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Superman’s Streaming Date Is Imminent, Barely A Month After Release
James Gunn’s Superman, the highest-grossing domestic Superman film with $331.3 million, will be available for digital purchase on August 15 before physical release on September 23.
- The film Superman starring Henry Cavill premiered in theaters on July 11, 2025, and is set for digital release on August 15 in North America.
- James Gunn announced the digital launch date via social media about a month after the theatrical debut, describing the fast release as part of evolving industry trends.
- Superman has earned more than $331 million at the U.S. box office and $247 million internationally, making it the top-performing solo Superman movie domestically and the leading superhero film in ticket sales this year.
- The film holds an 81 percent critic approval and a 91 percent audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes while Warner Bros. confirmed the home release on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD will arrive September 23 with special features.
- CEO David Zaslav described Superman as the start of a new DC Studios era with Gunn preparing sequels within the Super-Family, signaling continued expansion of the DC Universe.
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Warner Bros. Moves Up 'Superman' Digital Release to August 15 Despite Strong Theatrical Hold
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has unexpectedly moved up the digital release of James Gunn's Superman reboot to this Friday, August 15th—only 35 days after its July 11, 2025, theatrical debut. Originally planned for August 26th, this accelerated timeline has ignited controversy, with industry experts and exhibitors criticizing the decision as detrimental to the film's strong theatrical momentum and relationships with theater chains. The post Warne…
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