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The best Superman movie ever!!!!!!!!!!! |
4 out of 4 users found this review helpful.
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This is a great story of Superman because we see him learn who he is and see him battle Lex Luthor.Christopher Reeve was an amazing superman and Margot Kidder was a great Lois Lane as well as Gene Hackman. RIchard Donner made a spectacular story of superman and is my favorite telling on how he made Clark Kent into Superman.I giving it a 5/5 because its a great story and shows a nerdy Clark and a great Superman for everyone to enjoy.
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THE Superman movie! |
2 out of 2 users found this review helpful.
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I"ve loved this movie for years. Never mind the fact that Christopher Reeves was an unknown when he starred in this role but he played both parts well. Everything from the music of John Williams to the Fortress and Krypton itself worked well. Seeing General Zod even if only for moments was great as well.
Gene Hackman was smooth and tricky as Lex Luthor, Margot Kidder playing a Lois Lane that would be unrivaled until years later in the TV series Smallville. Jor-el played by Marlon Brando who with poise and character that didn't need words to show the graveness of the character.
My only annoyance with the movie was the turning back the world and time which can't be done, even in the DC universe. But that's a small thing compared to the rest of the movie.
I recommend this movie as part of anyone's collection that shows comic book movies don't need to be all bang and flash to keep an audience's attention.
Gene Hackman was smooth and tricky as Lex Luthor, Margot Kidder playing a Lois Lane that would be unrivaled until years later in the TV series Smallville. Jor-el played by Marlon Brando who with poise and character that didn't need words to show the graveness of the character.
My only annoyance with the movie was the turning back the world and time which can't be done, even in the DC universe. But that's a small thing compared to the rest of the movie.
I recommend this movie as part of anyone's collection that shows comic book movies don't need to be all bang and flash to keep an audience's attention.
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| Movie Name: | Superman |
| Rating: | PG |
| Runtime: | 143 mins |
| Release Date: | 12/15/1978 |
| Director: | Richard Donner |
| Writer(s): | Mario Puzo David Newman Leslie Newman Robert Benton |
| Producer(s): | Alexander Salkind Ilya Salkind Pierre Spengler |
| Studio(s): | Dovemead Film Export A.G. International Film Productions |
| Distributor: | Warner Bros. Pictures |
| Budget: | $55 million |
| Box Office Rev: | $134,218,018 |
| Total Gross Rev: | $0 |
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