My favorite Superman Take-off. He's in a rush.... Flies through the concrete..Flys up and gets his bearing and turns toward the missle. This scene was so EXCITING when I first saw it as a boy. I am now 53 and I still get goosebumps. Thank you Christopher Reeve... You made me believe a man could fly.
He portrayed the character so perfectly. The way he tenderly touches her face when she says why she can't find a God guy. You can see the compassion. ❤ He will forever be my favorite super hero
Maybe she sucks at looking then. If there are plenty of women who are good enough to guys, then there should be plenty of guys who are good enough to women.
I think what made Reeve so unique was he was Clark first and Superman second, if that makes any sense. Even when he switched into Superman he maintained the earnestness, innocence and naivete in seeing things in black and white (for the most part). He really played the role as if he was a big wholesome boy inside a man's body. And of course he topped things off with the right look, physique, mannerisms, voice, everything. The biggest problem the Cavill movies have is that you have a moody, conflicted Superman and that's just not who Superman is supposed to be. I guess times change and our values change affecting our movies. But in my view, Superman and what he stands for should never change.
Shiwanker Bantawa Rai Superman has to be careful based upon his gravitational vibration, because he can set the rocket off in mid air explosion, that’s why he had to correct his timing in this scene to be able to catch up with the rocket and time the speed or else detonation, because Superman’s top speed is beyond speed of light, the same as Flash.
this is one of my favorite scenes in all of superman films. It just had a perfect build-up of excitement between the scene and John WIlliam's score. We couldn't WAIT for Supers to bust out of there and stop Lex's missile!!!
Miss Teschmacher couldn't take it anymore when she was watching the world fall a part without Superman's help including her mother who lives in the same city.
Ive always loved her character, she's cute and is actually a kind character. It's so cute how she's always secretly rooting for superman behind lex's back
@@victortaylor7737well obviously since she kissed him she had so wanted to kiss him a long time ago and was happy when given the opportunity sorry im 3 years late
Whe I was a little kid I was convinced that Reeves was really Superman. But, damn it! He looked like Superman and he acted like Superman!. My apologies to Henry Cavill, because he's so good acting as the new Superman, but Reeves was Superman.
Henry Cavil's contribution to the cinematic version of Superman is that he is the first one to actually be built like the comic book Superman. Brandon Routh, Dean Cain, Tom Welling all added something to the role as well, but the champion was Christopher Reeve.
So many real life Teschmachers that it's sad to think about them. Broken upbringings perpetuate their broken choices unless a miracle... or a Superman, happens.
Henry Cavill was very good at playing Superman..Christopher Reeves was great at playing both Superman and Clark Kent. Still my favorite movie of all time. Superman: The Movie 1978
Gene Hackman is one of the greatest actors in cinema's history .. his mighty role as the evil "Lex Luthor" in Superman gave this film his greatness & made it one of the best films ever.. Even with presence of great actors like the late Christopher Reeves & nedd beity
@@shelbyvillerules9962 Oh, no, really? I hate to hear that. I hate how aging affects so many negatively. It's one thing to get old and simply pass from life due to the natural aging process, but it's another thing to have to battle illnesses/diseases on your way... Praying for her to have so much love and care in her life...
A woman takes advantage of a weakened Superman, lays him down and plants an unconstitutional kiss on him for absolutely no reason at all other than her own lust, feminists don't panic. But when the prince tries to wake up Snow White from a coma with a kiss, feminists lose their minds!
Introduce a little anarchy. Upset the established order and everything becomes chaos....maybe Otis should have rescued Superman and stolen a kiss from him in his weakened state.
No one plays clark kent/ superman better than Christopher reeve he is and forever will be superman rest in peace long live the late great Superman Christopher Reeve
It wasn’t until the last time I watched this movie that I actually realized the _only_ reason why there’s two missiles is because Otis screwed up the first one 😂
This scene was so badass, love how he busts thru concrete and immediately turns heading west as night falls on the east coast, no matter there will still be 3 hrs of daylight left to save California
0:20 Though that this kiss ended costing the life to Lois Lane, because if Teschmarcher would took away earlier the necklace, than wasted the time kissing him, Superman won't lost this valuable seconds, that would allowed him saved Lois just in time, without need to reverse the time.
