"Man of Steel Makes Way to Streaming Platforms: Release Date Revealed"
Get ready for an action-packed adventure as HBO Max prepares to debut the highly anticipated movie "Superman" on Friday, September 19. This film, directed by James Gunn, premiered earlier this year and will now be available exclusively on HBO Max worldwide.
The movie is inspired by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely's All-Star Superman comic and promises to deliver an exciting and fresh take on the iconic superhero. David Corenswet steps into the role of Superman, with Rachel Brosnahan portraying Lois Lane.
In addition to our beloved Man of Steel, the movie features an impressive cast of characters. Nathan Fillion makes an appearance as Green Lantern, Anthony Carrigan is Metamorpho, Isabela Merced is cast as Hawkgirl, and Skyler Gisondo takes on the role of Jimmy Olsen.
The villain of the piece is played by Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor, while Wendell Pierce portrays Perry White and Ed Gathegi plays Mr. Terrific. The movie also includes cameos from John Cena's Peacemaker and Frank Grillo's Rick Flag Sr.
For those who are new to HBO Max, the streaming service offers three plans: Basic with Ads for $10 a month or $100 annually, Standard for $17 a month or $170 a year, and Premium for $21 a month or $210 a year.
If you're interested in bundling your streaming services, you might find the Max, Hulu, and Disney Plus megabundle appealing.
And for those who prefer traditional television, Superman will debut on HBO linear on Saturday, September 20, at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.
But that's not all! For those who are excited about the Superman universe, the upcoming Supergirl movie, starring Milly Alcock, sets the stage for next summer. So, stay tuned for more adventures in the world of superheroes on HBO Max.
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