"Superman," written and directed by James Gunn, brings Clark Kent and his superhero alter ego back to the silver screen.

Here's what the post-credits scenes entail and the writer/director's philosophy behind them.David Corenswet) sitting on the moon with Krypto in his arms, looking down at Earth. There is some meaning behind it.

Instead of retreading narrative subject matter audiences have become bored with (no baby Kal-El in a spaceship crashing to Earth here), Gunn's take on the character's story drops the audience into an already built world.