James Gunn isn’t here to waste your time. According to new reports online, his upcoming Superman film, the first official entry in DC Studios’ new Dcu slate, clocks in at a tidy 122-minute runtime. That’s 2 hours and 2 minutes—about 20 minutes shorter than Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel (2013), which ran for 143 minutes. Why the shorter runtime? Well, unlike Snyder’s version, which spent a good chunk of its opening act on Krypton with Russell Crowe’s Jor-El fighting Zod, Gunn’s Superman skips the origin story entirely. In fact, when the film opens, Clark Kent is already flying around in the red-and-blue suit and everyone—including Lois Lane—already knows he’s Superman. There’s no more glasses-as-a-disguise nonsense. Just straight-up hero stuff. This change alone saves about 30 minutes of screentime usually spent explaining why Krypton exploded, who Zod is, and why baby Kal-El was launched into space.