As absurd as it sounds, the rumor spread like wildfire, racking up over 2 million views. Never one to shy away from addressing fan chatter with a blunt response, James Gunn took to X (formerly Twitter) to clear the air in his signature no-nonsense style. The Guardians of the Galaxy filmmaker reposted an account making the claim, responding:

Recent rumors that studio execs are nervous about the Superman trailer are somewhat correct, but there's a catch.

James Gunn is assuring fans that three songs that seem too obvious for a Superman movie won't be used for the DCU film.

A rumor began circulating about the trailer for Superman, the film that marks the start of DC’s new phase, and James Gunn decided to clear things up on Threads. Apparently, Warner Bros. might have made some edits to the nearly finalized version to ensure it lands well with fans.

James Gunn has addressed speculations on whether the Superman trailer underwent multiple cuts due to pressure from the studio. Notably, Gunn is not just the writer-director of the upcoming Superman movie but also the co-chairman and co-CEO of DC Studios with Peter Safran.

Superman director and DC Studios boss James Gunn has weighed in on claims "the studio" is unhappy with the movie's teaser trailer making it clear yet again that Warner Bros. is basically a non-factor.