I was a pup when this movie came out and I must've watched the whole thing with my mouth open. I thought it was one of the most amazing movies ever. Donner is certifiably one of the Knights of the Action Cinema Round Table. Watching it now as a grown-up Gene Hackman's one-liners and casual cruelty are hilarious! He was made for this role. And I think if Perrine and Kidder would've switched roles the movie wouldn't have missed a beat.
This was also a very expensive tentpole blockbuster. Realistic effects just aren’t feasible on a CW level budget for any show. Just look at Watchmen on HBO, which was a prestige show with an HBO budget. We didn’t get much in the way of effects, period. And when we got Dr Manhattan, it was a guy painted blue in a latex skullcap.
This was yet another excellent scene of such a beautifully made movie. I assume that Superman had difficulty & took too much time to catch the first missile (making him too late to get the second one) because he'd been weakened by the Kryptonite. It took lots of good ol' healthy yellow sun exposure time for him to regenerate to his full Einsteinian time-reversing speed. A good long cry over Lois' dead body in the hot desert sun did him a world of good. On a trickier note, we'll all have to overlook the goof that if it was nighttime as he left Metropolis, it would not have suddenly been daytime in the desert, to the west... far enough into the daytime for Lois to drive until she was out of gas and for Jimmy to tour the dam. Details, details.
0:34 why did she 😘 him for no reason? 1:22 Superman flying to San Andreas. 2:05-2:07 bad idea to hold the nails in your mouth. 2:11-2:31 to infinity and beyond! 3:01 😆
Otis: Wait, aren't you even gonna watch Superman? He could get away. Lex Luthor: No no no, I'm going to leave Superman alone and not actually witness him dying, I'm just gonna assume it all went to plan. What?
Looking back on it now, going after the Hackensack missile first was actually the right decision. Ground zero for a potential Hackensack missile strike and explosion would've definitely been more densely populated than that inside the San Andreas Fault. No way Supes would've prevented casualties in that scenario, outside of the time-reversal maneuver.
Later on he flies around the Earth 20 times a second so fast that he makes the Earth spin backwards , changes the direction of time itself , and he goes at something like 5 million miles an hour? And yet he can barely catch a missile going at what…max 10,000 miles an hour? Am I missing something? 😮
She said why can't I get it on with a good guy? ...... As long as vision of a superman regardless of how time wants to change the image you will be there lives and you will be for 🇺🇸
In the MAD magazine parody, Luthor shows Superman the Kryptonite and says, "What's the matter, 'Stupidman'? Feeling a little weak in the knees?" and Superman says, "Yes...and the broad in the bikini isn't helping any!"
Because he needs to be extra careful to approach the missile in the right angle to prevent his hair style being messed up by the hot air from that huge hair blower. Orbiting around the earth does not have such concern, because it is empty space out there.
In the TV cut, they show that the missiles have a new "avoidance system" that will thwart any attempt to shoot them down....Superman looks in awe as the missile comes right to him and then swerves to avoid him. While this is a cruise missile, the footage of the missiles being launched was taken from a Minuteman rocket launch at Andrews Air Force Base...the Minuteman is an ICBM, meaning instead of traveling parallel with the ground, it flies high into the air and then releases its MIRV warheads which have their own targeting system so the missile can hit multiple targets.
