James Gunn Almost Made Superman Too Edgy in Absurdly Disgusting Deleted Scene

What Extremely Dark Scene Did James Gunn Cut Out of 'Superman'?

James Gunn's Superman has become one of those movies that gets endlessly talked about online, as it soars to domestic box office highs. But this is a movie that Gunn worked on and tweaked right up until releasing it in the theaters. What I loved about it was its unabashed heart and soul. You really feel for these characters, and you can laugh and cry with them as things get better or get tough. To walk that line, you have to kill your darlings, …

Superman Is Justice League 2017 If It Wasn't A Reshot Mess

James Gunn’s Superman is the fun, hopeful DC movie Justice League (2017) wanted to be, but wasn’t. Superman Is Justice League 2017 If It Wasn’t A Reshot Mess Written by Brad Curran for Fortress of Solitude

Aquaman’s Status In The DC Universe Has Been Revealed By James Gunn

Is Aquaman already a mainstay in the DC Universe? James Gunn reveals new details about the Defender of the Deep’s status in the rebooted franchise. For newer fans of the DC Universe, it may be hard to believe that there was a time where Aquaman was one of the franchise’s biggest faces. He was perhaps the franchise’s most well-known hero outside of the trinity before the turn of the century… Source

James Gunn Almost Made Superman Too Edgy in Absurdly Disgusting Deleted Scene

Turns out, James Gunn’s Superman wasn’t always as hopeful and bright as the final cut suggests. According to the director’s interview on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, the crowd-pleasing superhero flick almost went to some very dark places. It nearly involved a graphic execution and a twisted power move by Nicholas Hoult’s Lex Luthor.  [Lex shooting Malik in the head was] always done in this extreme wide so it’s not too graphic. The guy fell o…

James Gunn Agrees With Zack Snyder's Most Controversial Superman Scene

James Gunn's Superman is a far cry from Zack Snyder's take, yet the former doesn't seem to disagree with the most controversial moment in Snyder's Man of Steel.