Superman The Movie - Ending without turning back time

I love this movie but I've always been frustrated by the time-travel trick, which makes no sense to me.
So I re-edited the ending this way. Sad to lose Christopher's awesome scream, but at the same time, he doesn't get to tell Jor-El to f*** off and choose his girlfriend over his Krytonian education (keeping that for Superman II).
I've also cut my own version of Superman II : here are extracts from my "Ultimate Cut" that show how I got rid of the turning back time again, the super-kiss and managed to make Superman Returns canon.
Superman II Ultimate Cut - Fix 1 - The Introduction
• Superman II Ultimate C...
Superman II Ultimate Cut - Fix 2 - Memory Loss
• Superman II Ultimate C...
Superman II Ultimate Cut - Fix 3 - The Aftermath
• Superman II Ultimate C...
There are other changes of course but I can't upload the entire movie without getting in trouble with Warner Bros. Hope you enjoy !

[@Lightning-H]

The best Superman for both the movie and actor. The benchmark of all.

[@kurtb8474]

Margot made such a great Lois. She was cute! Perfect casting.

[@mtklaric]

the cut makes more sense, but the reaction Reeve gives when he finds Lois dead is just so emotional, superb acting

[@AlienProds]

Agreed. This is the only thing that bothered me while editing...

[@mtklaric]

@@AlienProds it s equivalent to cutting the crazy flight Neo makes to save Trinity in Matrix revolutions....it has the same emotional impact...

[@dennisjump8655]

I agree.. but the shot when he's racing around the earth is just so awesome !

[@tepish]

What a fantastic actor! His passionate starry eyes looking at her when he lands by the car window and and his sigh of relief seeing she is safe and sound... So passionate.

[@kellymulderino7156]

no its just an attempt to validate his ego for making something that he thinks is better? i wish people would respect how films were made and preserve artistis integrity

[@gereminguyen4923]

The turning back time in Part 1 was a stroke of genius. It made Superman The Movie more deeper then just an ordinary, mundane Superhero Movie. Superman with all his power could save the whole world but could not save the woman that he loved most and care for. The first time in his human existence he was just beginning to understand the meaning of love and she died before he could get to her in time. The scene was gut wrenching. Superman holding Lois Lane’s lifeless body as he wept uncontrollably. Death is the end of life for it is no more but for Superman, The Man of Steel, reversing time is possible. Defying his Father’s order that he was forbidden to interfere in human events, Superman flew into outer space and reverse time just long enough to save Lois Lane before the earthquake buried her alive. The joy in his face when he saw her alive standing before him was beautiful. Superman turning back time in part 2, Richard Donner’s cut was just ridiculous. After Superman defeated the three villains and he took Lois Lane home, they barely talked and he flew away. The next day at The Daily Planet, Lois Lane was very distraught because of the terrible events that happened the day before with the 3 villains. They almost destroyed the earth and killed her in the process. Clark Kent walked into the office and greeted her as Clark Kent and not as Superman pretending to be Clark. Lois decided to pour her heart out to him by telling him that she was very selfish when it comes to Superman. She feels like she’s married to a doctor and that speech crap how they leave in the middle of the night. Superman then realized that he has a responsibility and it's bigger than just Lois Lane. Superman flew into outer space and reverse time which meant that the missile in part 1 never struck the Phantom Zone which released General Zod and his minions. If Superman 1 and 2 had been released back to back at the same time it might had worked but it wasn't. What is the point of sitting through the entire movie and watch Superman reversing time to before the missile strike? it's like the entire events didn't happened basically The Donner’s cut erased the entire movie. At least in the Richard Lester's version, Superman gave Lois Lane a kiss and wiped out her memory of the terrible events with her and him but the Hydrogen Bomb that Superman threw into outer space which cracked open the Phantom Zone and freed the 3 Villains happened. The destruction that they caused on The Moon and on The Earth was real as well. Superman getting revenge on the bad guy at the Diner was icing on the cake because everything did happened.

