One of the most anticipated films of the year is finally on us. Director Jamesesiyes Gun's "Superman" hit theaters and it's more than just a movie - this is really the beginning of the new DC universe collected by DC Studios and Warner Bros.. Although technically started with animated "Creatures Commandos" At HBO Max, this film represents the new DCU's new party. Does that part include some scenes with loans, by accident?

In the field of cinema with comics, the post-credit scenes have become a standard practice. They are all expected at this point. Since this film is the beginning of a much larger universe, both "Superger" and Clayface set to hit theaters next yearIt may be wondering if Gun, best known as the director of the Marvel trilogy "The Guardians of the Galaxy", included any such scenes.

We are here to answer that question no spoiler Fashion. Seriously, we will not spoil absolutely nothing here. We will only arm viewers with the information they need when they enter the theater. By doing so, let's get into it.

To get to the point, yes, Superman has no one, but two different scenes of loans that the audience should be aware of. One is a scene with medium-sized loans, and the other is a more traditional scene for post-credit after all loans are completed. So, those who want full experience will have to stick around. Plan those bath breaks accordingly.

Again, we will not enter the spoilers but Since DC's new universe will largely come out of this filmFans are probably wondering how important these scenes are. What we can say is that they are more specific to this film and do not set the future. To a large extent, Gun has spent his time focusing on Clark Kent and his world, rather than running the balls that may or may not pay.

David Corenvet ("Pearl") stars as new Superman/Clark Kent, taking over Henry Caville, who played the role starting with a "steel man". The great acting ensemble includes Rachel Brosnahan ("Amateur") as Lois Lane, Nicholas Hult ("X-Men: First Class") as Lex Luther, Skiller Gizondo ("Books") as Jimi Olsen, Nathan Filion ("Rocky" ("Rokiki" ("Rocky", ("Alien Romulus") as Hawkgirl.

In his style of signature, the Jameseshes Gun takes over the original superhero in the newly -led DC Universe with a unique blend of epic action, humor and heart, delivering a superman that is driven by compassion and inherent belief in the goodness of mankind.

Superman is hit by theaters on July 11, 2025.