Las Vegas – The 2025 box office has been beaten With a deficit. Can James Gunn called “Summer of ‘Superman'” save him?
Warner Bros. showed a diverse and starry list of his next films on Tuesday, but the night took Clark Kent’s shoulders.
“I really believe in this movie. And I think there is a lack of human kindness, or at least one degradation of human kindness,” said Gunn. “This is a film that celebrates human goodness and love.”
In the annual Cinemacon Convention and commercial fair in Las Vegas, Gunn – the Director and writer From the first film in the new iteration of the universe of DC connected, he also brought out his stars, which sprouted on his experience making the film.
“It is a great honor to play a role that exists so clearly in public consciousness, to the point that everyone thinks, even if they have not seen a movie or read a comic, you know what Superman’s symbol means and you know what it means,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said,” he said David Korenswet, Add that he hopes to “illuminate something new about the character, or even simply take the beloved character to a new audience.”
Korenswet joined on stage Rachel Brosnahan, who plays Lois Lane and Nicholas Hault, who plays Lex Luther.
“James makes a family of each set,” said Brosnahan. “The set is full of people who want to be there, who love to make these films. And it is a joy to work every day. As many of you have probably heard of other people, it is not always the case.”
Gunn was announced to direct the film in 2023 shortly after He and Peter Safran It became co -presidents and co -presidents of DC Studios.
“We appreciate and share their passion for this art form,” Safran told a room full of theater owners. “It is the support point of our ambitious slate of DC Studios and that is what inspired James to film worldwide and push cinematographic technology to their limits, to boost viewers to leave their homes to their theaters.”
The film will be released theatrical in July in the middle of a summer of superhero titles, including “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” and “Thunderbolts (Asterisk)”.
In addition to “Superman”, Warner Bros. mocked some of his April launches on the main stage of the Convention, such as “Sinners” by Ryan Coogler and “Minecraft Movie”, but also looked later on the road for 2025.
In a wink to the cinephiles, the study initiated its presentation when taking out the stars from Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One battle after another”, including Leonardo DiCaprio and Regina Hall. The film is scheduled to reach theaters in September.
“I have been wanting to work with Paul for more, God, almost 20 years. He is one of the most unique talents of our time,” said DiCaprio. “With this film, something political and culturally has taken advantage of that is brewing under our psyche. But at the same time, it is an incredibly epic film and has that reach and scale.”
Director Joseph Kosinski and Producer Jerry Bruckheimer He also treated the audience to an extended advance of “F1”, the racing drama of Formula one of Brad Pitt premiered in June.
In addition to Hollywood studies and stars that have their theatrical menus that believe they will attract the public to cinemas, the annual convention is also a time to discuss the current industry debates, as how much time they should remain in theaters and the extent to which studies should enter production with transmission companies.
