"It’s all right to have an opposing force every once in a while." Devoted Snyderverse fans are plotting an attack on Superman — but James Gunn isn't the least bit worried. On Sunday, the DC boss responded to news that a contingent of Zack Snyder fans are brainstorming ways to undermine the success of Gunn's upcoming Superman film,

DC Studios co-head James Gunn shared his thoughts on the 'dying' movie industry and updates on 'The Batman' sequel.

There is perhaps no industry figure more visible at the moment (besides actors themselves) than James Gunn, the new head of the DCU. Now he's talking Batman.

James Gunn is giving his version of a eulogy for Marvel. The Co-Chairman and CEO of DC Studios, who also helmed the MCU's "Guardians of the Galaxy" trilogy, told Rolling Stone that it was in part the "mandates" for more content on Disney+ that "killed" the MCU IP.

"Do it or don’t do it, and then stand by it." It appears Rachel Brosnahan's kryptonite is actors who "pooh-pooh" on their own superhero movies. Speaking with her pal Amanda Seyfried for Interview magazine,

Rachel Brosnahan is making her comic book movie debut as Lois Lane in James Gunn’s “Superman” this summer, and it’s an experience she does not plan on criticizing no matter how successful or not the movie ends up being.

Rachel Brosnahan said that actors who have been in superhero films should not complain and “stand by” the work. In a conversation with Mamma Mia star Amanda Seyfried, Brosnahan, who will be playing Lois Lane in James Gunn ’s forthcoming Superman film,