What Happened to Superman III?

[@wstine79]

Who else was freaked out when Annie turned into a cyborg?

[@robertturi2264]

Most terrifying thing I'd ever seen at that time.

[@oddcreatureX]

So messed up! Saw it in the theater and my brother who was 4 had to go sit on my mom’s lap.

[@KingKhanAbz]

Gave me nightmares as a kid.

[@AndrewMoriarty-fl4kf]

That and watership down freaked the hell out of me when I was younger.

[@clarenceboddicker6679]

Me and Dick Jones were freaked the fu*k out when we first saw that.

[@wstine79]

The fight between Evil Superman and Clark in the junkyard, the supercomputer finale, and Lana were my favorite moments.

[@Barbarian646]

The fight was the only good thing about the whole thing. Donner should of directed it

[@BodyOpt]

*have not of

[@BodyOpt]

You’re all washed up Kent!!!

[@D-Fens_1632]

​@BodyOpt I always wonder if these people try typing would've and should've and just go with the autofill. My devices autocorrect to it without typing the apostrophe. I don't believe these people were never corrected that it's short for "have" and not "of," they know what they're doing, they just insist on doing things their way and shouldn't be trusted.

[@thelittlehooer]

Great scenes, belonged in a better movie. The supercomputer set and Ross Webster's Bond-villan office were truly Ken Adam standard, and that's really saying something. Fun fact: Lorelei, Webster's assistant is Pamela Stephenson, from Not The Nine O'Clock News, and married to Billy Connolly. Wouldn't it have been great to see The Big Yin do a cameo?

[@robwalsh9843]

Christopher Reeve scared the shit out of me when he got pissed off during the junkyard fight What an actor!

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

He essentially played three roles in the same film, yet still no award nominations.

[@GisherJohn24]

He saved the movie from being a total disappointment. Reeve's scene with Annette Otoole are the best moments of the film. If they focused on their relationship and axed the computer thing, it would have been a much better movie in my opinion because they're chemistry was so great together.

[@notallowed337]

Same here.

[@DavidNicholson101]

Yeah, that look on his face when he blasted through the wall and wrapped his fingers around his evil counterparts neck was epic!

[@GregsGameRoom]

I dunno, there’s a lot to like about this movie. Reeve is still amazing, the chemical plant sequence, Lana Lang, Webster, the Superman vs. Superman fight, the giant supercomputer set is awesome, RoboVera, the Atari made video game sequence, and even Richard Pryor has a lot of funny moments. The only truly TERRIBLE Superman movie is Part 4.

[@Reborn8303]

If you just tweak a few things tone down the silliness make Richard Pryor a cameo turn Vaughn into Brainiac. you'd have a pretty damn good movie

[@ProBreakers]

Had this on VHS as a kid, recorded off TV. Watched it a ton and always loved it.

[@frederikspudnik1792]

Same

[@blackamerican40]

RIP Christopher, Richard and Margot 😢🙏🙏🙏

[@matthewnicholas6365]

Jackie Cooper, Annie Ross, Robert Vaughn, all gone too. Although all had much, much better innings.

[@ladkatta]

AND Richard Pryor!

[@matthewnicholas6365]

@@ladkatta they said Richard......

[@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847]

​@@matthewnicholas6365The comment was edited, so it's not totally unbelievable that the op added "Richard" after being called out about it

[@matthewnicholas6365]

@@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847 timeliness matter

[@henrywallacesghost5883]

I remember watching this and saying to myself that Superman has gone off the deep end. Then I saw Superman 4 and thought part 3 wasn't that bad😂

[@matthewdaley746]

Executive Meddling absolutely, brutal.

[@BodyOpt]

Exactly, this one’s a masterpiece next to #4!!!

[@matthewdaley746]

​@@BodyOptEver Diminishing Returns, unquestionably.

[@justheretoobserve5765]

Totally agree with you

[@KK-eg3em]

I liked Supeman 4 but I was 10.

[@jamesmorant1406]

It was way better than Superman 4 and Superman vs. Clark in the junkyard was awesome

[@matthewdaley746]

Says truly nothing, absolutely.

[@joebrown4165]

Yeah, but superman 4 had the headline Superman says "drop dead" to kid

[@matthewdaley746]

​@@joebrown4165Terribly sad really, unquestionably.