I always admired Christopher Reeve, both as an actor and for his offscreen self, but I've had three questions about this film ever since I saw it in the theater in 1978: 1. What on Earth (or Krypton) is Jor-El talking about when he says to Clark in the Fortress: "By your reckoning, I will have been dead for many thousands of years"? Luthor later says "Krypton exploded in 1948.", which would make Superman 30 in 1978, which seems about right. (Reeve was actually 26). What's with the earlier statement? 2. What became of the Kryptonite after it went down the drain? 3. If Superman is hot on the trail of a missile headed for Hackensack, New Jersey, anybody care to explain where there are desert areas in that part of the country? (Especially if we're supposed to believe that Metropolis is New York, which it's pretty hard NOT to, after Superman and Lois did their little fly-by past the Statue of Liberty). I should add that I was the sort of child who, when I was read "Rumpelstiltskin", and the story got to the part where the Queen offered Rumpelstiltskin "all the riches of her kingdom" to not take her child, piped up: "But he can spin gold out of straw! Why's she offering him money?"
1. There are relativistic effects at play that distort time and space. It's very difficult to say what time it is in another galaxy relative to us. In the three years it took Kal-El to travel to earth thousands of years could pass for the space Krypton formerly occupied since he was clearly traveling at supra-relativistic speeds. Furthermore time may pass differently on Earth than Krypton if the Earth itself moves through space faster than Krypton. So in that sense Jor-El can state it has been many thousands of years, if indeed Superman is reckoning in this way, which makes sense as he was taught Einstein's theories. 2. It wound up in the sewer, conveniently available to be put to use in a sequel if necessary. 3. I don't remember exactly, but I don't think it's stated the missiles are launched from Metropolis.
Even though the Effects are outdated, something about watching it still look and feel amazing as it holds up even in 2023 compared to the CG like in the Flash Movie which was terrilbe
Fathom Events will be hosting 40th Anniversary theatrical showings of Superman the Movie in late November and early December 2018. You can check participating theaters and showtimes at the Fathom Events website. As someone who saw it opening weekend at the Mann's Chinese in Hollywood in 78', I can tell you it's a TOTALLY different experience on the Big Screen!
1:33 - I swear Jerry Seifeld wore that same style of helmut that those guys at the monitors are wearing. In fact their entire costume is similar to the one Jerry wore during the famous "chessmatch" scene. Being a huge Superman fan, I wouldn't be surprised if Jerry bought one of those helmuts and used it in that scene.
One glaring thing, If he could fly around the earth fast enough to reverse time, he could have stopped both rockets. Still, Reeves will always be Superman.
My favorite Superman Take-off. He's in a rush.... Flies through the concrete..Flys up and gets his bearing and turns toward the missle. This scene was so EXCITING when I first saw it as a boy. I am now 53 and I still get goosebumps. Thank you Christopher Reeve... You made me believe a man could fly.
That was totally awesome how he flew thru the ceiling.
My parents took me to the theater to see this when I was 5 years old.
STILL AWESOME 👍
RIP Richard Donner. Thank you for making us believe a man can fly.
🤲🏿🤲🏿🤲🏿🤲🏿🤲🏿
🙏🏾😭 he made me believe
Yes. He taught me Verisimilitude.
@@troy6951 They tried something similar “Man of Steel”, which doesn’t have the classic innocence this film does.
Also making us believe ballistic missiles behave like cruise missiles
He portrayed the character so perfectly. The way he tenderly touches her face when she says why she can't find a God guy. You can see the compassion. ❤ He will forever be my favorite super hero
And she was helping Lex Luthor again in Superman 2. She is evil as well.
Maybe she sucks at looking then. If there are plenty of women who are good enough to guys, then there should be plenty of guys who are good enough to women.
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I think what made Reeve so unique was he was Clark first and Superman second, if that makes any sense. Even when he switched into Superman he maintained the earnestness, innocence and naivete in seeing things in black and white (for the most part). He really played the role as if he was a big wholesome boy inside a man's body. And of course he topped things off with the right look, physique, mannerisms, voice, everything. The biggest problem the Cavill movies have is that you have a moody, conflicted Superman and that's just not who Superman is supposed to be. I guess times change and our values change affecting our movies. But in my view, Superman and what he stands for should never change.
1000% Spot on!
It is naivete to see things in black and white. It is his sense and believe.
I feel ya, Miss Teschmacher.
