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- In mortal enemies, the Man of Steel has no match. Even faced with a trio of sinister super-powered villains from his home planet, Superman saved the day. But can super-strength stand up to the diabolical circuitry of a criminally insane computer? Enter Gus Gorman (<a href=">Richard Pryor), a genial half-wit who just happens to be a natural-born genius at computer programming. In his hands, a computer keyboard turns into a deadly weapon . . . and soon, Superman faces the microelectronic menace of his career. Clark Kent meets his old flame Lana Lang (<a href=">Annette O'Toole) at a Smallville High School reunion and Superman turns into his own worst enemy after exposure to a chunk of red kryptonite.
- Synthetic kryptonite laced with tar splits Superman in two: good Clark Kent and bad Man of Steel.
- Maybe at its release, the movie didn't seem good: indeed, the story is so ridiculous and repetitive from the 1st movie than we can be disappointed (thus Donner was right when he wanted rewrites from this same team!) <br/><br/>However, today, it has become really good: first of all, I don't know any funny guy in the new generation and this late Richard Pryor at last makes me laugh! He is maybe a clone of Eddie Murphy but their wit and tongue were cool and not dirty! <br/><br/>Next, the movie happens at the start of the computer era: now it's funny to discover the look of the elders and the naive way they were considered (change climate, drive boats, living organism). Here, the capacities are so unbelievable and geek (the computer game against Supe) that it ends funny! <br/><br/>Next, if I missed badly Lois, at least Christopher proved one more time how he was talented and I really like the different attitudes he shows His return to Smallville and the introduction of Lana is interesting to the myth. <br/><br/>At last, it's a American movie that feels good: the violence is very light and all the family can watch the movie; you see American people working, meeting together to have fun so it's very different of today productions when we wonder when people earns their life and it was a world free of digital relationships! In addition, all along the movie, there is moments when the movie goes totally nuts (the beginning, the electronic jam) and thus, this simple, cheaper candid America was really enjoyable to come back today!
- When I first viewed this film as a child, I hated it, but when I saw the film years later I soon changed my mind. Although this film did go down-hill after the 'Clark Kent vs. Superman' scene in the junkyard, I thought this film had a good storyline to it. Not only the acting was good (especially by Christopher Reeve) for when he turned from 'good to evil' but I found this film humorous and exciting in every way as Richard Pryor contributed mostly towards the humour side. Although I liked this movie there were some aspects in it that didn't make sense, like why did Dennis Hopper and his crew tried to kill Superman after he turned evil as he wasn't a problem to them at that point. Also how they use the same actors in different roles thinking that the viewers wouldn't realise it.(ie. The weedy Policeman from Houston in Superman 2,was the same actor in Superman 3, who had cash spitting out at him at the cash-point machine in New York) but then again this has happened a few times in all the Superman films.<br/><br/>Something else I figured out in this film that not all viewers may have noticed is that Lona's son Ricky mat have saved Supermans life. This is because after the scene when Superman left the pub drunk and little Ricky was shouting out to him saying how how he believed in him and how he'd be great again - as those words stuck in his mind when he was flying away, I think that somewhat softened the evil Superman which then forced Clark Kent - his remaining goodness within him to exit his body in the junkyard and thereafter battling one another. So if Ricky wasn't there to encourage the Superman, then Superman would have probably perished.<br/><br/>As a film thats different from the other Superman films (ie. without Lois Lane, Perry whites Office and Lex Luthor) I thought this film carried itself quite well. The reason why this film may have had bad ratings is because the viewers are too narrow minded to accept a sequel thats different from what they're used to. Apart from this the scene in the junkyard with Superman vs. Clark Kent was probably one of the most spectacular scenes in the whole Superman trilogy which also says a lot for how good this film was. Despite a few minor errors in this film, I think this Superman sequel is a classic, for the acting was good, it special effects were okay and it had a great plot.
- Unfortunately the pacy humour of the first half soon dwindles to a weak climax, and Pryor hams shamelessly, yet again proving that he's best in serious parts or as a stand-up man. Enjoyable, nevertheless.
- Whether or not Clark & Jimmy's trip to Smallville would be a business expense is not explained in the film, that is, in light of the fact that Clark mentions he's doing a story on his high school reunion.<br/><br/>However, if they'd flown then Clark wouldn't have been on hand to stop the chemical fire they encounter. On a plane, it would've been much more difficult for Clark to suddenly leave (he'd probably detect the fire somehow, say super-smell or his super-vision) the plane w/out anyone noticing.<br/><br/>Then again, Jimmy & Clark might have flown to a major city near Smallville first & then boarded a bus from the airport to Smallville itself.<br/><br/>In Superman IV, the new owner, David Warfield asks Clark why there were no travel expenses for him and he responds that he gets airsick which I assume he has said before since you never actually see "Clark" fly. Not really. When Gus gets the composition readings from the satellite's scan of a kryptonite meteorite, there's an element that doesn't correspond to anything in Earth's periodic table of elements & therefore couldn't be reproduced in the lab. So Gus, probably thinking he'd be scolded by Webster, entered "tar" as the unknown compound. When the completed compound was given to Gus after being manufactured in the lab, it turned out to be "fake" kryptonite which didn't have the total effect on Superman they'd intended. Instead of killing him it altered his personality, which did have it's benefits, allowing Webster to begin his plan to control the United States' oil supply.<br/><br/>As well, although this is not true Kryptonite, its effects are similar to that of Red Kryptonite. Red Kryptonite has numerous different effects on Superman. At times, in the comics and in the CW show Smallville, Red Kryptonite has altered Superman's personality in numerous ways. It is either a continuity issue, or a different power, which it could be as we never see the actual beam going from his eyes.<br/><br/>Also, Zod only had his powers for a brief time, he may have only had control to send concentrated beams of heat that were easily deflected. Superman had much more experience and control over his powers, at the bar he was angry and almost showing off by melting the mirror. In the bar, it looked more like big round heat waves hitting the mirror instead of the typical red laser beams. a5c7b9f00b
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