For what it’s worth this is the best of John Williams movie themes. And that is saying a lot. After growing up watch George Reeves play Superman it was amazing to watch Christopher Reeve bring Superman to life. He was and forever shall be the best Superman ever. I get choked up watching/listening to the opening credits of the movie. Thank you to Christopher Reeve (RIP).
Given how chaotic this production was, Donner earned that extra sound effect and then some for making it not just an enjoyable film, but a stone cold classic.
@@trevorbayers2175 we probably would have gotten a Superman V, and maybe, who knows, a crossover with Keaton's Batman.Maybe in an alternate universe it happened.
@@نادرالیراحمان No, that was just the release date. It usually takes 2-3 years for a Hollywood movie to get made, so they probably had these credits done in 1977. Though maybe not.
I recollect vividly taking my wife to see this motion picture, we were astonished and quite inspired. And even today this is still the best Superman film, by far!!!
@@andrewburgemeister6684 Indeed! Though I was only 2 years old in 1978. :( I do have memories of Superman II, when I was 4. I recall coming home and pretending to be Superman, running around the house with a sheet tied around my neck. I think my inner child STILL feels that way when watching or reading a good Superman story.
I was 6 years old when this movie hit the theaters. I remember when the music started, I literally got choked up & teary eyed. And then the first scene an hour later when Superman was finally shown, I cried again. It was actually overwhelming back then because this movie was the biggest spectacle ever made at that time.
Man I wish I could’ve been there! I was born in 78, when released. Of course I was able to catch it by the time ABC would show the special a few years later, and I was hooked! I got to see 3 and 4 in the theatres 👎. I could only imagine the awe in everyone’s eyes when this came out. With only the Kirk Allen and Chris Reeves version as a baseline 🤩
A film that is a great, genuine American classic from the late, great Richard Donner. A man who brought a true sense of verisimilitude to one of THE American mythologies that defines what the word hero means to American pop culture. God bless to you Richard Donner, Christopher Reeve, and all of the other great cast and crew that helped make this film become one of THE greatest comic book/superhero film adaptations ever put on the silver screen.
Gotta give big props to Henry Cavill though. He got into comic book Superman shape for real. Christopher Reeve is the OG Superman but Cavill was a great one as well.
This is a nice tribute! Well done. The film won a special award for its special effects which were revolutionary at the time, and as a filmmaker myself I take my hat off to the pioneers who used practical techniques to achieve the magic that is still - imho - superior to digital (in most cases). Great job.
@steven smith Reeve wasn't well known at all. That's part of the reason he was cast as Superman. And why his name isn't shown until after the Superman name whilst Marlon Brando and Gene Hackman (who were hugely famous) get their names before it as top billing. After the first movie came out though Reeve was instantly famous. :)
@steven smith I remember wondering why Trevor Howard, Maria Schell, and Harry Andrews got billing for just a few lines cuz I'd never heard of them and since have never come across a film with any of them in it.
Let's all Just take a moment to listen to this music composed by the greatest film composer of our time JOHN WILLIAMS. Not only did he write this music but he also wrote Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Jaws, the Olympics theme, Jurassic Park. And more !!
our generation is lucky because we have john williams compose those movie theme which make the movie more alive. You forgot the theme of schindler's list and saving private ryan.
I've been a long time fan of this movie since 1978 and more so of the opening credits. It's probably still one of my most viewed movies to date. It's always been not only a great celebratory theme with stunning title visuals for its time but now it also honors Christopher Reeve. You did a kick ass job at your re-creation!!
It makes me sad knowing superman has failed twice recently no one can do it the way they did it it seems, i hope dc gets a comeback and represent superman with the justice he deserves
I'm gonna lobby myself and tell you that I can probably direct a better Superman movie. A movie that has heart and action. I do have ideas. Although, I'm being confident now because the odds of that ever happening is zero to none.
Mr. Darkside Why should someone remake Superman? Dick Donner is dead, and Gene Hackman retired a long time ago, and is now 91. This is it. Enjoy its excellence. Why are people like you obsessed with remaking great pictures?
