter 1” film and TV slate announcement did give a surprising amount of information about what the studio is working on moving forward, it didn’t answer all of the questions fans have.

For many folks, when they found out that James Gunn and Peter Safran were taking over as co-CEOs of DC Studios, the assumption was that Gunn would lead the way with creative and craft the DC Universe in his image. Well, clearly, that’s panning out a bit like that, as Gunn recently confirmed that he is writing (and possibly directing) “Superman: Legacy” and has already written “Creature Commandos” and is obviously heavily involved in the other new projects.

As the DC Universe enters Chapter One of its era under bosses James Gunn and Peter Safran, Zachary Levi created quite the “fury” on social media after tweeting a message that was anti-Pfizer.

DC Co-Chairmen and CEOs Peter Safran and James Gunn were asked to post-mortem the Batgirl axing situation yesterday at their slate unveiling for the comic book studio.

Superman & Lois likely will continue “for one or two more seasons,” according to DC Studios bosses James Gunn and Peter Safran.

Earlier today, when the first “Chapter” of DC Studios’ master plan was announced, it was made clear that the upcoming film, “The Flash,” is set to be the official device that will rewrite the universe and clear the playing field for James Gunn and Peter Safran, as they plan the future of the DCU. However, “The Flash” is an interesting film without that end result.

It’s not controversial to say that DC films, before James Gunn and Peter Safran took over, were an absolute mess. Not only were many of the films underperforming at the box office and getting savaged by critics, but there was also a complete lack of continuity, with characters appearing on CW shows as well as massive $200 million films.

The Batman Part II now has a release date set.The upcoming sequel, starring Robert Pattinson as the caped crusader, will be arriving in theaters on October 3, 2025.The release date was confirmed by James Gunn and Peter Safran at a press event held on the Warner Brothers lot on Monday, according to Variety. Further information on the film, including plot details, remain a secret.  He's back: The Batman Part II will be debuting in theaters on October 3, 2023 Warner Brothers announced last year that Pattinson would be returning to play Batman in the upcoming sequel.  They also revealed Matt Reeves would return for the sequel. The Batman's box office success was somewhat surprising — despite the popularity of comic book heroes — as it features a much darker tone and visual style that other recent superhero film and boasts a luxurious three-hour runtime.Critics didn't seem to mind, though, and the film currently boasts an impressive 85 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.The thriller shows Batman in his second year of crime fighting, when he's still relatively unexperienced.

As part of James Gunn and Peter Safran’s unveiling of their new DC Universe Chapter One, “Gods and Monsters”, the twosome announced theatrical release dates for the Gunn penned Superman Legacy, that being July 11, 2025 and Matt Reeves’ DC else-world Batman II which is Oct. 3, 2025.

Well, DC Studios co-chief James Gunn promised that the new DC slate that he and his partner Peter Safran came up with would be announced before the end of January, and on the last day of the month, down to the wire, Gunn has made good on that promise. Today, Gunn, Safran, and Warner Bros.

The iconic DC villain Bane, best known for breaking Batman’s back, continues to be the character that got away for Dave Bautista.

What will James Gunn and Peter Safran, newly installed co-CEOs of DC Studios, do with their upcoming slate of superhero features? Rumors are swirling that we will find out the first step in the DC Universe process on Tuesday when WB is supposedly going to reveal the beginning stages of the new DC Studios slate.

James Gunn says don’t blame him for the recent cancellations of Doom Patrol and Titans.

HBO Max announced on Wednesday that their DC Studios comic book TV shows Titans and Doom Patrol will both be ending after their current fourth seasons.The news prompted many fans to levy the blame on new DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran, who were announced in late October and are mapping out an eight-to-ten-year plan for DC Studios. However, Gunn, 56, responded to a fan on Twitter and clarified that the decision to cancel both shows came before he took over. Canceled: HBO Max announced on Wednesday that their DC Studios comic book TV shows Titans and Doom Patrol will both be ending after their current fourth seasons Blame: The news prompted many fans to levy the blame on new DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran, who were announced in late October and are mapping out an eight-to-ten-year plan for DC Studios A fan named Adam Gorman tweeted, 'With @DCDoomPatrol and @DCTitans officially ending due to the new direction of @JamesGunn and Safran.