[@baronvg]

As a kid, I didn’t question anything about this movie. But as an adult, one starts noticing things, like Margot Kidder barely being in the movie, Richard Pryor practically being the star of the movie, Robert Vaughn just being another Lex Luthor, that whole comedic opening etc. But one also notices other things, like Clark Kent being himself when he’s back in Smallville. Christopher Reeve is such a good actor.

[@vampirascoffin870]

facts samehere!!!! 💯🦸🏻

[@KingTutChannel]

Its a good superman movie.

[@virgil3241]

Besides scaring younger kids when the woman got wrapped up in those wires and made a robot. I will never forget that part.

[@AnyBodyWannaPeanut]

Besides....what?

[@virgil3241]

@@AnyBodyWannaPeanut Add it onto the title of the video

[@Shorty_Lickens]

You dont know it but your sentence is a fragment or something else that makes no sense.

[@virgil3241]

@@Shorty_Lickens Have you seen the English in here? Please. Just move on

[@Shorty_Lickens]

@@virgil3241 Please, clean the smegma from my foreskin.

[@white-dragon4424]

What happened to Superman 4? One word...CANNON.

[@cheech7900]

SuperMan IV: The Quest for Cash…. Erm I mean Peace 😏

[@tommyhatcher3399]

I like that movie now. Didn't for most of my life. But that era of movies isn't coming back and if you liked the first 3, it's nice to get just one more that looks like it's from that era. Ninja Turtles 3 is the first movie that changed my mind about it in this way. What I mean is, these aren't good movies, but they're not boring, and if I had the choice to wipe them from existence I would not. My rating is "I'm glad Superman 4 exists."

[@paulalstrom4144]

​@tommyhatcher3399 I agree. It's nice to re-watch old sequels that maybe at the time seemed like trash. But with the benefit of time are now like new watching a new movie but 40 years later. This recently happened to me with the Pink Floyd album Animals. I'd never really given it a full listen. But suddenly it's like a new release to me, and it's awesome

[@wongjefx980]

Golan-Globus….they got greedy …Chuck Norris and ninja movies not good enough

[@dan_hitchman007]

Plus the Salkinds that allowed the sale to Cannon.

[@koolburn5218]

As a kid and even rewatching this as an adult, I still like the film honestly. I guess it's the generation that matters, because many movies I see nowadays at 42 years old don't seem that great.

[@pa.encema2821]

Nothing but remakes nowadays

[@danielwilliams7562]

Same age and fully agree

[@mikesmithz]

Maybe I was just the right age, but superman 3 is the one I remember the most. I know all the parts so it must have been my favorite.

[@raven4k998]

and then after superman 4 Christopher reeve got crippled and for the rest of his life could never move anything except his mouth to talk and eat😭😭 poor poor man got taken Advantage of by IBM they took his money and gave him nothing in return😭😭😭😭😭

[@tomdmann]

I will always rail against popular opinion with Superman III - I bloody love it. There, I said it. ❤

[@chriscravens4915]

Evil Superman: (Grabbing Clark Kent) “You always wanted to fly Kent, now’s your chance…(Throws Kent)……….Fight in the junkyard….

[@VerisimilitudeFilms1]

The only III reasons to watch SUPERMAN III: 1. Scenes with Annette O'Toole as Lana Lang 2. Evil Superman fighting Clark Kent in the junkyard. 3. Annie possessed by the computer and turning into a cyborg robot. That's it.

[@D-Fens_1632]

4. Brad.

[@marky1919]

Hmm, think this film has far more to offer than that. The opening fire sequence is awesome. ALL of the EVIL Supes stuff is great to watch. Even the bowling alley and Tower of Pisa scenes have a charm and humour to them.

[@IndyCrewInNYC]

You forgot a couple more reasons: Lorelei Ambrosia.

[@VerisimilitudeFilms1]

All good points

[@RoChede]

4 - Big tits

[@ja37d-34]

I like it, saw it as a kid and had a great time

[@Rescoase]

Computer woman part was ahead of its time imo

[@wstine79]

"Congratulations, old buddy. You're gonna go down in history as the man who killed Superman."

[@GregsGameRoom]

“Uhhh… no!”

[@thecunninlynguist]

Forever Immortalized in office space

[@robatkinson2125]

Ironically the best scene in this film is as good as any scene of all the films

[@jarmelo2006]

Superman 3 wasn't really that bad?

[@goonerlee]

Yes it was. In fact it was worse. Much worse.

