James Gunn is making headlines as he confirms the runtime for the highly anticipated “Superman” movie. Fans have been buzzing about the film’s length, and on June 5, 2025, Gunn took to Instagram Threads to clarify that the runtime is indeed two hours and nine minutes, including credits.
- James Gunn confirms "Superman" runtime is 2 hours 9 minutes.
- Warner Bros. did not request film shortening.
- "Superman" is Gunn's directorial debut for DC.
- David Corenswet stars as Superman in film.
- Film releases in theaters on July 11.
- Last Superman film was "Man of Steel" (2013).
In response to speculation that Warner Bros. pressured him to shorten the film, Gunn firmly stated, “Zero truth to that.” This marks Gunn’s directorial debut as head of DC Studios and the first solo Superman film in over a decade, raising excitement among global audiences.
This revelation raises questions about the creative freedom filmmakers have in a franchise-driven industry. With superhero films dominating the box office, how much influence do studios exert over artistic choices? Gunn’s comments suggest a commitment to storytelling over runtime concerns.
- Gunn’s “Superman” is the first solo film since 2013’s “Man of Steel.”
- The cast includes David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan, among others.
- Gunn’s leadership at DC Studios signals a new era for the franchise.
- The film’s release is highly anticipated by fans worldwide.
As we look ahead, the success of “Superman” could redefine the future of DC films and set new standards for superhero storytelling. Will this film resonate with both critics and audiences alike?