[@richardgarcia618]

Richard Donner envisioned Superman as one huge movie in two parts. Superman was originally scripted to end with Superman saving Lois and Jimmy and rescuing Miss Teschmacher from a trap Luthor puts her in for her betrayal. After Superman drops off Luthor and Otis in prison we were supposed to see the rocket he hurled in to space freeing the Phantom Zone villains. The Adventure Continues In Superman 2... The turning back time was supposed to be the ending for Superman 2. The original scripted ending explains why everyone remembers that Luthor tried to destroy parts of America in Superman 2. The original script for Superman 2 had the Superman/Phantom Zone villains battling all over the world causing lots of destruction. Superman turns back time to fix everything which also causes Lois to forget he is Clark Kent. The Salikinds thought that Superman would not make money, so they demanded a rescripted ending that had Lois dying and Superman turning back time to save her as an end to the movie without leaving it open for a sequel. To the Salikinds' surprise Superman was a huge hit, so they greenlit Superman 2 . Donner filmed Superman and Superman 2 at the same time. Most of what he filmed, before he was fired, is in his Director's Cut of 2 and some of it is in the theatrical cut.

[@greigmonkpics]

Donner also wanted to evolve Superman. Clark was not supposed to be the bumbling Kent for example for very long.

[@TheNameOfJesus]

@@greigmonkpics It looks like Marvel has evolved the Hulk into a professor. Is that working out?

[@patrickwilson1459]

I liked the theatrical cut of the second film better because of a few exciting scenes and funny moments in which Richard Donner just never thought of when filming these films.

[@greigmonkpics]

@@patrickwilson1459 I prefer what Donner had planned. We still never saw his full vision for Superman 2. He got done over.

[@CalJennings]

Donner's version of Superman II was much better.

[@toddgrogg8005]

Thank you Richard donner, for superman. This movie is pure magic. Anyone else???.

[@colvinwilliams1392]

1st movie I actually went to the theater to see when it came out!!

[@alanshuhimeabdulmajid3973]

The best superman version ever!!! I was 12 yrs old when it hit the cinema in Malaysia way back in 1977 or 78 if l could recall. Now l am 56 & a grandad of two little boy n gurl🤗💝

[@graveyardshowpodcast]

I can't emphasis enough what an event movie this was when it came out. I remember seeing it in the theaters and was so blown away. Seeing Christopher Reeve fly for the first time in the Fortress of Solitude was incredible. It really was the benchmark for all superhero movies, and everyone did their job to perfection. ~ Caretaker

[@DavidTaylor-ic6bs]

The xxcYer 2:13 rrr 2:14

[@Djpwtagtadtgwpmgtagtatgtjm]

kkooòl

[@procedurettes]

In the "time travel' version, it made no sense that the earthquake fault never reaches Lois' car, even though the same earthquake happened again everywhere else.

[@MarklovesAngels]

Yep! The turning back time might've been made okay story-wise if it showed him RESCUING her this time and not just landing by the car.

[@carerforever2118]

Also, wouldn't he see he's past self?

[@godinacape]

​@@MarklovesAngelslet's pretend that off screen Supes have blocked or stopped the cracked before it reach Lois car area

[@mackjrbell7828]

The turning back time sequence was supposed to happen in Superman 2. That's how Superman was supposed to had fixed all the damage General Zod and Co. had caused. When they put it in the ending of Superman 1 they reworked the script and had Zod, Ursa and Non die at the fortress of solitude and Superman give Lois Lane the infamous "memory wiping kiss".

[@michaelzoran]

I liked the ending where time is turned back. That was the best Superman movie ever made, and always will be.

[@AlienProds]

It is great, but the turning back time just doesn't work for me. It's too powerful as a superpower. Basically, Superman can just do it everytime something bad happens. But this is me. Personally I love this movie but my favorite is Man of Steel.

[@ArmyVet796]

Hey I changed it while sitting in my home!!! Im that fucking FAST!!! Im faster than a speeding Bullet!!!!

[@ArmyVet796]

I Am The Alpha and The Omega!!! I Am Jesus Christ!!!!

[@ernestyunardi7454]

Yeah the next person dear to superman died.. well no problem, he’ll just turn back time. *US launch nuclear bomb to Russia* Superman: I’m watching a movie, I’ll deal with it later, i’ll turn back time and prevent it before happening, easy.. 😂😂 Time travel eliminate all consequences and risks. I think it just lazy writing…

[@integrity101]

​@@ernestyunardi7454 I wouldn't call it lazy. At the time all the budget was being dumped into making a man fly. They wanted an ending with a big flying scene and this made it very emotional. The character isnt gonna do it everytime, it's a one time only thing.