[@jarmelo2006]

@@goonerlee Nah, now The Quest for Peace was ridiculous.

[@crazyralph6386]

@@jarmelo2006yep, part 4 was an abomination. Superman 3 still holds up today. I mean, how could anyone not like any movie with Richard Pryor???

[@jarmelo2006]

@@crazyralph6386 Yeah. 😂.

[@mrpopsful]

Especially the Superman vs Superman scene

[@jasontoutges7270]

I was 4 or 5 years old when I saw this movie in theaters, the cyborg lady at the end freaked me out and I loved it. Today as an adult, it certainly isn't as good as the first two, but part 4 The Quest For Peace was definitely the worst of all four films.

[@Lutonboy]

I loved it as a kid. Mustve watched it a million times.

[@MelloMood1]

I liked Superman 3, of course Superman II is the best one of the series.....

[@matthewdaley746]

Egos ruined everything, unfortunately.

[@robertchambers6344]

I still remember being so excited to see this and then during the opening credits I just sat there in horror. I was 11.

[@StultifiedGraphics]

YEP, then Wonder Woman 1984 basically did the same thing.

[@crisdanai]

The scene when the lady turned into a robot scared the ever loving shit out of me when I was a kid 💀

[@raven4k998]

well be glad that computers of today cannot do that shit to you imagine your ipad turning you into a robot because you made it mad💀💀

[@dvass7253]

Personally, I enjoy this movie, I think there's a lot to like about it, but I still must ask: how do you cast Richard Pryor, one of the greatest comedians to ever live, in a Superman flick, and not have him play either Toyman or Mr. Mxyzptlk?! There's missed opportunities and then there's... this.

[@wjec1970]

I know Superman III is cheesy...but I love it!

[@chrisbellon3739]

Forget to say Richard prior 's character was going to be Braniac, human Identity in one version of the story and he was secrecy in love with supergirl too

[@JoBloOriginals]

We care ✊

[@robertrinn8252]

Richard Donner and Tom mankiewicz had nothing to do with Superman 3, they had plans on what they would have done if they had Superman 3, but they were never involved so that information in the video is factually incorrect.

[@whobitmyname]

Idcwas, that cyborg scene at the end was pretty awesome.

[@Omar-wq9dz]

The original story idea sounded much better, but it’s all in execution, so I don’t know how that would have turned out compared to this movie

[@wallydee]

Loved this movie as a kid. Watched it over and over. I understand it's a horrible movie but I can't stop loving it because of the nostalgia and memories I have because of it. Evil Superman vs Clark still holds up pretty well in my opinion! Always thought it was a pretty original idea that the FAKE KRYPTONITE made him evil.

[@BridgeBum]

I couldn't tell you the issue or anything but I think the comics had red kryptonite (unique effect) which did something similar. I vaguely recall something like this from when I was a kid.

[@warriormanmaxx8991]

Find better memories to tie a BAD movie (Superman III) to.

[@megansavage7152]

I like this film

[@claymathewselevator8121]

Same

[@BodyOpt]

Superman 3 is a masterpiece. Ah, hang on, I’m just comparing it to number 4. Still though…it is worth watching for Kent vs evil Supes!! Reeve played that perfectly.

[@miraeja]

Ngl I love the drinking scene between Brad and Pryor

[@kristophersingleton7483]

Comedy gold brother

[@GregsGameRoom]

“Sling! Singapore sling!”

[@miraeja]

@@GregsGameRoom “There’s vokkkaa in it now, buddy”

[@D-Fens_1632]

Every scene with Brad rules.

[@willshaw3493]

Nobody puts vodka in a Singapore Sling.

[@TheVintageApplianceEmporium]

One of my all-time favourite films. How to traumatise Gen-X? Oh just have Annie Ross get sucked into a Super Computer and turned into a robot - no biggie. I couldn't watch that scene again until I was in my late 20s after seeing it when I was seven! Sad to think that Pamela Stevenson-Connelly is the last remaining main cast member left :( Happy memories

[@johnmcdonald219]

So beautiful ❤ I always liked her from her Not the 9 o'clock news days. She went on to marry my favourite comedian Billy Connolly.

[@jasonaugustine3370]

So what you’re saying is that Warner Brothers has been screwing over Superman and it’s Directors for a long time?

[@Stryker20008]

It's better than 4 and at least there's a different villian situation. All of these movies are pretty light and have very family friendly feel. The Bizarro rendition is actually quite well done for what they had to work with.

