Henry Cavill in 'Man of Steel' (Photo: Warner Bros.)Superman's usual stomping (or is it flying?) grounds may be Smallville and Metropolis, but now he could be paying a visit to your city with an exclusive first look at his latest cinematic adventure.

DC Entertainment's We Can Be Heroes is offering the chance for one generous super-fan and 100 super-guests host the Last Son of Krypton in their hometown with a private screening of "Man of Steel," the massively anticipated summer action extravaganza starring Henry Cavill as Kal-El/Clark Kent and directed by Zack Snyder.

(Photo: Paramount Pictures/Columbia Pictures/20th Century Fox/Warner Bros. Pictures)

Last summer we saw some massive hits and more than a few high-profile bombs, resulting in a box office total that trailed behind the seasonal record set in 2011. This year we've got a new crop of superhero flicks, long-awaited sequels, and animated family films, without a single big-budget adaptation of a board game in the bunch (yes, we're still not over 'Battleship').

Dwayne Johnson, Mark Wahlberg & Anthony Mackie in Paramount Pictures' 'Pain & Gain')

Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson add immensity to the term "movie buff" as their new action-crime-comedy, "Pain & Gain," hits theaters this weekend.

In the Michael Bay film, Wahlberg and Johnson play body builders who hatch a meatheaded plan to extort money from rich guys in early 90s Miami Beach. When these American dreamers turn out to be nightmarish thugs, all sorts of Bayhem ensues.

We all know Wahlberg and The Rock will fill up the big screen, but here's five facts about "Pain & Gain" that you may not know.

Left to right: Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson in 'Get Smart' (2008) and on the set of 'Pain & Gain'. Images from Everett/FameFlynet

The Rock Needs Food!

1. If you've ever seen The Rock throw "The People's Elbow," you may have thought he could simply walk off the wrestling mat and be ready to play a body builder on set. But that's not the case. According to USA Today, besides upping his workout regime, the 6'4" former wrestler put on "12 to 15 pounds of muscle" by going on a crazy calorie binge that amounted to seven full meals a day, topping out at over 250 pounds.. Here's how he divvied up his daily allowance of "good complex carbs

Mark Wahlberg in 1992, left, and during the filming of 'Pain & Gain' (Photo: Calvin Klein/Pacific Coast News)

Yo, it's about that time to bring forth the … Calvin Kleins!

If you're yearning for Mark Wahlberg's earlier days when he danced and rhymed to "Good Vibrations" as Marky Mark while in his CK underwear, you're in for a treat with "Pain & Gain."

Wahlberg, who famously appeared on billboards and in magazines wearing nothing more than his Calvin Klein boxer briefs in the 1990s, reluctantly obliged director Michael Bay's request to pay homage to that period during his rise to fame.

"I resisted. He persisted. And so we ended up doing it," the 41-year-old actor and former rapper told Yahoo! Movies.

Emily Blunt and Colin Firth in 'Arthur Newman' (Photo: Cinedigm)

From the outside looking in Emily Blunt and Colin Firth are two of the most charming and likable actors working today. And not just because of their British accents, because of their talent, sound role selections and general good reputations in the moviemaking biz. That said, in knowing that the two have teamed up together in the movie "Arthur Newman," we might assume that they have put their collective charms together in order to bring the most naturally heartwarming and universally appealing characters ever to the big screen, but as it turns out it's quite the opposite.