Warner Home Video - Superman Returns [DIGITAL VIDEO DISC]

Great price for a very under rated movie. I saw this in the theaters with my daughter. With the help of great prices on Walmart I sent her the entire original franchise, including the original Reeves movies and Supergirl, for less than $30. Worth every penny.

A very nice and a great action Movie

your products are always good, even 99% of the pre owned stuff.

Good writing, directing, and strong action scenes are what makes this a cut above the rest of the earlier Superman flics. Gene Hackman as Superman's arch foe hurts none either. The storyline carries well from the first scene to the last, and a cast of more than capable actors carry the film to it's conclusion. The technological advances since the original Superman films(no knock against Christopher Reeve or the films), allow this film to show Superman in action, as just that: a being with capabilities no mortal human could ever possess. No spoiler here, but the action scene involving Lois Lane, a jetliner, and the Space Shuttle has to be one of the best ever.

I ordered an older movie, it was inexpensive and got here quickly

I have always love Superman, if you do to get this copy for your collection.

Fans of the Superman movie series will recognize scenes and even dialog from the first movie starring Christopher Reeve. What is absent is the charm of that movie, specifically the onscreen interactions between Reeve and Margot Kidder as Lois Lane. The premise is that Superman left Earth to journey back to the location of his home planet of Krypton and Lois Lane wrote a Pulitzer Prize winning article on why the world does not need Superman. Lois is also married with a boy that appears to be between four and eight years old. When Superman makes an unexpected reappearance in saving a doomed airliner where Lois is a passenger, the romance between the two of them is rekindled. However, this leads to some creepy actions by Superman, where he uses his super vision and hearing to eavesdrop on Lois and her husband in their home. This is not an endearing scene. Kevin Spacey plays the arch-enemy Lex Luthor and as usual, Lex is determined to take over the world and has no concerns about the loss of human life. He does a credible job at the task, and there is the usual female bimbo as one of his sidekicks. While fans of Superman are pleased that there is a new iteration of the Superman series of movies, this one falls far short of the first one. Even the romance appears a bit forced and uncertain and not just because Lois is married.

DVD stopped working 1/2 way thru.