[@matthewdaley746]

Robert Vaughn's talentless, seriously.

[@Stryker20008]

@matthewdaley746 oh come on. His character here is not deep but this is NOT a deep story.

[@matthewdaley746]

​​​@@Stryker20008Gene Hackman's better, unquestionably.

[@steveconn]

Evil Superman was intense. "C'MAHN!!"

[@CDcooper3876]

Superman 3 was decent . It just happened to follow the absolutely incredible Superman 1&2 and was forever in their shadow

[@kevinwestrom4775]

The first Superman movie was in theatres I think, at the same time as Star Wars; then I distinctly remember in-person seeing Superman III in theatres when Star Wars Return of the Jedi was in theaters. I went to see Return of the Jedi at the theater, and noticed Superman III was also playing as well, wishing I could have seen it then also..

[@chrisbellon3739]

Superman 3 a guilty pleasure movie, 100 time better than Superman 4

[@ryanmussell739]

Same But I am a Richard Pryor fan.

[@angusng816]

Superman III (1983) Box Office: $801.3 million

[@jamesanderson6373]

Nope

[@angusng816]

@jamesanderson6373 It's only Inflation.

[@adamcade604]

Remove the zero

[@fatenabu1]

that pronunciation of our favorite 5th dimensional imp....also Dudley would've been great

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

I never understood why they cut Pamela Stevenson's line "It's a computer". It added a bit of depth to her character and her quick "I mean, a hairdryer" was a good turnaround.

[@johnjamesleahy4065]

FRANK LANGELLA AND ALLAN ALDA would have been great villain choices!!!

[@pastorkidwanderer3739]

It’s crazy how bad this movie’s ratings were, but it has a special spot in my heart for me. I loved it as a kid.

[@mrmaxaxl]

I love this movie!

[@LawrenceIsbell]

It's 'Mix-Oh-Plix'

[@johnmcdonald219]

Mix-oh-piz-a-Lix

[@ajhieb]

According to the Superfriends cartoon, it's Mitt-zull-plick kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHaumnuwmbyLbsk Not saying, that's canon, but it should count for something.

[@Darren79]

Well Superman 3 is the one I rewatched the most as a kid. The end sequence with the supercomputer got lots of rewinds!😎

[@Turanga1i1a]

While this movie was an utter disaster, because of those evil Superman moments, Christopher Reeve managed to effectively portray nearly the entire human spectrum in just these three Superman movies!

[@TheRockinDonkey]

Atari also re-used sound effects from their Pac-Man port in the computer scene

[@GregsGameRoom]

Well, that would be the movie’s sound editor who did that, not Atari. But those sound effects got used every time a video game appeared in a movie. Kinda like the Wilhelm scream.

[@TheRockinDonkey]

@@GregsGameRoom that’s interesting. Are there any other movies you’ve heard them in?

[@JoBloOriginals]

“They did it in Superman III” 😂

[@wstine79]

My favorite moment in Office Space.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Superman 3 is one of my favourite Supermen movies.

[@frederikspudnik1792]

I still prefer this movie to most modern comic movies

[@cosmoissleeping]

That Return of the Jedi shot WAS NOT in the 1983 version of the film

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

Return has been farted about with so much, I don't know what was original anymore apart from Nib Nob.

[@baxterwilson368]

6:56 I love the colors on this set. This whole movie has great production design, if nothing else.

[@ryansetzer694]

I have always really liked Superman 3. It isn't as good as the first two but it's still great in my opinion. Now part 4 is a piece of dung.

[@leonardpriestley6822]

I love this movie.

[@ernestoochoa7341]

Well, for kids (me) was a good movie. But not the robot woman part, it was really scary

[@danw4490]

Seriously? I love Superman 3. I love the story with dark Superman and everything with Lana. As a kid, the final battle gave me nightmares.

[@theayatollahofrockandrolla]

I'm from the future.. and they made Joker 2.. Superman 3 is a masterpiece as far as I'm concerned..

[@PaulsLittleRoom]

I loved Superman 3!! It is for kids for heavens sake.

[@dongeraci8599]

Is that a deleted scene with Helen Slater and Reeves? Or an edit? I gotta know.

[@niobium79]

EXACTLY what I was thinking! C'mon someone.... answers we need ANSWERS!