Miss Teschmacher is still around today
Lyda Caceres 0:23
Aww, I feel sorry for her
Astacia Mckinnis me too.
Rocket scene?
Christopher Reeves will always be the real Superman to me.
Me too!
Reeve
Frostshokula who cares?
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It’s a fairly common misspelling of a legend’s name. I’m not doing it to insult, I’m doing it so that ppl learn from it.
Lol
2:17 LOVE that shot, the look on Christopher Reeve's face.
2:24 Superman shifting gears
No,he is increasing his flying speed by raising his right hand.
Shiwanker Bantawa Rai
Superman has to be careful based upon his gravitational vibration, because he can set the rocket off in mid air explosion, that’s why he had to correct his timing in this scene to be able to catch up with the rocket and time the speed or else detonation, because Superman’s top speed is beyond speed of light, the same as Flash.
Really funny
@@shiwankerbantawarai2135 Actually, its how he rotates the flight direction, but if you say so...
this is one of my favorite scenes in all of superman films. It just had a perfect build-up of excitement between the scene and John WIlliam's score. We couldn't WAIT for Supers to bust out of there and stop Lex's missile!!!
WOW....The scene at 1:19 when Superman flies straight at you with the city in the background is amazing.
The music is something else too
This movie is a timeless classic!
Miss Teschmacher couldn't take it anymore when she was watching the world fall a part without Superman's help including her mother who lives in the same city.
Ive always loved her character, she's cute and is actually a kind character. It's so cute how she's always secretly rooting for superman behind lex's back
Yeah but she also had the hots for him too.
@@victortaylor7737well obviously since she kissed him she had so wanted to kiss him a long time ago and was happy when given the opportunity sorry im 3 years late
@@pstuddyif that was true, she wouldn't hang out with Lex.
I love when he rolls his right arm to amp up the speed!
This is now a difficult scene for me to watch, knowing what Christopher eventually went through 😥
Hey, he held on to that role to his grave. It kinda killed his career, but he was glad to be recognized as the Man of Steel.
Couldn't be more ironic, poor fellow!
What happened?
@hunterhealer8022 He was paralyzed from the neck down in a riding accident in the early 90's.
Ms teschMACHEEEEEEEERRR!
Say Tischmacher instead of Teschmacher it means table maker in german (she might be german from origin )
Stoyan Dimitrov is thine not a schnitzlebank?? Who cares?
GUNNY HARTMAN nein, nein- das is a tush smacker.
Now that. . is Superman.
Whe I was a little kid I was convinced that Reeves was really Superman. But, damn it! He looked like Superman and he acted like Superman!. My apologies to Henry Cavill, because he's so good acting as the new Superman, but Reeves was Superman.
Henry Cavil's contribution to the cinematic version of Superman is that he is the first one to actually be built like the comic book Superman. Brandon Routh, Dean Cain, Tom Welling all added something to the role as well, but the champion was Christopher Reeve.
Reeve!
Valerie Perrine was beautiful in her day.
This scene always gives me goosebumps and I'm 42 years old.
1:15 Man, he almost killed her with a bunch of rocks falling down!
Well he did say "stand aside" and "I wouldn't stay here either."
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@@jasonhahn8797 and that's more than he should;ve given her.
I like this scene how she jumped into the water n her dress flew up
Rip Christopher Reeves!!
David Moore Reeve
And RIP Margot Kidder.
I always thought Eve was a much kinder and likeable character than Lois. Valerie was wonderful casting as well as Chris. Such a great scene.
He's the perfect embodiment of Superman 🦸♀️. In every possible way 😊😊❤❤
Christopher reeve😍
Margot Kidder 😍
Christopher reeves will always be the real Superman to me
So many real life Teschmachers that it's sad to think about them.
Broken upbringings perpetuate their broken choices unless a miracle... or a Superman, happens.
Reeves ruined the role for everyone else. R.i.p The Real Superman.
