Up, up and … eh? A rebooted ‘Superman’ gives the Man of Steel a mind of marshmallow

In a fresh take on the classic story, director James Gunn’s reimagining of Superman skips the tale of baby Kal-El arriving in Kansas from Krypton. Instead, this new adaptation begins with Corenswet’s character landing on Earth for a second time, following his initial defeat. Lex Luthor (played by Nicholas Hoult) and his robotic henchmen have been roughing up Superman in Metropolis, causing him to retreat to his Fortress of Solitude in Antarctica with 14 fractured bones and a damaged kidney. The stark contrast between the white snow and Superman’s vibrant costume creates an intriguing question: What kind of hero will Superman become today?

He’s Just a Guy Who Made a Very Large Mistake

Initially, during Season 3, Paul remained with Georgia; however, their relationship deteriorated as her deceitful actions and manipulations came to light. The final straw was when Georgia presented Paul with a fake pregnancy test as a desperate attempt to keep him. This led to Paul’s departure and public divorce from Georgia in Ginny & Georgia Season 3, but the plan backfired significantly when Georgia was acquitted of her charges in the finale. As a result, the public now views Georgia as a hero and Paul as the villain who abandoned his spouse.