[@MaxPowers-nv9kp]

Never had an issue with the time reverse Mcguffin, as it showed Superman's love for Lois, humanity and his abuse of powers really, especially when Jor El said no to that. And it was a great spectacle.

[@RocKnight11]

That Superman sure is something. If only Clark was here to see this.

[@sallyhines7527]

Seriously, Superman could have caught both those missiles and sent them on to space.

[@ChilesRussellTaylor]

R.I.P. Christopher Reeve

[@loanaoftheshellpeople7744]

The Best Superman Ever.

[@Pauley_in_GP]

Like you, I never cared for the time travel thing in this movie. Your version is so much better. Good job.

[@Kalamardo2010]

it does not make any sense

[@ralviar100]

So, by turning back time does the earthquake even happen?

[@Pauley_in_GP]

@@ralviar100 Good question. Hopefully Lois wasn't the only one who was saved considering all the damage.

[@DaleWinarski]

aww. i thought the turning back time thing was the best part. Superman screamed, see. 🙃

[@chiefscheider]

That last frame is chilling

[@jonasvivacristo]

Superman (1978) The film is an extremely entertaining account of the origin of the famous comic book character. Opening on Krypton, the film follows the individual who considers himself above human possibility, a man of extraordinary faculties, as he is sent to Earth, where he develops his alter ego Clark Kent and is raised by a Midwestern family. In no time, the film has run through his teenage years, and Clark lands a job at the Daily Planet, where he is a reporter. There he falls in love with Lois Lane, who is already in love with a superman. But the love story is quickly sidetracked once villain Lex Luthor launches a diabolical plan to conquer the world and kill a superman.

[@franciscocarlosdeoliveira6991]

Boa te de de

[@MarklovesAngels]

Saw this three times in the theater and had a bootleg VHS copy in 1982. LOVED this movie! But once I got the VHS, I just fast-forwarded part the weak 'turn back time" sequence. What a crutch.

[@JorgeRodriguez-po7kx]

It's not the Same I Prefer it with the Turning back in time scene specially Whe He Hit The Super-Speed around the Earth

[@jamesfeldman4234]

Earthlings are so ungrateful. Superman busts his hump trying to put things back together with superhuman skill. But everyone just says, "So what? What have you done for me lately?"

[@carerforever2118]

Yeah, people are like that with God too. After God parted the red sea and everything....

[@roamingviola7431]

Fun to go where that scene was filmed 🎥

[@jokobodo8222]

Perfect Actor for Superman.

[@afriendofbean]

@Joko Bodo I agree. Plus I heard they were going to have Superman on the movie "Superman Returns" in a scene in his wheelchair saying something like "oh Superman, please save us from Lex Luthor." Unfortunately, he died before they could have him star in a scene. I think Brandon Routh and Henry Cavill also did great as Superman.

[@stevenkcharley1682]

He was a awesome movie actor as a Superman

[@stevenkcharley1682]

Your welcome

[@carlosalfredo7808]

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[@MarklovesAngels]

During its production, I knew someone who freelanced for DC. He told me that during a pre-production meeting, the producers were picking the brains of the staff, doing their homework for background on Superman. There was no script yet, just doing research from the source of people actually working on the character. One of the off-handed things the DC writers were stressing to the producers is that Superman shouldn't turn back time. At the time they were trying to get away from all those kooky "imaginary stories" and be more realistic. And, as the writers said, the stakes in a story vanish if he can just constantly turn back the clock. So, the producers took it as a GREAT suggestion!

[@deadandburied7626]

Misses out on the poignancy of the death and then resurrection of Louis by reversing time though. Clarke's love for her was proven by his distress and instinctive action to save her.

[@Funknwanker]

Sorry but this movie isn’t as good as people make it out to be.

[@theeditorrestrial]

Yeahhh I love this film but each time I see the "rewind" bit, I'm like...all the events would happen all over again. It would be his gnarly groundhog day.

[@fernandocarvalho9425]

Destas ficção de cinema a mais impecável e o super boy.👍🔥♥️

[@senosuwondo2257]

Christoper Reeve adalah aktor favorite ... dan film ini saya masih kecil saat itu ... sekolah dasar kelas 3 era 80 an ... dan saya merindukanya ❤

[@victorarmandoneis]

Ah, that's much better.

[@whippleLopez]

Turning back time by spinning the earth backwards and we are all dead

[@TonyTroiano08]

2:44 ... It's empty Lois, STOP!