Henry Cavill was very good at playing Superman..Christopher Reeves was great at playing both Superman and Clark Kent. Still my favorite movie of all time. Superman: The Movie 1978
We all know why we clicked this video
(.)(.)😂 you’re right though
@@Rose-Xzamasu Superman
why?
the bad vfx?
Yeah i want to see a superman clip and here i am
1:13 I caught you staring Mr. reeve😆
1:12 u mean
Who wouldn’t lol 😂
I know he didn't plan to let anyone die by choosing, but still, he kept his promise
I'm not gonna lie he was very handsome back in the day sucks what happened.
When I was a child and watching Superman movies, I hoped to become Superman when I grew up, but I have grown up and have not become Superman yet
Gene Hackman is one of the greatest actors in cinema's history .. his mighty role as the evil "Lex Luthor" in Superman gave this film his greatness & made it one of the best films ever..
Even with presence of great actors like the late Christopher Reeves & nedd beity
Lady Valerie Perrine Will Always be, The One and Only Miss Eve Tessmacher,for Me
Has another girl played the role?
I love when he swings up his right arm to go faster!
I wish beautiful actresses like her would stay young forever. She was around 33 here.
Beautiful Margot was 30 when this movie was released 😍
She’s unfortunately got Parkinson’s now.
@@shelbyvillerules9962 prayers
@@shelbyvillerules9962 Oh, no, really? I hate to hear that. I hate how aging affects so many negatively. It's one thing to get old and simply pass from life due to the natural aging process, but it's another thing to have to battle illnesses/diseases on your way... Praying for her to have so much love and care in her life...
A woman takes advantage of a weakened Superman, lays him down and plants an unconstitutional kiss on him for absolutely no reason at all other than her own lust, feminists don't panic.
But when the prince tries to wake up Snow White from a coma with a kiss, feminists lose their minds!
Sidious Feminism is about equality of genders. I disapprove of both scenarios
Yes! Smol/Smool White. About to watch her masterpiece right now. And true.
Actually that kiss was a thank you kiss because there wont be a later because she's a part of Lex's evil plan.
Modern feminism is all about double standards.
Introduce a little anarchy. Upset the established order and everything becomes chaos....maybe Otis should have rescued Superman and stolen a kiss from him in his weakened state.
No one plays clark kent/ superman better than Christopher reeve he is and forever will be superman rest in peace long live the late great Superman Christopher Reeve
And I love this scene when she lift up his chin to kiss him very cute scene..
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The crescendo of the secondary Superman theme when he gets up to fly through the ceiling is among the best in the film.
When i was little watching it for first time, this scene felt like 4K 😍
we need you now Superman
It wasn’t until the last time I watched this movie that I actually realized the _only_ reason why there’s two missiles is because Otis screwed up the first one 😂
This scene was so badass, love how he busts thru concrete and immediately turns heading west as night falls on the east coast, no matter there will still be 3 hrs of daylight left to save California
That kiss was epic! Hell am straight but I wouldn't hesitate a Miss T's kiss!!
Thank you Superman! You are a savior! You rescued Mexicans lands!God bless you!
They were Navajo Indians.
Miss Teschmacher is Lex Luther's Kryptonite.
YAY!!!! Teschmacher saves SUPERMAN from the kryptonite time for him to save California!!!!!!
California, Arizona, and Nevada.
0:20
Though that this kiss ended costing the life to Lois Lane, because if Teschmarcher would took away earlier the necklace, than wasted the time kissing him, Superman won't lost this valuable seconds, that would allowed him saved Lois just in time, without need to reverse the time.
MISS TESSMACHEEEEEEEEERRRRRR
Miss Teschmacher ..the real hero of the Movie 🎉
The real superman
Christopher Reeves is my favorite superman .
Guy at 1:58 on the right later played RK Maroon in Who Framed Roger Rabbit! His name was Alan Tilvern.
