Man of Steel Collection

The Man of Steel Collection is a two-film series released between 2013 and 2016, forming the foundation of the DC Extended Universe. Produced by Legendary Pictures and Syncopy Films and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures, the collection centers on the DC Comics character Superman, with Henry Cavill portraying the titular hero. The films represent a reboot of the Superman film series, initiating a new chapter in the character's portrayal on the big screen. The collection comprises two installments: Man of Steel (2013) and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016). Together, these films have a total runtime of 295 minutes and a reported budget of $475 million, generating $154 million in revenue. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is particularly significant as it was the first live-action film to bring together Batman and Superman. The series has accumulated a combined revenue of $1542 million across its two films. The collection's total runtime is 295 minutes, with Man of Steel having a runtime of 143 minutes and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice running for 152 minutes. The series’ overall IMDb ratings are 7.1 for Man of Steel and 6.4 for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.