After a decade of highs and falls, the DC Comics reputation of the film is now in the era of rehabilitation, thanks to Superman's critical and commercial success. The film, which was written and directed by co-executive director of DC Studios, Jameseshes Gun, appeared as First big win for the brand over the permanent dominant studio Marvel in 17 years. Much of the upcoming power of the film this summer can be attributed to the latest actor brought by Clark Kent this time around: David Corensvet.

With "Superman", Corpens appears as one of Hollywood's most exciting stars. Together with his famous portrait as a titular steel man for the new DCP, Corensvet made waves with fans for his own Loveube Cinema. Is he waxing poetic for the ingenuity behind the initial sequence in Casino Royal; Talking about his loveube to the Marx brothers, Fred Astair and Ginger Rogers; or sharing of his Ideal order for watching the "War of Starwells" sagaCorpens impressed colleagues with his film taste. However, about his favorite movie of all time, that title belongs to a particular film by Buddy Police officer which is a modern comedic masterpiece.

Last year, after the end of the main photo "Superman", the root appeared "Masculin Works (Type) Podcast" And he revealed that his favorite movie of all time was the comedy of Edgar Wright's friends, "Hot Fuzz". The film is the second entry into Wright's "Three Taste of the Corneto", an anthology series of comedies and co-wrote with Simon Peg, the latest of which also starred in them with Nick Frost. The trilogy began with the horror comedy, "John of the Dead", with "Hot Fuzz" three years later, and concluding Unusually underestimated scientific comedy "End of the World".

In Hot Fuzz, inspector Nicholas Angel (Simon Peg), a decorative police officer in London, is so good at his job, his ward him in a seemingly humble small rural city because he has made his team look incompetent for comparison. In his new post, he arrested Dani Butterman (Nick Frost) for drunk driving, just to find out the next day that Butterman is also a member of the police department. Inspector Angel reveals a series of mysterious deaths that take place all over the city as long as he unwanted to hang out with inspector Butterman over beer, ice cream, and the action films.

Wright is a beloved director, especially among the fans of the genres he applies with a crazy sense of humor. Fans often debate which of his films his best and be fair, can't go wrong with any of his films "Three Taste Corneto". However, it can be made a case for "Hoteces Fuz" to be his best. With dedicated performances from PEG, Frost and the rest of the ensemble along with Wright's hyper-energy style, showing his and ridiculous PEG's intestinal script and countless visual fungi, "Hot Fuzz" is a comedic marvel that only improves in repetition.

David Corpenvet should be pleased to find out that the director behind his favorite movie of all time is a fan of his first walk like Mal-EL. In the story published on his clerk Instagram (through Reddit), Edgar Wright shared his praise for Superman. "There was an explosion that saw this in IMAX," Wright wrote. "Congratulations to @jamesgunn and his cheerful band. Tony fun!" Here in the hope that Wright could feel inspired to work with the root of a future project, which would better prepare for long conversations about the cinema that the Superman Starval would like to share. If he worked with him, Corpens would be the second actor in Superman directed by Wright, after Brandon Ruth, who appeared in "Scott Adjir against the world".

Marvel fans know that Wright's career includes one of the biggest missed capabilities of the superhero cinema. He was originally attached to the direct "Ant-man" of Direct Marvel Studio and developed the project with Jo Cornin back in 2003, before the publication of Jonon Javre's "Ironi-Early Man", which began the Chinese Universe of Marvel. Unfortunately, Wright dropped out of the film for creative differences, though he and Cornin retained the script and credit stories. Wright seemed to not want to take the franchise films, deciding to direct original projects such as "Baby Driver" and "Last night in Soho". Wright's next movie is "The Running Man", that will hit theaters on November 7, 2025.