A portion of the footage from the movie "Superman" (directed by James Gunn, released in Japan and the US on July 11th) has been released. It includes footage of an action scene in which Superman engages in a spectacular battle with a gigantic Kaiju.
The video begins with a scene in which Superman uses his otherworldly strength to stop the kaiju from crushing the dog with its giant foot. He saves the dog by blowing it away with his breath, but Superman ends up being crushed by the giant foot.
As the girl looks on anxiously, Superman travels underground, then takes to the sky and delivers a powerful punch to the kaiju. It's a powerful action scene featuring the speedy Superman and the gigantic kaiju.
Director Gunn is an avowed fan of Japanese special effects such as the "Ultraman" and "Kamen Rider" series. He also revealed that Kaiju was "influenced by (Japanese) special effects," and the director's "love for Japan" can be felt in every bit of the footage.
The main character of the film is Superman (David Corenswet), who usually works as a newspaper reporter named Clark Kent and hides his true identity. In the new film, he faces off against his greatest enemy, the genius scientist and billionaire Lex Luthor (Nicholas Hoult). Superman saves people from danger with his superhuman powers, but the hero's appearance of sometimes even crossing borders becomes a problem not only for the government but also for the general public...
