Director James Gunn has dismissed the notion that the upcoming Superman film starring David Corenswet must gross $700 million at the box office to be considered successful. Gunn described this expectation as "complete and utter nonsense," emphasizing that the film does not need to achieve such a high benchmark to be deemed a hit. As the film is set to launch a new DC Universe under Warner Bros., Gunn acknowledged there is some pressure on the project but maintained that the situation is not as critical as public speculation suggests.
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Studio executives shouldn't see Superman's strong box office numbers as proof the comic book genre is back from the precipice of death https://t.co/yYCpgL1WyC
Gunn's half-cocked comments can't sink 'Superman' https://t.co/tUSIaJADQz https://t.co/7oh7NX1cVd