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Superman (2025) isn’t just another reboot — it’s a cinematic resurrection of hope, heart, and heroism. From the very first frame, this film makes it clear: the Man of Steel is back, and better than ever. David Corenswet absolutely soars as Clark Kent/Superman — blending the charm of Christopher Reeve, the emotional depth of Cavill, and a fresh vulnerability that makes him incredibly human despite being alien. His chemistry with Rachel Brosnahan’s Lois Lane is electric and witty, giving the film real emotional stakes. Director James Gunn strikes gold with a perfect balance of epic superhero action, meaningful character arcs, and subtle world-building. The action sequences — especially the mid-air Kryptonian duel over Metropolis — are jaw-dropping, and the final battle genuinely rivals Man of Steel in intensity, but with more control and clarity. But it’s the soul of this movie that wins. This isn’t a grim Superman. This is a Superman who believes in people. Who makes you feel like the world could be better. The kind of hero we need right now. The score by John Murphy elevates every scene, and the visual effects are both stunning and grounded. And fans will love the surprise cameos and subtle nods to the wider DC Universe (without being forced or cheesy).