@@nstix2009xitsn not a remake but something that honours that feeling of heroism, a little fun and his faith in the good in in humanity, without being overly dark
The best Superhero ever made and will EVER be made. Actually, this is one of the BEST movies ever made period. And Superman II is the 2nd best Superhero movie ever made. Pure classics. This is how its done
The original film version of this is my absolute favorite main titles/theme music combination in cinema history. This was a beautiful re-creation. Well done.
Wow. This is very good! This has to be the best opening scene created in After Effects. This is even better than the opening in Superman Returns. I can imagine this if Christopher Reeve were still alive and takes the role of Superman in 2016!
Man, I remember watching this as an awe struck kid at the cinema ... I am not sure the "woosh" effect dominated the Williams score as much, but, this sure brings back some memories!
The fact that you fixed the transition from the opticals to the texts was enough for me. It was only a minor nitpick (for the original opening), but it was noticeable nevertheless. Still though, it's one of the most epic opening sequences in movie history.
Awesome job!! I always loved...even in the original...how when the last one comes up...Richard Donner, it has a slight "bang" to it when it first comes up and comes together. It's a minor detail that adds a bit of class and wonder to it. Great job! There will never be another movie opening like this. Ok...edit...Valerian opening sequence was wonderful. Bringing humanity together with Bowie's song was absolutely wonderful, too. ❤
Outstanding. What is a vast improvement here is the readibility of the font - something even the great original opening titles struggled with. This even improves on “Superman Returns.” And at 3:06 I love how the letter trails are slowly spinning and forming the creators’ names.
AWESOME, WONDERFUL, NOSTALGIC, I got goosebumps in all my body, this is the BEST intro ever it describes Superman cause it sounds magical, powerful, I don't know its hard to define, we all miss Chris Reeves my eyes are watering right now cause the NOSTALGIA, SIMPLE THE BEST OF THE BEST...💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Beautifully done! It's so great to see this wonderful opening credit scene completely made over. I wish this could be substituted on the next "remastered" video version to come out. You do incredible work sir. Wish I had your talent.
esa canción representa una parte bastante buena de mi infancia, recuerdo que mi papá solía colocarme las películas de Superman, la del 78 y las otras que le siguieron...
Superb. I love the original sequence and this recreation has been done with a good eye for detail that benefits from care and respect. You hit the whoosh marks beautifully and gave it due gravitas. Thank you for the goosebumps 😊
Very nice. The original is also fantastic: I saw the movie while in high school, sitting with my friends in the front row of the theater. We practically jumped out of your seats when the credits came flying at us! Still, one of the best comic book films. Found "Black Panther" also to be very well made.
This is my favorite Superman opening of all time obviously. What Brian singer did was a good homage, but I didnt like the cgi space junk floating around, I woulda preferred it to be in space plain space like this one
Excellent work!! Make feel like a child again!!! Thanks for use your skills in this nice memory. You deserve an Oscar special prize (a kind of new category, of course)
In my opinion, this is one of the greatest main titles ever written. It transported you out of everyday life and into the world of Superman before a single character appeared on screen. Movie makers need to return to the days of taking their time getting the movie going, at least for science fiction, fantasy and adventure movies. "Hurry up" openings are fine for gritty cop dramas, but something is lost when you have to suspend disbelief for a story, and they jump right into it.
I agree with HTH Studios, this is a brilliant recreation of a master price! I have seen others try to recreate this effect, none have come close to your version or the original. As mentioned it neads only a tiny bit tweaking, only the die hards of the original will notice it. That being how each screen credit twists away into focus. But still it’s far superior to the Superman Returns drivel. If anyone notices the credits become unreadable and you have to catch them quick because the words move towards the screen than away.
Oh crap. After 40+ years and countless viewings, I only just now noticed that the titles before the Superman logo come TOWARDS the viewer but titles from the logo and after go AWAY from the VIEWER. Damn!
He wasn't a star at that point, and was practically an unknown (with a recurring role on a soap opera at the time being his most major credit). Getting third billing behind Marlon Brando and Gene Hackman - two heavy-hitting Oscar winners who's star power got this film greenlighted - was a *_BIG_* deal and a huge step in the right direction.