Thank for this old film cut that i find in this channel
I Will Always Love You Little Lady Valerie Perrine as Miss Tessmacher
0:03 miss tessmacher jumping in pool
I was a pup when this movie came out and I must've watched the whole thing with my mouth open. I thought it was one of the most amazing movies ever. Donner is certifiably one of the Knights of the Action Cinema Round Table. Watching it now as a grown-up Gene Hackman's one-liners and casual cruelty are hilarious! He was made for this role. And I think if Perrine and Kidder would've switched roles the movie wouldn't have missed a beat.
Always loved Mrs Titsmacher.
I agree, Christopher Reeve was the real Superman period....
Absolutely Awesome 😊👍🏾
These special effects look way better than the CW crap.
No not at all.
That's exxagerating now
CW cgi is really annoying, it feels like they are not even trying lol
@@ezekielakande5501 they get only 2 to 3 weeks to prepare vfx for 2 episodes of course they will be annoying
This was also a very expensive tentpole blockbuster. Realistic effects just aren’t feasible on a CW level budget for any show. Just look at Watchmen on HBO, which was a prestige show with an HBO budget. We didn’t get much in the way of effects, period. And when we got Dr Manhattan, it was a guy painted blue in a latex skullcap.
1:23 - I always loved that bank that he makes. It's still 😎
"MISS TESCHMACHER!!!!!!"
Miss teschmacher was nice with it 🔥
Despite the fact that lex launched a rocket while Superman was in the room and just walked away was hilarious
This was yet another excellent scene of such a beautifully made movie. I assume that Superman had difficulty & took too much time to catch the first missile (making him too late to get the second one) because he'd been weakened by the Kryptonite. It took lots of good ol' healthy yellow sun exposure time for him to regenerate to his full Einsteinian time-reversing speed. A good long cry over Lois' dead body in the hot desert sun did him a world of good. On a trickier note, we'll all have to overlook the goof that if it was nighttime as he left Metropolis, it would not have suddenly been daytime in the desert, to the west... far enough into the daytime for Lois to drive until she was out of gas and for Jimmy to tour the dam. Details, details.
Good lord....sups having such trouble with a damn missile lol
0:34 why did she 😘 him for no reason? 1:22 Superman flying to San Andreas. 2:05-2:07 bad idea to hold the nails in your mouth. 2:11-2:31 to infinity and beyond! 3:01 😆
Because she fancies him
Nathan Cruz you really needed that explained to you?
She knew he could stop those missiles-& she had the hots for him too.
Nathan Cruz 😢
Butch Berciles why’s so sad?
So Zack Snyder paid homage to the first Superman movie, when he showed similar scene in Batman v Superman movie. Nice
What scene exactly please ?
3:05
Cliff from "Cheers" I think
With this music is Even wonderful to watch 💪
Then Cliff Claven left The DOD, moved to Boston, and became a mailman.
Reeve was good as Superman, but I’ll always think of him as Richard
Techmacher was friendzoned Lol
I love this superman he is my best freind
Otis: Wait, aren't you even gonna watch Superman? He could get away.
Lex Luthor: No no no, I'm going to leave Superman alone and not actually witness him dying, I'm just gonna assume it all went to plan. What?
Looking back on it now, going after the Hackensack missile first was actually the right decision.
Ground zero for a potential Hackensack missile strike and explosion would've definitely been more densely populated than that inside the San Andreas Fault. No way Supes would've prevented casualties in that scenario, outside of the time-reversal maneuver.
This scene was goofy except when he flew threw the ceiling...badass
Later on he flies around the Earth 20 times a second so fast that he makes the Earth spin backwards , changes the direction of time itself , and he goes at something like 5 million miles an hour? And yet he can barely catch a missile going at what…max 10,000 miles an hour? Am I missing something? 😮
Something about when he takes off and smashes thru that ceiling gets me amped up! Lol
She said why can't I get it on with a good guy? ...... As long as vision of a superman regardless of how time wants to change the image you will be there lives and you will be for 🇺🇸
Not sure why Lex Luthor needed the Kryptonite when he already had Miss Teschmacher (just seemed like overkill to me)...