[@reidmason2551]

It's a fan edit. Reeve never shot anything for *Supergirl.*

[@heraldhermes879]

The producers didn't understand their audience or their character, and likely were antagonist towards it and them.

[@mikem10481]

When it doesn't have the hype opening credits like the other 2 films, you knew it was fucked from the start.

[@matthewdaley746]

Tonal, whiplash, seriously, ruinous.

[@bruiserbrawler8054]

I actually do love this one...

[@abrahamesparza01]

Is the tv version anywhere

[@beegchunguz7425]

I love when he gives the last photo to the kid. He loved the people.

[@GBFROMDC]

i LOVE these reviews! subscribed!

[@danteshollowedgrounds]

Crazy unrelated but I had heard about that guy's real life story and it was so tragic yet amazing at the same time R.I.P. 😢😭😞

[@matthewdaley746]

Role's, considered, "cursed," apparently.

[@liokaizer1662]

"That guy"???

[@matthewdaley746]

​​​@@liokaizer1662Christopher Reeve really, unquestionably.

[@ganjiblobflankis6581]

Superman 3 was my favourite. The mass hae baffles me. I can understand preferring the original, but 2 was the worst of the 3 in my book. Wha do you mean 4? There were only 3.

[@HiddenStrengthTimelapseDrawing]

7:40 Considering how successful and well-received the Deadpool movies are, I wonder how a stand-alone Rated R Superman film would have been received back in the early 1980's. (I was just a little boy back at that time, so I don't remember how well R rated movies did back then.) While definately being a gamble for it's time, it would have allowed Richard Pryor to go full force in his preformance. Obviously, many parents at the time would have been outspoken about the idea: "This is supposed to be a family movie." To address this, the marketing group would need to be up front with the matter: "The previous two films are designed to be enjoyed by children, families, as well as adults. This isn't a sequel to those films. This new film is a stand-alone adventure that is meant for the grown-up audiances who want to see Superman handle complex matters that would not be possible to portray in a PG-rated movie."

[@boellinger]

Love this film!

[@NowWithMoreMolecules]

Both keys... at the SAME TIME??

[@crb4059]

This was literally one of the very first movies I ever saw in a theatre, and to this day I still remember that terrifying cyborg/lady scene like it was yesterday.

[@mildsoup8978]

I like superman 3 because of Prior

[@matthewg7167]

Superman 4 was the worst! If you always forget it was made until someone says Superman 4 it was bad mkay!

[@weepingscorpion8739]

I mean, OK, I can see how much there is to dislike about Superman III but I always loved it. Vera becoming a cyborg haunted me as a kid, and Robert Vaughan does a good job despite what he is presented with. Even Lorelei Ambrosia has some potential, since her ditzy blonde persona is shown to be a cover, albeit only very briefly shown in one scene. But OK, also in the scene were Vera tries to confuse her in the supercomputer and Lorelei simply says "In other words: push this red button." And it has Annette O'Toole as Lana Lang, I mean, c'mon! So, yes, I do like the movie but hearing about the original Salkind plans for Superman 3 and 4 also sounded interesting. I think the El family are Kryptonian nobility so them being a bit distant cousins wouldn't be too weird, all things considered. But yeah, thanks, JoBlo!

[@Cycle.every.day.]

Known as one of the first movies to have too much studio interference , during the 70s Directors and the rest of the creative team were left alone to make a film.

[@matthewdaley746]

Heaven's Gate responsible, unfortunately.

[@Pandy1418]

Loved the movie as a kid

[@Bungle2010]

Me too. It was the first Superman movie I saw in the cinema.

[@NeoConnor1]

I can tell you exactly what happened with Superman 3. The producers didn't treat Superman with any kind of respect. They saw it as silly kids stuff, so once they had gotten rid of Richard Donner (RIP), they saw themselves as able to make the Superman film THEY, not the audience, wanted. And so we got the garbage that they had the gull to call Superman 3, but I and many others just call crap.

[@matthewdaley746]

The same thing happened with, Lethal Weapon, Joel Silver thought Shane Black hadn't, "paid his dues," and, when everybody was talking about his perfect script, his jealousy reached unhealthy levels, he butchered his script for, Lethal Weapon 2, because it would have, meant, no more sequels, as a result, a perfect duology became, a modern classic, an obscenely overrated sequel, (yeah, I said it, and, I'm standing by it), and, two atrocities, Shane Black had a similar experience with, TLBS, he finally took a break, before a resurgence, while, Joel Silver quickly drifted into irrelevance, he's been exposed as a total hack that lucked into, Lethal Weapon, and, Die Hard, and, truly, that's that.

