Knock yourself out(yes) This one was one of my favorites too. Though when they installed it, it kind of ruined the riverboat ride underneath. One of my favorite arrows suspended coasters is in King's Island and cedar point.

I was hoping to be able to make a trip up to Ohio this summer, but that didn't happen. Certainly two coasters that I'm looking forward to riding should I get back to those parks (despite how stack those park's line ups are!)@@ATARIMAN

Allways the corner sulkers... i liked all the flims. To many crybabies film critics. And speaking on the princess who you never met or was probably born or a toddler when the movie came out...when us true superman fans that dont complain

bugg off- a lot of people have an interest.

@@ATARIMAN Hollywood is filled with a bunch of weirdos, perverts and criminal scum that keep pushing social propaganda down everybody's throat until they choke on it. It's taken DECADES but finally this cesspool of creeps, drug addicts, scumbags is finally over the hill, and will fade away. The people who care about this GARBAGE are cretins and morons, and that's how you're appealing to, and you completely know it.

I do. I liked all the superman films... its always a clown that has negative statement ​@@ATARIMAN

Go sulk in a darkroom... us superman fans love ☢ man. And you all capped ??.... your comment is not worthwhile

I'm not so sure I agree with you on the superiority of Donners II. We never got to really see it. Donner cut isn't really better than the theatrical cut. Some of the best parts are the same in both- like the confrontation on the moon. Also, I like the Lester Niagara scene. One more thing-"would yo care to step outside?" is way cooler than "ever heard of freedom of the press?" One question I have.... Donner was set to direct both films initially. The first film was supposed to be a cliffhanger, and Lois is dead. The filmmakers decided to use the ending from part II in the first film. They would need to come up with a new ending for the sequel since I am sure DOnner would not want to turn the Earth backwards again. So my question is this- how would Lois still be alive in the sequel if they don't go back in time in the original film? Shouldn't she still be dead in part II in Donner's version? It's a little fuzzy because I have seen interviews where Mankowitz said they swapped the ending, but that doesn't explain why Lois is clearly alive in all of the Donner scenes for Superman II.

where did you learn this tid bit?

@@TunesAndToys Williams didn't conduct the score himself, but he wrote three new themes: one for the kid Jeremy (which barely appears in the final film) along with Lacy and Nuclear Man's leitmotifs. KZbin doesn't like links, but you can easily look it up.

@@TunesAndToys The Film Score Monthly Boxed set mentions that Williams would not be available to score the film, but one of his mentors could. Alexander Courage was no stranger to film scoring, and Williams is reported to have supplied the melody for Nuclear Man, Jeremy and even Lacy's Theme. Of course, Courage would be the one to orchestrate these themes. The set also mentions that Cannon hired an inexpensive orchestra to record the score that was unable to play ALL of the music. So the producers had to book a second orchestra- and recording studio in order to complete the music. I bet ole Yoram wasn't happy about that!

Nothing epitomises his commitment to the role more than meeting actual royalty in full Nuclear Man costume. His movie career was short but he got to work with Gene Hackman and meet the new King. What a ride

I really want to see a 'Birdwatching with Nuclear Man' TV series. Obviously he'd have to present the show in his costume 🤣

Brian Quijano