The Jameseshei Gun "Superman" is positively saturated with ideas. Whether you see it as a good thing or a bad thing, it depends mostly on how you feel about taking its titular character, making it a sharp contrast with Grit and earthed approach of Zack Snyder to the steel man (The one who probably never suits him very well).

Instead of continuing to chase the trend of dark comics, made by Snyder, Gun was turning in the opposite direction with the first film in his newly led DC Universe. In doing so, he shaped Superman in a character that carries the future of Metropolis on his shoulders, balancing between sadness and hope In ways to talk about the permanent 80+ years of the superhero as the embodiment of justice in pop culture.

But comics are not just battles between good and evil. They can also have some really wild and crazy spins, with super dogs and robots, which feel normal for every veteran of comics, but look bizarre from an outsider's point of view. And Gun wants to indulge in these weird characters. Hell, he basically Made “Suicide Squad” in Love-Board to Forgotten Supervisors of C and D-Nivo. And Superman is no exception.

During the "Superman", we got acquainted with a series of small characters with deep backsters, ranging from Nathan Filion's green lantern smuggling to Anthony Carigan's surprising mental metamorph. However, it turns out that none of them holds a candle to Gonzo's back story about Gun's "favorite" character in the movie: Mr.

Superman represents his Lex Luthor (Nicholas Hult) as a technological genius who is more ready to bend the laws of society (and even reality) to meet his needs, in the same way. Our supervisors in real life Think that they deserve the power to reshape the world by their image. Lex's contempt for Superman (David Corenvet) seems to come from his uncertainty about how perfect Superman is, and so he goes into dramatic lengths to destroy the doing. He has a team of super -powered metaemas to help him in this task, but the strangest of the group is someone we only briefly see on the screen: Mr -beautiful.

If The human being Grandale from "Community" There was a loving child with the fleshy pale man from the "Pan Labyrinth", the baby would probably look something like Mr. Beautiful. His affectionate title sounds like a small ironic joke hidden in the middle of a movie positively packed with panties, but Gunn Discovered on Twitter That the backstow of G -Nice with Lex goes far deeper than you could have guessed:

When people ask me my favorite character from #Superman, it can be g -beautiful. Lex created Mr -Santen in the United States in Petri when he was 12 - he tried to make a man. He did not do so well, but he could simply be the only one in the world that Lex has any real feeling, confirmed by the photo of his desk. Our G -Din was shown by the beautiful Trevor Newuin.

When people ask me my favorite character from #Superman It can simply be g -beautiful. Lex created Mr -Nice in the United States in Petri when he was 12 - he tried to make a man. He didn't go out so well, but he might just be the only one in the world Lex has any real feeling ... pic.twitter.com/nwbpoomltq

- JAMESEESTS GUN (@JamesGunn) July 29, 2025

With such a miraculous story (what should make people go "wtf?!", While adding a hint of mankind of the perverse portrait of Hult on his bald Badi), it is easy to see why Gun's favorite character in the film is a beautiful face. And now, hopefully, he will be your favorite character.

Superman is currently playing in theaters.