Waiting For Superman 2025 Release? Here's 5 Superman Movies You Must First Watch
Zee Media Bureau
Jun 25, 2025
This is the very first movie of Superman and is a must watch for Superman fans it was released in 1978.
Henry Cavill dons the suit of Superman for the first time ever this movie was inspiring and action packed it was released in 2013.
This movie had Superman going up against the caped crusader Batman it was essentially a dark movie and balanced both Clark Kent's and Bruce Wayne's story perfectly.
The most important movie in the DCEU and a 4-hour long cut. This movie had the whole team of DC superheroes not just Superman it had a high rating on IMDb unlike its 2017 version.
A movie which is not a part of DCEU but a part of this list this movie showed Superman going up against Lex Luthor. Read Next Story
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