CinemaScore and positive word-of-mouth and critic reviews, James Gunn's Superman is now projected for a mid-$600 to $700 million global finish.

Elsewhere, 'Jurassic World Rebirth' celebrates crossing $600 million worldwide, while new offerings 'I know What You Did Last Summer' and 'Smurfs' open to meh numbers.

DC Studios’ Superman continues to perform steadily at the box office, with a modest 54% drop in its second weekend. ComicBookMovie.com reports the reboot is on track to earn $57 million domestically this weekend, bringing its U.S. total to $235 million.

The box office showdown between Superman and F1 is heating up, with just a narrow gap separating the two high-profile summer releases.

The new ‘Superman’ film directed by James Gunn is off to a strong start, with a projected global debut exceeding $210 million. Despite regional variances, particularly in Asia, it has gained positive momentum,

Within its second weekend in theatres, James Gunn's Superman has risen past all odds and collected over $300 million worldwide. The earnings saw a drastic rise even on midweeks and minted $177.7 million in the US.

The latest Superman film, directed by James Gunn, has sparked controversy, with some viewers drawing parallels between the movie's plot and the Israel-Gaza conflict.

The latest 'Superman' film debuts with $122 million in U.S. and Canadian box offices, amassing a global total of $217 million. This Warner Bros. reboot, directed by James Gunn, aims to rejuvenate DC's cinematic success,

James Gunn’s ‘Superman’ has officially launched the new DC Universe with a bang, pulling in a domestic opening weekend of $115 million to 120 million and a global debut exceeding $210 million. The film’s Friday haul alone hit $56.

Superman’ dominated the weekend box office. Benchmark’s Matthew Harrigan has reiterated his Buy rating $18 target for Warner Bros. Discovery stock.