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SUPERMAN II (1980) - Full Watch Along

Superman II is a 1980 superhero film directed by Richard Lester and written by Mario Puzo and David and Leslie Newman from a story by Puzo based on the DC Comics character Superman. It is the second installment in the Superman film series and a sequel to Superman (1978). A direct continuation of the first Superman, Christopher Reeve reprises his role as Superman. The returning cast includes Gene Hackman, Terence Stamp, Ned Beatty, Sarah Douglas, Margot Kidder, Marc McClure and Jack O'Halloran. The film's plot features the arrival of General Zod and his comrades on Earth, following their release from the Phantom Zone (a prison that had been made by the people of Krypton). Zod seeks revenge for imprisonment by pursuing the planet's last son, Kal-El, alias “Superman.” As a result, Kal-El, who had unknowingly freed them, must now face threats from his long-dead home planet. Zod also allies with Lex Luthor, who still aspires to world domination. The hero also faces an internal conflict, torn between his duties as Earth's hero and his desire to live amongst them solely as Clark Kent, and especially with his love interest, Lois Lane.

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Geoman

S on krypton stands for Hope.💪🏻🙏🏻

Jason Jeter

Also the house of El, as a family crest

Larrys1254

What? No glasses? 🥺. (Just kidding ✌️😁✌️)

John A

Yes Terence Stamp (Zod) was in " The Adventures of Priscilla" and "Bowfinger", He is also in "Young Guns " (1988) if you have not seen it, it is a must watch Also in "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace"

John A

The scene where you said Lois looked cloudy, was because when Richard Lester took over when Richard Donner left, so it was shot sometime later and she looked older then the other shots. Superman II most was filmed along side the first one. There is a Donner cut of the film, which add and take away some of the scenes to give a closer idea of how Donner was heading in his direction.

Ron

Regarding Superman 3 and 4, I'd skip them and try Superman Returns (2006) before going onto Man of Steel (2013). Is SR (2006) a great movie? I don't think so, but there's still some fun to be had here and is worthy of a watch. Superman II was ok for me, but I greatly prefer the first one over this. Other than the story choices (which were studio and Richard Lester related), I really dislike the music. By that I mean Ken Thorne's arrangements of John Williams original themes were not very good. Also, I really dislike the use of a studio orchestra instead of the London Symphony Orchestra. The studio orchestra sounds really tinny and thin by comparison, and their performance (probably related to the arrangement and the conductor) felt clumsy. Also, the use of the themes (esp. the Superman Main Theme) felt shoe-horned in instead of earned.

orlandoJ21

Coby, I'm w/ you she is in love w/ the idea of Superman not Clark Kent. Superman 3 is worth a watch but they tend to go downhill from here. Curious to see what u think of Cavill in Man of Steel.

Nick Christensen

Now you'll get this old Family Guy reference, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M909ku5RkXs I only own the Donner Cut, and haven't seen it yet and wanted to, so I'm watching that right now and I'll have to catch your YouTube version. Speaking of Superman/Clark Kent, have you ever seen Margot Kidder and Courtney Cox in the same room, btw? Seeing Christopher Reeve just jogged my memory of a movie of his called Deathtrap I remember liking, but I haven't seen in forever.

BridgesNotBurned

The Donner Cut has some positives snd negatives, but it’s great to see what the two movies were planning to be AND they give you the rest of how he got his powers back. So it’s definitely worth a watch. Would definitely watch it with you! And I’ll second the opinions on Superman 3 & 4. They definitely went downhill but especially Superman three even though it’s a little corny is a fun movie and Christopher Reeve still does such a good job. Superman four has some fun moments in it and maybe it’s worth watching. You won’t hate it. I don’t think. You’ll get the idea of the movie and since Christopher Reeve is gone, let’s have some fun with it. 💙 Superman Returns technically is supposed to take place after Superman 2, and it kind of writes off the other two films so either way you go will be fine and I’m here for it all, whatever you decide

fastecp1

Christopher Reeve will always be Superman. And yes, Zog is Terence Stamp, and you have a good eye for recognizing people and connecting them to movies. When it comes to Superman movies, you have seen the best of them. I would stop there. There are way too many other great movies out there to watch. I believe you said you've seen To Kill a Mockingbird, a great classic, but I know you have not seen Gone with the Wind. I remember that when you were quoting, "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn" when you were watching Casablanca. But whatever you decide to watch, I'll be there.

Darren Harrison

Fun reaction. But, do not watch “Superman III”. It’s a terrible movie and number IV is even worse.

Reggie

Superman III is quirky and comedic. It isn't as good as the first two movies, but I think it's worth a view. Superman IV is horrendous and should be avoided.

Chris Katsui

Iconic nails for an iconic film! Watching you dive into Reeve’s Superman again is pure joy—you light up the screen almost as much as he does. Keep flying, Coby 💫

Doug Fisher

Yeah... Sarah Douglas (Ursa) helped a lot of us young men into puberty, especially with the thigh high boots and side slit pant legs. 😅 Lex is Superman's Arch-Nemesis in the Comics... and pretty much every medium really. (I think you forgot that the Trio killed the entire Moon Landing team.) I would watch "Superman III" as Richard Pryor is great, an interesting plot twist, and there is a nice tie in with Smallville. "Superman IV" I would skip as they got a little preachy and it weighed down the movie, though Gene was still great. Speaking of "Smallville" that is a great T.V. Show and it has a really good Lois and Clark dynamic (I really love Erica Durance's take on Lois). There is also a few guest stars you might like. 😉 It is 10 Seasons though so it would not be reaction friendly. If you don't want to watch the entire show on your own I can recommend some key Lois and Clark episodes.

rayfinkle

This was a great video and I don’t mean to take away from it. But are you done with twin peaks?

Jim

Fun fact: The little girl looking through binoculars at young Clark Kent running next to the train, is Lois Lane as a young girl, and her parents on the train are played by Noel Neill, who starred as Lois Lane in the 1940’s original Superman film serials and the 1950’s Superman television series, and Kirk Alyn, who played Superman in the 1940’s serials.

Mark Pitta

There was something about Margo Kidder that didn’t feel right. My choice would have been Debra Winger or Sally Field. What I want to know is, why is there a portrait photo of Bill Cosby hanging at The Daily Planet?