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Thanks for telling me how to watch my purchased DVD. I'll send you a list of my 2500 others and you can tell me how to watch those too.

I got the Superman the Movie DVD the day it came out and I haven't seen that screen test footage.

So you've seen it?

No. I meant he never, ever gets to take a break from being Superman. That's what I hate about Superman II, it kills him as a character. He becomes all-the-time policeman of the world (or at least that what he vows to the president)

Because he never, ever, ever gets to take a day off. He shouldn't even get to be Clark Kent, much less have a love life. (SIII totally ignores that conclusion, one of the handful of things I like about it)

Speaking of R4, has anyone heard anything more about the commentary on Superman IV? Ezydvd still says "Commentary by screenwriters Lawrence Konner and Mark Rosenthal," while R1 only gets Rosenthal...

You're generalizing an abstract. How about some definite examples? (Like I told you to go read "Lost Girls").

Who wants book learnin'! The first thing I thought when I saw that "juvenile" was Alan Moore's recent "Lost Girls." On topic--that opening looks great. I always loved the Daily Planet scenes.

I think that McGuinness covered book is the Superman overview book

DVD active now has up detailed pictures of the package. I believe salivating is the more appropriate word... I think I know how I'm spending my winter vacation.

Indeed... and for a lot less than it would cost to import it (what is it, $20 a movie MSRP). Great price actually.

Isn't that what all Warner Bros. blurbs read like? It sure sounds like the ones I remember from laserdisc (especially with the Batman series)

Has this rumor been substantiated by anything or is it just from forum conversation?

WAit... are you serious?

which makes the R4 all the more attractive.

Australia is getting a 13-disc set http://www.ezydvd.com.au/item.zml/790083

I'm curious as to what the R2 and R4 artwork will be like. The R4 Batman art was far superior....

That I want.

I agree with both of those--even though I think, baring HELLBOY, SUPERMAN RETURNS is the only good superhero movie since... SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE--I kept waiting for someone to mention how silly the power outage was. Looked great though.

IV wouldn't have had the same effects team and with III I think they were still using the crane for take-offs, something SUPERMAN RETURNS couldn't get right. Maybe they'll be something about it in the newly produced SIII and SIV Deluxe Edition documentaries... oh, wait, no, there won't be...

That's a cool idea, but I don't think CG will ever be able to match the physical work done on STM.

Are the effects done? Also, has anyone seen a decent video file of the footage, not the crappy youtube? Someone who went to the Con panel out there?

How's that going to work? Is it going to be possible to chose one or the other and watch the movie without interruption?

Now... wait a second. Does this mean if I get the CR Collection, Warner might do a double-dip on Superman IV next year? Because I can't handle a double-dip on Superman IV. No way. (Yes, I realize this "deluxe" single-disc edition is a double-dip)

I think it's been well-covered LucasFilm is in charge of the Star Wars DVDs, not the STUDIO (Fox). As for the new ending... they had to do something. When Donner left they still hadn't figured one out. (I was never sure why she couldn't know he was Superman)

For the time being, that is correct. It will not be included in the Christopher Reeve boxset. If there's some bigger set including SUPERMAN RETURNS, it may be included in that set (no one knows).

IMDB picked up the "iffy" SR sequel talk (weeks after TMZ said Warner scuttlebutt is $200 mil or no sequel) and, if there isn't one, I can't see Warner bothering to double-dip on the DVD...

That scene with Lois drawing the Clark Kent on Superman is fantastic.

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Retrospective documentaries, character bios, this and that... (you know, like BATMAN AND ROBIN got)