"Superman" director James Gunn spoke with "CBS Mornings" about the movie's debut, character relationships and how it relates to everyday life.

Though he still hasn't confirmed which project it was, James Gunn has shared more details on the DCU movie that was scrapped despite having a script and director

With Superman ruling the box office, we decided to look back at James Gunn's impressive TV and film career and select his 10 best works

Director Richard Donner’s Superman: The Movie, which premiered in 1978, is a classic piece of cinema that continues to shape the superhero genre today. Most recently, it led the way for writer-director James Gunn to release Superman, a more modern imagining of the Man of Steel’s adventures, with David Corenswet portraying the titular hero.

With the release of Superman the DCU is fully underway, except for video games. But based on everything James Gunn has said, WB Games is changing how they make superhero games.

Gunn's not alone in his opinion: Paddington 2 is a big hit with critics. At one point, it was the only movie on Rotten Tomatoes with a perfect 100% score (ousting Orson Welles' 1941 classic Citizen Kane from the site's highest-rated top spot), but now it sits at a still pretty impressive score of 99%.

Superman director James Gunn weighs in with his thoughts on the state of superhero cinema, and opens up on the problems faced by DC before DC Studios was launched. He also talks Batman and Wonder

Marvel's Kevin Feige predicted the future when "Superman" director James Gunn first told him he was going to work in the DC Universe.

Superman gave Clark Kent back his heart, but did James Gunn give our staffers back their hope for his comic world?