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Zack Snyder and James Gunn’s Dawn of the Dead is set to begin streaming on Netflix soon, bringing the 2004 zombie thriller back into the spotlight. Once the film makes its way to the platform, zombie movie fans will once again get a chance to revisit one of the most influential remakes in the genre.
The phrase became a rallying chant this past summer for the cast of Superman (written and directed by Gunn), but it gained more momentum with the HBO rollout of Peacemaker season 2 this fall. John Cena, the actor behind the gunslinging multiverse-hopping antihero of both superhero projects, agrees with that statement.
James Gunn and Peter Safran have been co-CEOs of DC Studios for three years, and their main focus throughout the kickoff of their reign has been Superman and Supergirl . With Superman being the successful summer blockbuster of 2025,
House of the Dragon star Milly Alcock will play Kara Zor-El, AKA Supergirl, in the DCU Chapter One 's second big-screen offering. Superman's cousin is set to go on a "murderous quest for revenge" across the galaxy, accompanied by Krypto the Superdog, where she'll come up against Matthias Schoenaerts' Krem of the Yellow Hills.
Despite initial pushback, Kyle Chandler excels as Hal Jordan in his brief appearance in Lanterns' official teaser.
DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn left his fans scrambling to solve a weirdly cryptic message on Threads thought to be a potential tease for the DCU.
CinemaBlend attended the trailer premiere event in New York City this past Sunday, which included appearances by Milly Alcock, director Craig Gillespie and James Gunn himself. While hyping up the crowd about the next DC flick,
It would be stupid for Netflix to buy Warner Bros. and then kill James Gunn’s DC Universe, but none of these companies are known for not being stupid.
James Gunn has taken a break from prepping Man of Tomorrow to share some advice with fans who take to social media to make demands of the DCU, whether it be character debuts or Batman's white
Nicholas Hoult opened about his fear of succumbing to the fate of child actors after his break out role in the 2002 Hugh Grant dramedy About a Boy, revealing that “everyone [back] then, even as a kid,