CinemaCon believed a man can fly on Tuesday as DC Studios head James Gunn showed off an extended look at Superman. The film is a make-or-break moment for DC, which has an ambitious slate, much of which depends on Superman working at the box office this summer.

It’s a bird…it’s a plane…it’s DC’s last, best chance to make a movie that rivals Marvel. James Gunn, who was hired by Warner Bros. Discovery chief David Zaslav to reinvigorate DC’s cinematic universe after a series of duds like “The Flash” and “Justice League,

Superman will forever be counted on to save Metropolis and, occasionally, the world. This summer, the Man of Steel also may be burdened with trying to save moviegoing as we know it. “Superman,” the movie that will relaunch DC Studios and its universe of comics-based movies on July 11,