@@MarcelLWalker funny that for all of Brando’s antics on this film and Apocalypse Now, where he REFUSED to learn his lines (instead reading them off the infant Superman’s diaper no joke) and was paid $3.7m+11% box office for only 10 minutes of screentime, having him first billed in the credits actually helped elevate this film to a well-rounded classic superhero movie for young and old that could be taken seriously and enjoyed, having that star power helped the film in more ways than one and later influenced Christopher Nolan’s ‘Batman Begins’ to have a stacked A-list cast of huge talent!
Essa abertura de Créditos foi FANTÁSTICA | ESPETÁCULAR & CLÁSSICA.!! O essa versão deveria ser lançada em VHS | DVD | Blu-Ray | TV Paga & TV Aberta, porque é muito melhor do que na versão THEME 1978!! 📱📱 💻💻 💽💽 📀📀 📺📺 📼📼 🇺🇸🇺🇸 🇧🇷🇧🇷!!
I can understand Marlon Brando and Gene Hackman getting top billing being the cinema superstars they were at the time (I believe they also demanded this in order to sign for Superman), as a child I found it weird that the name of the actor playing the main character was put after the movie's title. I like it better nowadays, when veteran actors get billed last with a special mention, leaving top billing to the actual leads. Frigga and Odin from the Thor film series come to mind: "with Rene Russo" "And Anthony Hopkins"
So this is what Man of Steel opening credits look like. the light stretching text and the font is made with Gotham. (Not to be confused with Gotham City)
For me only the original sound effects in the intro to the credits cut it. Not only were the graphics on point but the sound captured the speed and propulsion of a superhero. When the "S" explodes on the screen and the image takes shape the sound effects are awesome. Explosion and power and brilliance are in that sound. It's an appropriate introduction to the first and greatest superhero of all time. The Best Part of the Movie. It's a shame the original sound effects were lost.
I was 6 years old when this came out.. Could i of had any better age for this movie or what ! Its ben 41 years ! Ots a bird ! Its a plane ! Its youtube with another kick ass movie called SUPERMAN !! Aloha JT
I don't know how they did it back in the late 70's but i can only assume they had computers back then to do the special effects. ...Albeit must have been pretty darn slow work.
Remaster the Motion Picture of Superman with the newly remastered intro - people will flock to the theatres once again as we did in 1978. One of the greatest movies ever !!!!
Very good! But if you look at the letters when they are at maximum blue 'swoosh' and pause, you'll see in the original some important differences. For one, the lines on the letters should be crisp, not blurry or fuzzy. Secondly, the color is a deep high saturation blue, not a blueish white. But otherwise really good work :)
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For what it’s worth this is the best of John Williams movie themes. And that is saying a lot. After growing up watch George Reeves play Superman it was amazing to watch Christopher Reeve bring Superman to life. He was and forever shall be the best Superman ever. I get choked up watching/listening to the opening credits of the movie. Thank you to Christopher Reeve (RIP).
The actual opening credits alone deserve an award
DONE BY A TEACHER AT SMCC
Superman won a Special Achievement Award at the 1979 Oscars.
The credits alone cost more than a lot of movies at the time.
*I know left*
Why not. "The Oscar for best opening credits in a feature film goes to...." I mean, they've awards shows for everything else.
I always love that when Richard Donner's name appears in the end, it gets that extra high swoosh sound. Very nice.
Given how chaotic this production was, Donner earned that extra sound effect and then some for making it not just an enjoyable film, but a stone cold classic.
Imagine how great Superman III and IV could have been if they were directed by Donner as well, and had the budgets of the first 2 films?
@@trevorbayers2175 we probably would have gotten a Superman V, and maybe, who knows, a crossover with Keaton's Batman.Maybe in an alternate universe it happened.
What’s stunning to this day is how they did all that back in 1977 with only opticals!
*1978
@@نادرالیراحمان No, that was just the release date. It usually takes 2-3 years for a Hollywood movie to get made, so they probably had these credits done in 1977. Though maybe not.
