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In the TV version and the 2000 "Special Edition" there is an extended sequence of Martha trying to wake up Clark and this is when she first pulls the box of Cheerios out of the cupboard. The shot of her placing it on the table is common to all versions. Neil

Yes, Superman flying past the Concorde. This was meant for the first movie and the pilots are still mentioned in the end credits of Superman: The Movie. There was also a short segment of a little girl watching the villains take over on TV. I'm sure someone more familiar with The Donner Cut will...

It was not in the version scored by Williams. Neil

The most significant change between the theatrical version and the 2001 "Special Edition" is the all new 5.1 mix. It's a total revision of how the movie should sound. Neil

You can't expect time logic in a movie which literally ends with time travel. However, Superman and the sequels do address the time frame. Lex Luthor states that Krypton exploded in 1948 and it took Superman 3 years to arrive here, so he arrives on Earth at 3 years old in 1951. He graduates...

The dialogue is not present in the 1978 cut. Neil

This is not correct. Williams did not score the 3 hour version of the movie or even this edit of the movie. He scored a version that was a little longer than the final edit, but it was a cut much closer to the final version than the 3 hour version. Some examples are the "guilty" bits in the...

People confused "ST: TMP" with "S: TM". Neil

I'd be surprised if it was stereo. Neil

Die Hard 2: Die Harder Neil

What's strange is I'm aware of more footage, simply based on what John Williams scored, that's not in this version and has never been released. Neil