The full trailer for Superman: Legacy (2025), starring David Corenswet as Clark Kent/Superman and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, offers an emotionally charged and thought-provoking reimagining of the legendary superhero. Directed by James Gunn, the trailer combines thrilling action with deep character exploration, placing a strong emphasis on Superman’s inner struggles in a world that feels increasingly out of his control.

The trailer opens with breathtaking shots of Metropolis, accompanied by Clark Kent’s voiceover: “I was sent here to protect this world, but what if I’m not enough?” This sets the tone for Clark’s internal conflict, torn between his humble origins in Smallville, where he shares a quiet moment with his adoptive mother, Martha Kent (Diane Lane), and the heavy burden of his superhero responsibilities.

As the trailer unfolds, we see Superman in intense action scenes—saving lives during perilous rescues like a crashing plane and a collapsing bridge. However, there’s a noticeable weight to his actions as he grapples with the realization that his superhuman powers are no longer enough to fix everything. His voiceover continues: “They see me as a god, but I’m just a man trying to find my place.”

The trailer introduces Lois Lane (Rachel Brosnahan), who challenges Superman’s ideals with her sharp, probing questions. In a tense moment at the Daily Planet, Lois senses that Clark is hiding something and tells him, “You can’t save everyone, Clark,” as scenes of global chaos—natural disasters, military conflicts, and societal breakdown—unfold around them.

The formidable Lex Luthor (Alexander Skarsgård) is introduced as the main antagonist, a brilliant yet cold industrialist who views Superman as a threat to humanity’s autonomy. “The world doesn’t need a god. It needs a leader,” he declares, setting the stage for intense confrontations between his high-tech weaponry and Superman’s raw, unmatched powers.

The trailer’s emotional depth is highlighted by Superman’s internal conflict, showcasing his struggles with his dual identity—an alien trying to live as a human. In the Fortress of Solitude, he consults the holograms of his Kryptonian parents, torn between his extraterrestrial heritage and the Earth he now calls home.

As the trailer builds to its climax, Superman faces Lex not just in battle, but in a clash of ideals. “I’m here to give people hope, not control,” Superman declares with unwavering resolve, despite the ever-growing dangers.

The final moments leave the audience on edge—Superman soaring above the Earth, a heartfelt kiss shared between Lois and Clark, and Superman standing tall as Lex’s machinations begin to unfold. The title Superman: Legacy appears on screen, followed by the tagline: “The world needs more than a hero.”

This trailer sets the stage for an emotional and powerful journey, focusing as much on Superman’s humanity as on his extraordinary powers, promising a fresh and compelling take on the iconic hero for a new generation.