That's why older movies are the best!!
you didnt reply to that guy......how pathetic
All it took was money
I recollect vividly taking my wife to see this motion picture, we were astonished and quite inspired. And even today this is still the best Superman film, by far!!!
My Dad remembers seeing this and Star Wars in theatres back-to-back in ‘77 and ‘78, what a time to be alive!!
@@andrewburgemeister6684 Indeed! Though I was only 2 years old in 1978. :( I do have memories of Superman II, when I was 4. I recall coming home and pretending to be Superman, running around the house with a sheet tied around my neck. I think my inner child STILL feels that way when watching or reading a good Superman story.
@@the_narthex of course, a lot of childhood memories from these classic movies!
I was 6 years old when this movie hit the theaters. I remember when the music started, I literally got choked up & teary eyed. And then the first scene an hour later when Superman was finally shown, I cried again. It was actually overwhelming back then because this movie was the biggest spectacle ever made at that time.
As a kid still great movie.
I never get tired of watching this classic.
The smell of popcorn that filled the movie theater while listening to this intro with those big stereo speakers . Dam i miss those days!
These are so brutally long that the audience members finished their popcorn before the opening credits were over.
We can't go back to those days, though. We must keep on trekking and appreciate the future.
Man I wish I could’ve been there! I was born in 78, when released. Of course I was able to catch it by the time ABC would show the special a few years later, and I was hooked! I got to see 3 and 4 in the theatres 👎.
I could only imagine the awe in everyone’s eyes when this came out. With only the Kirk Allen and Chris Reeves version as a baseline 🤩
Superman 1978 and Star Wars 1977 - the greatest motion picture intros EVER !!! John Williams - simply the best !!!
Everytime I hear the Superman theme by John Williams, it makes me feel that I am flying all over world.... My childhood superhero.... Superman....
I can't believe I was 3 years old when I went to see this at thee movies.
Man, how time flies!
A film that is a great, genuine American classic from the late, great Richard Donner. A man who brought a true sense of verisimilitude to one of THE American mythologies that defines what the word hero means to American pop culture. God bless to you Richard Donner, Christopher Reeve, and all of the other great cast and crew that helped make this film become one of THE greatest comic book/superhero film adaptations ever put on the silver screen.
Christopher reeve is the best and only superman
Gotta give big props to Henry Cavill though. He got into comic book Superman shape for real.
Christopher Reeve is the OG Superman but Cavill was a great one as well.
You got that right
I absolutely agree
Exactly!
Nah the comics are superman.
Reeve just plays him.
If you don't get goosebumps watching that S fly by when that Williams score kicks up....you're not human.
this never gets old. The best. i hope they bring John Willimas
This is a nice tribute! Well done. The film won a special award for its special effects which were revolutionary at the time, and as a filmmaker myself I take my hat off to the pioneers who used practical techniques to achieve the magic that is still - imho - superior to digital (in most cases). Great job.
Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder, & Marlon Brando: In Memoriam.
@steven smith Reeve wasn't well known at all. That's part of the reason he was cast as Superman. And why his name isn't shown until after the Superman name whilst Marlon Brando and Gene Hackman (who were hugely famous) get their names before it as top billing. After the first movie came out though Reeve was instantly famous. :)
Maria Schell, Jackie Cooper, Geoffrey Unsworth, Glenn Ford and many others have gone since as well.
Add a t to Margot.
@steven smith I remember wondering why Trevor Howard, Maria Schell, and Harry Andrews got billing for just a few lines cuz I'd never heard of them and since have never come across a film with any of them in it.
Let's all Just take a moment to listen to this music composed by the greatest film composer of our time JOHN WILLIAMS. Not only did he write this music but he also wrote Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Jaws, the Olympics theme, Jurassic Park. And more !!
our generation is lucky because we have john williams compose those movie theme which make the movie more alive. You forgot the theme of schindler's list and saving private ryan.