In the MAD magazine parody, Luthor shows Superman the Kryptonite and says, "What's the matter, 'Stupidman'? Feeling a little weak in the knees?" and Superman says, "Yes...and the broad in the bikini isn't helping any!"
It takes Superman quite some time to catch up with the missile, yet he flies around the Earth in the blink of an eye.
Because he needs to be extra careful to approach the missile in the right angle to prevent his hair style being messed up by the hot air from that huge hair blower. Orbiting around the earth does not have such concern, because it is empty space out there.
In the TV cut, they show that the missiles have a new "avoidance system" that will thwart any attempt to shoot them down....Superman looks in awe as the missile comes right to him and then swerves to avoid him.
While this is a cruise missile, the footage of the missiles being launched was taken from a Minuteman rocket launch at Andrews Air Force Base...the Minuteman is an ICBM, meaning instead of traveling parallel with the ground, it flies high into the air and then releases its MIRV warheads which have their own targeting system so the missile can hit multiple targets.
I always admired Christopher Reeve, both as an actor and for his offscreen self, but I've had three questions about this film ever since I saw it in the theater in 1978:
1. What on Earth (or Krypton) is Jor-El talking about when he says to Clark in the Fortress: "By your reckoning, I will have been dead for many thousands of years"? Luthor later says "Krypton exploded in 1948.", which would make Superman 30 in 1978, which seems about right. (Reeve was actually 26). What's with the earlier statement?
2. What became of the Kryptonite after it went down the drain?
3. If Superman is hot on the trail of a missile headed for Hackensack, New Jersey, anybody care to explain where there are desert areas in that part of the country? (Especially if we're supposed to believe that Metropolis is New York, which it's pretty hard NOT to, after Superman and Lois did their little fly-by past the Statue of Liberty).
I should add that I was the sort of child who, when I was read "Rumpelstiltskin", and the story got to the part where the Queen offered Rumpelstiltskin "all the riches of her kingdom" to not take her child, piped up: "But he can spin gold out of straw! Why's she offering him money?"
1. There are relativistic effects at play that distort time and space. It's very difficult to say what time it is in another galaxy relative to us. In the three years it took Kal-El to travel to earth thousands of years could pass for the space Krypton formerly occupied since he was clearly traveling at supra-relativistic speeds. Furthermore time may pass differently on Earth than Krypton if the Earth itself moves through space faster than Krypton. So in that sense Jor-El can state it has been many thousands of years, if indeed Superman is reckoning in this way, which makes sense as he was taught Einstein's theories.
2. It wound up in the sewer, conveniently available to be put to use in a sequel if necessary.
3. I don't remember exactly, but I don't think it's stated the missiles are launched from Metropolis.
Even though the Effects are outdated, something about watching it still look and feel amazing as it holds up even in 2023 compared to the CG like in the Flash Movie which was terrilbe
1:19 oh Jesus. 😂
I know it burns on the eyes to watch...
Fathom Events will be hosting 40th Anniversary theatrical showings of Superman the Movie in late November and early December 2018. You can check participating theaters and showtimes at the Fathom Events website. As someone who saw it opening weekend at the Mann's Chinese in Hollywood in 78', I can tell you it's a TOTALLY different experience on the Big Screen!
I was lucky enough to see it with my family. And you are absolutely right. :)
2:43 superman catching rocket
1:33 - I swear Jerry Seifeld wore that same style of helmut that those guys at the monitors are wearing. In fact their entire costume is similar to the one Jerry wore during the famous "chessmatch" scene. Being a huge Superman fan, I wouldn't be surprised if Jerry bought one of those helmuts and used it in that scene.
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One glaring thing, If he could fly around the earth fast enough to reverse time, he could have stopped both rockets. Still, Reeves will always be Superman.
Reeve was the perfect superman next to Tom welling
01:11～ Great scene and song.
I always dreamed of having a pool like that!
If Supergirl was ever in trouble I'd be happy to save her!!
Same
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Miss Tessmacher would have been much better for Superman than chain smoking neurotic Lois Lane. And she had some really nice…..
Miss tesmacheeeeer!!