James Gunn Responds to Complaints About David Corenswet’s Superman Flying Scene in New Movie Trailer

James Gunn Addresses Superman CGI Speculations

James Gunn, co-CEO of DC Studios and director of the upcoming Superman film, has clarified the recent stir surrounding the computer-generated imagery (CGI) in the film’s latest trailer. Released to much anticipation, the trailer has sparked discussions among fans about the visual effects employed in depicting the iconic superhero.

Fan Concerns Over CGI Usage

After the debut of David Corenswet’s take on Superman in the trailer, viewers took to social media to express their opinions. A particular close-up shot, where Corenswet’s Superman is seen flying, raised eyebrows. Many speculated that CGI was applied to enhance or alter the actor’s facial appearance.

Gunn’s Reassurances

Responding to these speculations, Gunn quickly took to social media to dispel the rumors. He emphasized, “There is absolutely zero CG in his face. People’s faces can look different when you put a wide angle lens up close.” This statement intends to reassure fans about the authenticity of the visuals presented in the trailer.

Real-Life Filming and Imagery

Further elaborating on the shot featured in the Superman trailer, Gunn confirmed that both the background and the actor himself are entirely real, stating, “The background plate in Svalbard is 100% real as is David [Corenswet].” This focus on practical effects highlights a return to traditional filmmaking techniques, which many fans appreciate.

In an era where CGI often dominates blockbuster films, Gunn’s commitment to authenticity could resonate well with audiences looking for a genuine portrayal of their favorite characters.

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Source: Screen Rant