It seems Gunn made another flop: "Supergirl" has been sent for reshooting the finale

Changes keep arriving for the upcoming Supergirl blockbuster, and it's James Gunn's DC Studios that are steering them. Fresh test screenings reportedly exposed big alterations in the film's final act — not subtle tweaks, but structural shifts that forced another round of decisions.

One of the louder revisions: Superman's role was beefed up. What began as a blink-and-you-miss-it cameo for Clark Kent has been expanded into full scenes mid-act and again at the climax after additional shooting, say sources; the studio even shot new material w/ the intent of reworking his arc. Fans might be intrigued or annoyed — reactions are split, esp. online.

Craig Gillespie's film is still slated for late June 2026, and the team is poring over multiple ending variants. They’re testing different beats and emotional impacts, trying to pick the finish that "lands" — whether it will, remains to be seen.