I've been a long time fan of this movie since 1978 and more so of the opening credits. It's probably still one of my most viewed movies to date. It's always been not only a great celebratory theme with stunning title visuals for its time but now it also honors Christopher Reeve. You did a kick ass job at your re-creation!!
To make this film work, even in the innocent 1970s, you NEEDED this introduction.
Great job on the recreation.
I'm crying, this is very, very Beautiful!!!
Damn allergies.
3:00 Ok, I was waiting for that sparkler to show up. Never disappointed with this. Great work. Wonderfully done.
Now THIS is how you do a Superman intro, right here.
It makes me sad knowing superman has failed twice recently no one can do it the way they did it it seems, i hope dc gets a comeback and represent superman with the justice he deserves
I'm gonna lobby myself and tell you that I can probably direct a better Superman movie. A movie that has heart and action. I do have ideas. Although, I'm being confident now because the odds of that ever happening is zero to none.
Mr. Darkside Why should someone remake Superman? Dick Donner is dead, and Gene Hackman retired a long time ago, and is now 91. This is it. Enjoy its excellence. Why are people like you obsessed with remaking great pictures?
@@nstix2009xitsn not a remake but something that honours that feeling of heroism, a little fun and his faith in the good in in humanity, without being overly dark
They just need to find the right director. Zack Snyder simply doesn't understand the character of Superman.
@@Rocket1377 The plan with the snyder trilogy was going to be to get him to grow into SUPERMAN
Christopher reeve will be sadly missed by millions of superman fans who are always there to support him
Thank You John Williams for this masterpiece the greatest super hero theme of all time X
Chris Reeve the one and only
If there were a sequel to Superman Returns I would have to make Superman Forever and use this kind of opening intro with awesome effects like these
The master Richard Donner the cast the crew, Everything about this production encased for eternity, in bliss. Fucking WOW!
The best Superhero ever made and will EVER be made. Actually, this is one of the BEST movies ever made period. And Superman II is the 2nd best Superhero movie ever made. Pure classics. This is how its done
The original film version of this is my absolute favorite main titles/theme music combination in cinema history. This was a beautiful re-creation. Well done.
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Me too. All time favorite film, all time favorite opening credit sequence, all time favorite film score.
Amazing what 1978 opening credits animation and a 2016 home computer editing software can do what the makers of Superman IV COULDN'T.
Wow. This is very good! This has to be the best opening scene created in After Effects. This is even better than the opening in Superman Returns. I can imagine this if Christopher Reeve were still alive and takes the role of Superman in 2016!
@Mrs. Phyllis Stephens Let's see you do a better job then you old bag.
Christopher Reeve, the GOAT of Superman.
RIP Christopher reeve 1952-2004
You know your big time stars when you come before the directors credits
Man, I remember watching this as an awe struck kid at the cinema ... I am not sure the "woosh" effect dominated the Williams score as much, but, this sure brings back some memories!
I remember my theater when the whoosh hit the S appearance, it was boosted like a Jet taking off! It was incredible.
The fact that you fixed the transition from the opticals to the texts was enough for me. It was only a minor nitpick (for the original opening), but it was noticeable nevertheless. Still though, it's one of the most epic opening sequences in movie history.
There’s only one God of all superheroes,
His name is Superman.
1978 what a year l was eleven years old when this movie came out and now 2020 I'm 52 years old and still get the same high every time I hear this song
I was 10, also a 52yo.
You know it's the best superhero movie ever made when 0:19
I love Superman
John Williams is a legend!!!
Awesome job!! I always loved...even in the original...how when the last one comes up...Richard Donner, it has a slight "bang" to it when it first comes up and comes together. It's a minor detail that adds a bit of class and wonder to it. Great job! There will never be another movie opening like this.
Ok...edit...Valerian opening sequence was wonderful. Bringing humanity together with Bowie's song was absolutely wonderful, too. ❤
Outstanding. What is a vast improvement here is the readibility of the font - something even the great original opening titles struggled with. This even improves on “Superman Returns.” And at 3:06 I love how the letter trails are slowly spinning and forming the creators’ names.
