The director of the new Superman reboot has dismissed MAGA rage over the superhero’s roots as an immigrant who represents a lost America. The movie, which opens July 11, focuses on a younger Clark Kent,

It’s about human kindness and obviously there will be jerks out there who are just not kind and will take it as offensive just because it is about kindness,’ Superman director James Gunn said last week,

James Gunn and the ‘Superman’ cast respond to Fox News’ “Superwoke” backlash, defending the film’s message of kindness and immigrant identity.

Sean Gunn, the director’s brother who plays supervillain Maxwell Lord in the film, swiftly defended his sibling. “We support our people, you know? We love our immigrants. Yes, Superman is an immigrant and yes, the people that we support in this country are immigrants and if you don’t like that, you’re not American,” he told Variety.

James was asked to address “MAGA” while speaking with Variety at Superman‘s world premiere on Monday night, insisting that the movie is “for everybody.” “I’m not here to judge people ...

The Gunn brothers sparked controversy by describing "Superman" as an immigrant story, with Sean Gunn claiming those who don't support immigrants are anti-American.

Conway shared her thoughts after director James Gunn described the superhero character as an immigrant. One expert weighed in on her "peculiar" comments.

James Gunn's reboot of the DC Universe kicks off with deep-cut superheros and a sensibility that captures the Silver Age version of the Man of Steel.