Overview
- The film opened July 10 in Mexico to strong early ratings, following Latin American previews that scored over 90% audience approval.
- Lead performances by David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan are praised for humanizing Superman and Lois Lane through grounded, empathic interpretations.
- Some critics commend the movie’s vulnerability and humor, while others argue its scaled-back spectacle and political parallels limit its epic scope.
- Post-credit sequences—a reflective scene on the moon with Superman and Krypto and a humorous cameo by Mister Terrific—underscore DCU’s new thematic approach.
- Industry figures debate Gunn’s immigrant framing of Superman, with voices like Dean Cain questioning its effect on the character’s legacy.