Superman Sequel Filming at Atlanta Prison Sparks Inmate Complaints

53 articles · Updated · TMZ · Apr 23

Filming has begun on James Gunn's Superman sequel, 'Man of Tomorrow', at Atlanta's federal prison complex.
The shoot has reportedly disrupted inmates’ routines, with increased cell time and restricted commissary access during production.
The film sees Superman and Lex Luthor teaming up against Brainiac, and is scheduled for release on 9 July 2027.

Could the real-world prison filming controversy overshadow the movie's highly anticipated release?

Will Brainiac's city-shrinking finally bring the tragic story of Krypton's lost city, Kandor, to theaters?

What are the ethical implications of filming inside a real prison and disrupting inmates' lives?

With Lex Luthor getting his iconic powersuit, will he become more of a physical threat?

How will this 'first official crossover' set the stage for the DCU's larger Justice League storyline?

How will Superman and Lex Luthor's forced alliance against Brainiac redefine their iconic rivalry?