Comic book fans finally received a first look at the Hall of Justice, aka Cincinnati’s Union Terminal, in the upcoming “Superman” movie slated to release July 11.
In a promo interview with Toyota, posted June 30, actor Rachel Brosnahan talks about her character Lois Lane and the real-life journalists who inspired the role, while clips of the “Superman” movie, which filmed in parts of Cleveland and Cincinnati last year, play in the background.
Brosnahan is seen walking outside Union Terminal at the video’s two-minute mark. “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” star says, “Fans can expect a big adventure, an electrifying ride, an epic love story, characters that they can see themselves in.”
“I can’t wait to share this movie with fans this summer,” Brosnahan says as she drives off-screen in a Toyota bZ.
Union Terminal, which now houses Cincinnati Museum Center, has a close connection to Superman, as it was the inspiration for the Hall of Justice, the hero headquarters of the Justice League.
The close resemblance first debuted in the “Super Friends” animated series, as Cincinnati-based Taft Broadcasting owned the show’s production company, Hanna-Barbera.
Film crews and a city of Metropolis flag were spotted at Union Terminal in July 2024. A portion of the Lytle Tunnel also closed for filming.
When does ‘Superman’ come out?
“Superman” is set to hit theaters July 11, 2025. However, Prime members can purchase tickets to watch the newest DC franchise film three days early on Tuesday, July 8, in select theaters.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Look: New ‘Superman’ promo shows Union Terminal transformed into Hall of Justice
Reporting by Haadiza Ogwude, Cincinnati Enquirer / Cincinnati Enquirer
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