‘Man of Tomorrow’ production disrupts prison: Report

News has just come out that inmates from an Atlanta prison have just grown angry and ‘p*****’ because filming for the James Gunn DC film Man of Tomorrow is disrupting their daily lives.

News about this has been shared by TMZ and per their findings the shoot is allegedly "messing up their routines -- and more importantly, access inside the joint." Basically, "while the flick is in production, we're told prisoners have to remain in their cells way more than under normal circumstances -- and even worse ... no access to commissary."

A spokesperson has been quoted since the news hit mainstream media and they say, “they'd never comment on internal security practices or procedures in general” but “if a warden did put a facility on modified operations status, it would be for the safety of staff and inmates.”

They also made sure to add that “usually, such an order would happen after a violent incident that needed to be investigated.”

As for those unversed with the film its said to come out sometime in 2027, featuring Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor, and David Corenswet Clark Kent/Superman among others.

What's more its expected release date is in the second week of July, and will be the first time the character of Brainiac makes an appearance, being known for being a superintelligent android or cyborg from the planet Colu who is obsessed with collecting all knowledge in the known universe.