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New Superman movie faces protest for themes of immigrant identity
The 2025 iteration of "Superman" from director James Gunn and Warner Bros. is facing some backlash from conservative media for focusing on the superhero character's immigration status. NBC News' Steven Romo reports on the attention the movie is getting from media outlets and how it could affect the future of the studio.
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Actor David Corenswet feels a connection with the classic DC comic book character Superman that he portrays in the 2025 James ...
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