[@Mick553]

Much better than the absolutely stupid “going back in time” sequence. Dang. I thought it was stupid the first time I saw the movie back when it first came out. Other that that it was a great film. Christopher Reeve became Superman.

[@TheWaxworker]

I completely agree with your edit because turning back time doesn't work like that. Making the Earth spin the opposite way does not make time go back. Physics just doesn't work that way. Even Superman travelling at near light speed around the Earth isn't going to create a vortex that would affect time. So, your ending - mirroring the ending of the original script - is far more sensible.

[@mattlinkous4356]

The only thing that doesn’t work is Superman’s sigh of relief has no context. But I also imagine it’d be tough to cut around it. I’m assuming that scene that follows is either Superman dropping Luthor and Otis at the jail or the cut scene with him rescuing Mrs. Tessmacher and then dropping them off.

[@tonyvandeyl8575]

I envisioned that Lex deduced one of the rockets would be thrown into space if Superman was freed and that he intended for the bomb to release the trio from the phantom zone though it would require them going to the north pole in this movie instead. it would put lex up there with Batman as a genius

[@vandhanakumar8847]

My favorite

[@rony41165]

I think they should have kept this ending. Who knows it could have led to a paradox like in the flash.

[@shooterdownunder]

I sort of have mixed feelings about this. First is that it loses the emotional impact of the death scene and showing how much he really loves her. On the other hand I never really liked the idea of him turning back time either here or in the donner cut of superman 2.

[@teresalewelling7318]

One my favorite movie’s

[@SB992REBORN]

So LOVE THE DONNER CUT LADIES AND GENTS CAUSE THATS AS CLOSE TO THE PROPER SUPERMAN II AS EVERYONES GONNA GET!!!!!!!❤

[@mgkmgk4895]

One classic !!

[@radioflyer68911]

Great. Now we could have gotten out of the theatre a little early and gone to dinner.

[@carlosnovais3825]

Superman

[@jacksonbrown5900]

Here's where I'm confused. I never thought Superman turned back time by reversing the Earths rotation. My thoughts from first seeing Superman back in 78 was that "he" went back in time. I know it's a subtle difference but it is a difference to me that's more plausable.

[@carerforever2118]

If he went back in time he would see he's past self.

[@josemarianote.caamano1313]

Mi escena favorita

[@loanaoftheshellpeople7744]

Ami Tambien

[@integrity101]

I actually really love the scream scene. It may be my favorite of the film. That being said, i was wondering if this whole reversing earth ending could be removed and i must say i am pleasantly surprised. You did a great job. I would like to see both Donner versions edited together into one 5 hr film with him reversing the earth once, as intended, at the end of S2. It works much better in S2. Great job. You should try adding in the scene of Zod screaming "FREE" in place of the earth reversal. That would give us the original cliffhanger ending.

[@AlienProds]

Actually I also recut Superman II using both versions of the film and I managed to get rid of the timetravel as well. No Superkiss either. It's MY personal cut of the film so I kept the Paris scene as a James Bond-like intro. So Zod is not freed by the nuke from the 1st movie. Would you be interested in seeing it?

[@integrity101]

@@AlienProds Sure

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[@integrity101]

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[@AlienProds]

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[@leesubay9317]

Good

[@muosafayome6156]

عندما نشاهد الذكريات الجميلة تنشط العقل ولاتنسى

[@corporatepresident]

Can Superman turn back the clock to the time, he was born as a baby?

[@movillongameofficialacount5578]

me Batang 80s90s I love superman

[@SB992REBORN]

The studio thought with this would be too vanilla for the first movie and the movie needed a little OOOMPH and so PERFECTLY BEST the theatrical ending of superman saving lois and rewinding time and everything back to normal was born !!!!!!!

[@cristinavaldevenito218]

Que linda pelicula

[@joestrongtv]

A record spins at 33 RPM, so if we play it in reverse at a doubled speed of 66RPM we should be able to reverse time on our turntable.

[@SB992REBORN]

Superman II was supposed to be lois dying by zods hands kinda falling into the casum and superman to rewind turn the world back in time. After ending was given to superman 1, donner kept the lois bits he filmed as the lois dying in fortress was never shot but scripted and thus the studio and donner decided to make another ending at the point after finishing movie 1 and having lois live but do something new and different for the second films ending. Thats when donner butted heads with producers.