[@Barbarian646]

Why did they get rid of Donner?

[@matthewdaley746]

​@Barbarian646 See above, The, Salkinds, wanted a, yes-man, and, Richard Donner, unquestionably, didn't fit the bill, it's also why James Cameron destroyed the careers of, Michael Biehn, and, Ed Harris, and, why Bill Paxton replaced them, unfortunately, that relationship was, ultimately, cut short.

[@Barbarian646]

@matthewdaley746 Aahhhh I see......I never uunderstood why Bien disappeared after T2

[@Barbarian646]

@matthewdaley746 yeah, apparently they are some scenes from LW2 that were brutal but didn't make the cut. LW3 was crap, too much comedy

[@michaelenosmusic]

A movie that tries to be too damn funny(Richard Lester)...and ends up getting REALLY creepy. the Superman fight in the junkyard being the only redeeming moment

[@matthewdaley746]

Gene Hackman's absence, obvious-definite-enormously.

[@ii-mp1sp]

I'm not American and I didn't grow up watching these movies so I don't care.

[@matthewdaley746]

​@@ii-mp1spYour inalienable right, unquestionably.

[@Meatball2022]

2:59 Mr mick sill plick is how you pronounce it

[@zodiac_blue9116]

I came here to simply correct his pronunciation.

[@wongjefx980]

The scene in Superman I where Clark is saying goodbye to his Mom, the score and sweeping shot of the wheat field …fantastic.

[@BlueDroneBlues]

When I was a kid and seen this movie and Vera was turned into a robot was pretty cool. Loved Christopher Reeves as Superman. Of course, is father was a fun superman on the TV series.

[@chibang492]

Am I the only one that found Superman 3 the most entertaining of the 4. I mean, Superman getting drunk was epic!

[@jasonnoblecpa5157]

It was pretty bad but the Clark vs Superman fight made it all worthwhile.

[@andoru]

This was the first “grown up” movie I went to the cinema to see, like, that wasn’t made for little kids. I loved it. Got the VHS tape and even some board game based on it.

[@Oldmonstrosityshop]

You had to have grown up with this movie to really appreciate it. As a kid who saw Richard Pryor in his early movie roles, I loved this movie. This holds a nostalgic place in my heart as far as movies go. If you were watching it for the first time as an adult I get what you’re saying. But growing up with Atari games, comedy movies and the like, this is much more of a kids movie than the originals.

[@adamcade604]

Superman 3 is definitely a 5/10 movie, not a total Trainwreck but definitely a painfully mediocre entry with some redeeming qualities

[@matthewdaley746]

TQFP irreparable disaster, unquestionably.

[@adamcade604]

​@@matthewdaley746no question, that movie is a stinker

[@matthewdaley746]

​​​@@adamcade604Insult to stinkers, unquestionably.

[@bannedfreespeech]

Richard Pryor happened and the elimination of Donner.

[@paulj5336]

I like Superman 3. Grew up with that movie as a child. Clark being crushed at the scrap yard and the Borg lady scared the hell out of me.

[@richardgadberry8398]

"Superman III" was the first movie I can actually remember watching. And the cyborg scene gave me my very first nightmare. Even today, I still can't watch that part; I have to close my eyes and cover my ears just before it begins. And if you think I'm a...sensitive individual, I can sit through a triple feature of "Salo", "A Serbian Film", and "Cannibal Holocaust" without puking.

[@kristophersingleton7483]

Plastic Molded seats ! Lol !! Way funnier now

[@trevorbayers2175]

Superman The Movie & Superman II were the best superhero movies ever made. Superman III & Superman IV The Quest For Peace were worse than horrendous.

[@cooljrjs83]

Like many who commented about this video, I love this movie when I was a kid. This was the movie that got me started to watch more movies with Richard and his standup comedy shows. Clark vs. Evil Superman junkyard fight scene is still the best!! Superman 3 will always have a place to my heart...no matter what people say negative about this movie

[@innerlightfilms]

Might I add that Christopher Reeve was probably in the best physical shape for this film. The color of the suit was beautiful too as it was more teal than blue.

[@postertape]

Gonna be honest, I love that Atari sequence...it looked great for the time and I'd still play the hell out of it now.