Well, greetings and salutations, everybody.

Welcome to the best damn movie related show on the planet Earth, the John Campi show.

Coming from right here in our quaint little studio, I'm of course your host, John Campia.

I'm joined in studio today by our technical producer, Jonathan Voico.

Hello, everybody.

Writer, director, producer, Robert Meyer Burnett. I'm Ghibli, days away from weapons. I'm very excited about that. And, of course, most importantly, you guys are here. Thank you so much for being here and making our little show part of your day. And here's how today's show's going to go. We're going to start off by talking about a lot of predetermined topics we've got lined up for you guys.

Then in the second part of the show is where we're going to take your comments and questions. If you have a thought theory, opinion, question, or an issue you'd like us to discuss, as long as we deem it appropriate to be discussed on the show, you can go ahead and fire it on into our tip link at www.

www.streamelements.com slash john Campia

slash tip.

And here's the good news about the tip link.

It's actually good news about the

tip link. It's actually good 24 hours a day, seven days a week. So if you happen to be listening to

this show on a podcast feed, either on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or your favorite podcasting app of

choice, or if you're watching this show a little bit later in the day,

you can still send in a question. And if you just send one in when we're not live,

well, we'll just get around answering it on the next episode. All right, guys. With that all down,

let's get things started with this. Superman, still in theaters, still making money and all that kind of stuff, but it did something that a number of people, including me, had wondered about whether it could

actually do. Could it actually break even? And according to box office data that has now come in,

Superman has now passed the break-even point.

Now, some people like myself, has said for a year or two that Superman may not break even,

but it doesn't really need to. The argument I've made for a long time is when you have a property

as totally in the sewer and completely annihilated and destroyed as the DC property became as a result of the DCEU.

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