[@pabloarreysalas8295]

Its love

[@NH1973]

Amazing job. I always felt that turning back the world was the one thing that ruined the movie. And anyway, Superman doesn't need to rescue Lois four times in one movie! He already saved her from the mugger's bullet, from the helicopter, and from when she slipped during their flying scene. Enough already!

[@danielesteve8359]

Anything that speeds more than the light velocity can rewind time. It's not fiction. It's science

[@weikko79]

@@danielesteve8359 But why wouldn't the events just proceed as they had when the time is turned back again? The idea of Superman changing history simply by rewinding time is just as silly as rewinding a video tape of the film to the part where Lois Lane is still alive and expecting her to survive when you watch it again.

[@masere]

Didn't he deliberately let her go during the flying scene for a joke?

[@ernestyunardi7454]

He should have rewind from the start of the movie and do it again and again until everything according to his liking🤣

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

I saw this movie on television once when it aired on ABC Family.

[@iramazer1820]

This seems to be these as the original version after time is altered

[@myconiusmaximus1022]

Ending without turning back time. In other words, having the emotional stakes removed.

[@AlienProds]

One could argue that having the ability to turn back time removes ALL stakes. But yes, I acknowledge that I sacrificed some good stuff in order to make it make more sense to me.

[@myconiusmaximus1022]

@@AlienProds This did get me thinking that much of the story didn't really make sense. An alien family putting their baby in a space craft, in order to save him didn't make a lot of sense. How would they even know of Earth? Why wouldn't Jor El make a larger craft so that he and his wife go with their son?

[@victorarmandoneis]

​@@myconiusmaximus1022 Jor-El promised the council neither he nor Lara would leave Krypton.

[@ariel-jd3ss]

VOY POR ENCONTRAR... QUE SIGUE LUEGO...🙋‍♂️

[@timothyturner1056]

Interesting that they bypassed Lois 's death .

[@TheGamingCrow]

I'm quite sure this is the anding of the first Superman movie. After Supe turned back time he did these things to prevent the desaster from happening. I've seen this movie for the first time about 35 years ago. So, no, this not "without turning back time" but "after Superman turned back time already". Edit: I wrote "anding" on purpose. In a later movie they used the idea of Superman correcting the course of rockets for a plot of Lex, where he stole a hair of Superman, attached it to a rocket and let Supe direct it into a sun, creating the Nuclear Man (portrayed by Dolph Lundgrin). "anding" was not a typo.

[@claricesilva2700]

I understand that going against Jor-el training and rules was a wrong thing for him to do and Superman wouldn't risk the planet's life for Lois...well...lol, he would. But the thing is that he would do that for anyone he loved. He would have done for his father, had he known he could do that earlier, for his mother and of course...for Lois. He actually does that in Smallville. We may argue that in Smallville he was still a boy, learning and here is full grown, already Superman, but he wasn't Superman for a long time, and he hadn't done something stupid and had to deal with the consequences of it till that time. He probably had to do a lot of those to understand time and reality as a whole. Althought he wasn't from Earth, he had grown up here and was human as far as his emotions and reactions go. Maybe it wasn't the most Superman thing for him to do and i agree that i don't think he should have done it, but as Clark and as someone who had experienced lost before, it humanized him a little, we all understand his feelings when he did it, we all wished we could do that, especially if you lost someone. I don't normally like to humanize Superman, i like the fact that he always does the right thing, it doesn't matter the circunstances but i understand this. It also shows the audience how much he just wants to save everyone, he couldnt accept he wasn't fast enough that time and that in fact gives a deeper meaning to it in the long run for his legend, all of that doesn't let me hate the scene. PS:I really love Lois, i'm glad she didn't die.

[@leonelbatistabortolozzo5787]

Eu queria tanto voar assim

[@Pauley_in_GP]

In thinking about this, the reasons the "going back in time" thing bugs me here is that it was specifically forbidden by his father. I don't like that the only way to save Lois was to ignore his father's wishes. Secondly, if he went back just a bit further, he could have stopped Lex from launching the missiles in the first place. Yea I know - arguing about time travel is silly stuff. But I think it works better when it's part of the plot (i.e., ST First Contact, Terminator, etc.). It seemed like an unnecessary add-on here.