They should bring back this movie to the theaters on the 50th anniversary. I would be there “day one”
45th anniversary is next year in November/December!
such a throwback to my childhood..this is friggin AWESOME!! :D
Es uno de los intros más imponentes en la historia del cine de superhéroes. 🤙
Nice work!
It's still amazing how they did it back in '78 in all its pre-digital glory!
I was thinking the same thing while I was making this. I'd love to see a behind-the-scenes on how they made the original intro (back then).
@@AfterezMedia Apparently it's a more complex variation on the slit-scan they used for the stargate scene in 2001.
AWESOME, WONDERFUL, NOSTALGIC, I got goosebumps in all my body, this is the BEST intro ever it describes Superman cause it sounds magical, powerful, I don't know its hard to define, we all miss Chris Reeves my eyes are watering right now cause the NOSTALGIA, SIMPLE THE BEST OF THE BEST...💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Beautifully done! It's so great to see this wonderful opening credit scene completely made over. I wish this could be substituted on the next "remastered" video version to come out. You do incredible work sir. Wish I had your talent.
esa canción representa una parte bastante buena de mi infancia, recuerdo que mi papá solía colocarme las películas de Superman, la del 78 y las otras que le siguieron...
Wow! Spectacular, guys. Thank you so much!🤗👏👏👏
Awesome re-creation! Love it!
Es el. Mejor de todos los tipos
1978 a 2020
CHRISTOPHER REEVE
X siempre!!
OMG I'm 7 years old again
Superb. I love the original sequence and this recreation has been done with a good eye for detail that benefits from care and respect. You hit the whoosh marks beautifully and gave it due gravitas. Thank you for the goosebumps 😊
Very nice. The original is also fantastic: I saw the movie while in high school, sitting with my friends in the front row of the theater. We practically jumped out of your seats when the credits came flying at us! Still, one of the best comic book films. Found "Black Panther" also to be very well made.
I got goosebumps watching this! I love it!
Me too ALWAYS💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Bravo! Just enough and a brilliant polish to the original. Bravo!
This is my favorite Superman opening of all time obviously. What Brian singer did was a good homage, but I didnt like the cgi space junk floating around, I woulda preferred it to be in space plain space like this one
Awesome. Just awesome! I LOVE symbiose of music, sound and typographic title art.
Rip Donner! You did an AMAZING job!
Christopher Reeve, Tom Wellington, Dean Caine ,Brandon Ralph , And henry cabil who all made us believe a man can truly Fly
Outstanding! Feels like the original with the slightest tweak to today. Hats off!
There is now yet another great scale of One-to-OMG from seeing this. :)
1978 END 2020
CHRISTOPHER REEVE
FOREVER!! Very good
**SUPERMAN *,
Excellent work!!
Make feel like a child again!!!
Thanks for use your skills in this nice memory.
You deserve an Oscar special prize (a kind of new category, of course)
Christopher Reeve had those gorgeous baby blues! superman I & I are good movies and Gene Hackman as Lex was a show stopper!
Agreeed
This looks beautiful! Well done!
What's up Sylvester Stallone
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
In my opinion, this is one of the greatest main titles ever written. It transported you out of everyday life and into the world of Superman before a single character appeared on screen. Movie makers need to return to the days of taking their time getting the movie going, at least for science fiction, fantasy and adventure movies. "Hurry up" openings are fine for gritty cop dramas, but something is lost when you have to suspend disbelief for a story, and they jump right into it.
I agree with HTH Studios, this is a brilliant recreation of a master price!
I have seen others try to recreate this effect, none have come close to your version or the original.
As mentioned it neads only a tiny bit tweaking, only the die hards of the original will notice it. That being how each screen credit twists away into focus.
But still it’s far superior to the Superman Returns drivel. If anyone notices the credits become unreadable and you have to catch them quick because the words move towards the screen than away.
Wow. Beautifully done. Beautifully done!!
I can't even.............I mean.........WOW..................just....WOW. You *WON!*
Oh crap. After 40+ years and countless viewings, I only just now noticed that the titles before the Superman logo come TOWARDS the viewer but titles from the logo and after go AWAY from the VIEWER. Damn!
