The Man of Steel may be faster than a speeding bullet, but even Superman isn’t immune to wisecracks on set.
This week, DC and director James Gunn dropped the official Superman gag reel, giving fans a peek at the lighter side of a franchise best known for saving the world.
Between the flying rigs, emotional speeches, and high-stakes action sequences, lead actors David Corenswet (Clark Kent/Superman) and Rachel Brosnahan (Lois Lane) occasionally slip, stumble, or break character — and when they do, the cameras catch every second.
One standout moment already has fans buzzing. At one point, Isabela Merced, who plays Lois Lane’s colleague, accidentally called Corenswet by the wrong superhero name mid-scene.
“I almost hit Spider-Man, I mean, Superman!” she blurted out while being lowered by a crane, which resulted in laughter off-camera.
Numerous Superman fans are praising DC for giving them a glimpse inside the magic.
"This gag reel makes sense, seems like they had a fun time making the film and it shows in the final product," one fan wrote on X. "Snyder boys mad while they’re having fun."
Another added, "How’s it possible the bloopers are better than the actual movie?"
"Ha! I bet there's a ton of bloopers. Superman with coffee spills, dismantling capes, losing his triceps," one astute user wrote.
Another described it as "peak chaos energy," going on to say, "Bro went from saving the world to cracking up on set like it’s a high school play. Imagine seeing Clark Kent trip over his own cape mid-flight, iconic."
"Even heroes break character," said a fan, with another adding that "the cast looks like they had so much fun filming."
Others praised DC's choice to release the bloopers, noting its nostalgic undertones.
"Yes!" one proclaimed. "More gag reels in movies! Rush hour 2’s gag reel is better than the movie and the movie is amazing. same with the early MCU movies why did they stop?
What's Next for the DC Franchise?
The DC Universe is in full swing. Not only has Superman landed on HBO Max — with Supergirl set to debut on TV in 2026,with a film adaptation soaring into theaters in June that year — but a sequel is also in the works.
A direct sequel, Man of Tomorrow, is already on the calendar for July 2027. No filming date has been announced yet, but with that release window locked in, it's clear that cameras will need to start rolling soon.
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