[@Jonwood74]

It didn't bother you that Superman turns back time by reversing Earth's rotation, like he was rewinding a video?...Best thing to do is just roll with it. It's not meant to be scrutinized, much like a comic book isn't.

[@Pauley_in_GP]

@@Jonwood74 We are all entitled to our opinion, but I'm wondering why you are even watching a video and perusing a discussion analyzing an alternative to the original film if you feel that way. How can you say that films aren't meant to be analyzed? Look around the Internet - all films ever made, and probably all comic books as well, are undergoing scrutiny. Best thing to do when reading opinions that you don't agree with it to just roll with it. ;)

[@Jonwood74]

@@Pauley_in_GP You're taking my comment too seriously...lighten up.

[@Pauley_in_GP]

@@Jonwood74 When I first read your comment, I thought "Shirley he can't be serious." I guess you weren't. Sorry if I missed the humorous intent. 😞

[@Jonwood74]

@@Pauley_in_GP I believe the purpose of him betraying his father was to convey the magnitude of his feelings for Lois...My problem isn't with that, but rather the character of Lois and her relationship with Superman, as developed in the film, seemed little more than a childish crush, and not worthy of such devotion on his part. But there are limitations, because of the 2 hour framework of films in general, so you just go with it because it's all entertaining and not that important.

[@punnaroothsrimongkolsilp1543]

Can we turn back time sir?

[@davehad-enough2369]

Way better - thanks

[@SB992REBORN]

And they are RIGHT!❤🎉😊❤🎉🦸‍♂️

[@gereminguyen4923]

I stand corrected-it wasn’t the missile that freed the Villains from the Phantom Zone in Superman Part 2, it was the hydrogen bomb.

[@AlienProds]

Depends on the version...

[@msariah]

😂 Lois is a hoot,slams the door then rants about a man of Steel when you want one.

[@allirogorilla]

if Lois wasn't suppose to die in that scene then why did they film it? I still don't understand the whole first movie second movie connection there. I guess Ill have to read Donner's original script

[@michelebernardini7094]

Mi piace molto film di serie TV film superman

[@elisangelarafaelli3702]

O empata toda .

[@dylanmason4620]

If all respect to Routh and Cavill, that dude made me believe a man can fly.

[@MiguelangelWhittenwharton]

...fuck that...that s the whole point of this masterpiece film..rewinding time

[@elizangelamaria7572]

Sim conheço ola bem né voce

[@helderaoliveira127]

No episodio "Sem agua para beber "da serie "A Super Maquina" fou usada essa sequencia por Glenn A.Larson sendo apagada a imagem de Christopher Reeve

[@eldo59]

I always thought it was funny Superman left them stranded out there with no gas.

[@TonyTroiano08]

3:17

[@deniaberson8352]

What your problem ?

[@user-yo3lx9ld1t]

クリストファーリーブさんが理想のスーパーマンですね

[@yilianiaragon4469]

Buena pelicula

[@loanaoftheshellpeople7744]

Perfecta.

[@AndrewRusso-rr7px]

No food no water snakes everywhere

[@randylewis9660]

Exactly correct - the turning back time thing was a big mistake

[@loanaoftheshellpeople7744]

Thanks for interrupting, Jimmy.

[@fitrimusthapa3900]

Why the Superman verry² slow ??

[@mauriciooliveira7686]

Juntos ou nolimpensencepoiava em Deus.

[@MrMucciacito]

Ciao Luca Sassi e Antonella Di Tonno

[@siewbergeron8014]

Jean Guy Joseph Bergeron Supermen 👦

[@patrickwilson1459]

I wish Superman and Lois would’ve kissed each other moments before Jimmy showed up. I don’t think he would’ve taken much notice about that.

[@jayman2261]

Too Bad They're both gone.................................................................

[@danielalmonte7189]

Hola comoestas

[@eldadelcarmengarcia4015]

Tradusido en castellano por favor

[@Cruelmonkey24]

Only superman

[@danicagastaldi242]

Questo signore e vestito come un collega di tanti anni fa che x andare al lavoro volando arrivava sempre a tempo a timbrare il cartellino ed entrava dalla finestra però

[@nikivella1159]

Yeah the turning back time ending was orignally for 2

[@ronleight9341]

Jimmy Olsen, ultimate mood killer!!

[@allirogorilla]

Yeah, Super C*#k Blocker lol