Still fascinating that Reeve accepted 3rd billing in this film
He wasn't a star at that point, and was practically an unknown (with a recurring role on a soap opera at the time being his most major credit). Getting third billing behind Marlon Brando and Gene Hackman - two heavy-hitting Oscar winners who's star power got this film greenlighted - was a *_BIG_* deal and a huge step in the right direction.
@@MarcelLWalker funny that for all of Brando’s antics on this film and Apocalypse Now, where he REFUSED to learn his lines (instead reading them off the infant Superman’s diaper no joke) and was paid $3.7m+11% box office for only 10 minutes of screentime, having him first billed in the credits actually helped elevate this film to a well-rounded classic superhero movie for young and old that could be taken seriously and enjoyed, having that star power helped the film in more ways than one and later influenced Christopher Nolan’s ‘Batman Begins’ to have a stacked A-list cast of huge talent!
Essa abertura de Créditos foi FANTÁSTICA | ESPETÁCULAR & CLÁSSICA.!!
O essa versão deveria ser lançada em VHS | DVD | Blu-Ray | TV Paga & TV Aberta, porque é muito melhor do que na versão THEME 1978!!
📱📱 💻💻 💽💽 📀📀 📺📺 📼📼 🇺🇸🇺🇸 🇧🇷🇧🇷!!
“Hey John, can you make us a Superman theme?”
John Williams: “How’s about I make *THE* Superman theme?”
“K. Have fun.”
“I will!”
This is beautiful
Awesome! Would love to see Man of Steel done like this!
I can understand Marlon Brando and Gene Hackman getting top billing being the cinema superstars they were at the time (I believe they also demanded this in order to sign for Superman), as a child I found it weird that the name of the actor playing the main character was put after the movie's title. I like it better nowadays, when veteran actors get billed last with a special mention, leaving top billing to the actual leads. Frigga and Odin from the Thor film series come to mind:
"with Rene Russo"
"And Anthony Hopkins"
So this is what Man of Steel opening credits look like.
the light stretching text and the font is made with Gotham. (Not to be confused with Gotham City)
Um dos motivos deu ser fã do SuperMan ( Kal-EL & Clark Kent ), é essa música THEME produzida por John Williams!!
👏👏 👌👌 🇧🇷🇧🇷!!
Thinking about ya tonight Richard, thanks!!
John F*cking Williams. 'Nuff said.
Nice job
For me only the original sound effects in the intro to the credits cut it. Not only were the graphics on point but the sound captured the speed and propulsion of a superhero. When the "S" explodes on the screen and the image takes shape the sound effects are awesome. Explosion and power and brilliance are in that sound. It's an appropriate introduction to the first and greatest superhero of all time. The Best Part of the Movie. It's a shame the original sound effects were lost.
Simply amazing! Well done!
I was 6 years old when this came out.. Could i of had any better age for this movie or what ! Its ben 41 years !
Ots a bird ! Its a plane ! Its youtube with another kick ass movie called SUPERMAN !!
Aloha JT
Much better than the original
I don't know how they did it back in the late 70's but i can only assume they had computers back then to do the special effects. ...Albeit must have been pretty darn slow work.
AMAZING WORK! Bravo!
Este Film Superman es el Mejor de todos que conocemos Nos distracción sana y emocianante❤😅😅
Beautiful 😊
The best!!!
Remaster the Motion Picture of Superman with the newly remastered intro - people will flock to the theatres once again as we did in 1978. One of the greatest movies ever !!!!
You listening #JamesGunn?
You forgot to buy a couple of fireworks at your local store and wave them around the star field. Seriously, though, great work.
I'd probably find the Blu-ray Disc release of this classic movie online at Amazon
Quando senti questa meraviglia ,mi compare Lui il MAGNIFICO Christopher REEVE!!!!
Very good! But if you look at the letters when they are at maximum blue 'swoosh' and pause, you'll see in the original some important differences. For one, the lines on the letters should be crisp, not blurry or fuzzy. Secondly, the color is a deep high saturation blue, not a blueish white. But otherwise really good work :)