Directed by: James Gunn
Starring: Rachel Brosnahan, Isabela Merced, David Corenswet
Continuity mistake: In the dark alley meeting between Jimmy Olsen and Eve Teschmacher, Sara Sampaio's hands change position on the jacket between shots a couple of times (for instance, at the end when she says "Ok" with a big sigh, her hands are under Jimmy's collar, but they were above it a moment before).
Visible crew/equipment: When Metamorpho and Hawkgirl fly over the soldiers, stirring up a cloud of sand, the soldiers retreat backwards toward the camera. A crew member's hand suddenly enters the frame, resting on a soldier's back to stop him from colliding with the camera. While the soldiers all wear gloves and desert camouflage, the intruding hand is bare and clad in the sleeve of a black jumper. (01:42:34)
Continuity mistake: During the battle at the border, a kid leans against a pole with his hand raised up to the duct tape. From the opposite angle, his hand is noticeably lower. This changes back and forth several times. (01:42:00)
Trivia: A few weeks ahead of its release, angry fans of the discontinued Zack Snyder iteration of Superman launched an online campaign with the goal of negatively affecting the film's box office performance. When asked about the campaign, director James Gunn said, "I think we'll survive."
Trivia: In an interview with TMZ, former Superman actor Dean Cain bizarrely criticized this movie for making Superman "woke," - particularly with Superman being referred to as an immigrant - apparently oblivious to the fact that the character he once played has always been "woke." There was an even an episode of Lois and Clark in which government officials, including an INS agent, asked to see his paperwork, with the INS agent telling an annoyed Superman that he is an alien.
Trivia: James Gunn was originally offered the chance to direct a sequel to Man of Steel after he was fired by Marvel, but he opted to make The Suicide Squad instead. When Warner Bros decided to scrap the DCEU and start a new shared universe of films, Gunn was brought in to direct this film, as well as oversee the creation of the revamped DC universe of films.
Superman: Krypto... Home, take me home.
