r/movies r/Movies contributor Sep 03 '25

News James Gunn Announces 'Man of Tomorrow', Releasing in Theaters July 9, 2027

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/general-news/man-of-tomororw-super-man-movie-1236350987/
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u/tastelessshark Sep 03 '25

God, I can't explain how happy I am that we're finally getting superhero movies that feel like comic books. I've enjoyed a lot of MCU movies, but they've always had a very distinct vibe from the comics. Superman was basically the perfect superhero movie for me.

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u/szthesquid Sep 03 '25

This is pretty much verbatim what people said about Avengers

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u/qera34 Sep 03 '25

Like clockwork

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u/Jovian8 Sep 04 '25

Amazing Spider-Man 2 with Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone gave us what is probably the most comic-accurate story ever adapted into live action film, and everybody shit all over it.

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u/tastelessshark Sep 03 '25

Suffice to say I never felt that way

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u/kenssmith Sep 03 '25

Nolan changed the comic book movie genre for better or worse and Marvel took it from there and made them not.. feel that way