There isn't another superhero as iconic as Superman. Instantly recognizable with his blue suit and red cape – and occasionally trunks – the hero has been embodied on the big screen countless times, from Christopher Reeve's timeless depiction to Henry Cavill's grittier take.

Daily Beast broke the review embargo, publishing their review on Monday. By Tuesday, however, the post had been taken down. But, not before the headline: "Terrible New ‘Superman’ Is Final Nail in Superhero Cinema’s Coffin" had done its fair share of damage online. Excerpts from the review were screengrabbed and shared online.

W hen designing a costume for the Man of Steel, some things are hard and fast requirements. He has to have a cape, despite what Edna Mode would tell him. (No capes!) And he has to

David Corenswet is set to don the legendary red cape as Superman in the new DC movie, Superman: Legacy. With Henry Cavill's departure from the role, fans were all eyes on how Corben would change himself into the Man of Steel.

Writer-director James Gunn’s “Superman” was always going to be a strange chemistry of filmmaker and material. Gunn, the mind behind “Guardians of the Galaxy” and “The Suicide Squad,”