Rebekah QUINN

Yes yes yes — this is the Superman we’ve been waiting for. With Superman (2025), James Gunn doesn’t just reboot a legend—he revives the soul of the character. This is a film that understands Superman isn’t compelling in spite of his hopefulness, but because of it. He’s earnest, powerful, conflicted, and, most importantly, kind. The storytelling is sharp without sacrificing heart. The pacing never lags, the dialogue respects its audience, and the emotional stakes are grounded even when the action takes flight. The supporting cast is spot-on, and there’s finally a Lois Lane who feels like an equal—smart, gutsy, and emotionally resonant. Visually, it’s stunning without being bloated. The action sequences deliver, but it’s the quiet moments that hit hardest—those rare, earned pauses where we see the man beneath the cape. Whether you’re a longtime fan or cautiously optimistic, this version of Superman bridges the myth with the man in a way that feels both classic and radically new. A triumph. A reminder. A return to believing.