Amanda Parris pays tribute to some of the creators we lost in an overwhelming year. Read More here
Top 5 Reasons Why Richard Donner’s Superman Remains a Superhero Classic
It’s the 40th anniversary of the groundbreaking film, so let’s take a look at what made it so iconic. Read More here
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Forty years on from Superman: The Movie, I still believe a man can fly
Christopher Reeve’s 1978 blockbuster got my head in a spin – and was the catalyst for today’s monolithic Marvel films. Read More here
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Why ‘Superman’ Is So Hard to Leave in the Past
Forty years ago, Richard Donner and Christopher Reeve made a superhero film that directors have been chasing for years, depicting who America was then – or at least who we wished to be. Read More here
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The Low-Budget Canadian Film That Inspired ‘Halloween’ and Launched an Entire Horror Genre
Stop me if you’ve heard this slasher setup before: There’s a large, creepy house with many dark shadows, perfect for jump scares and surprise attacks. The cast is mainly young, attractive women who are hunted by a crazed killer during the holiday season. And the killer himself is more metaphor than man, an unstoppable, unexplainable personification of masculine id with a singular purpose: to kill all the pretty women. Read More here
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Superman: The Movie Returning to Theaters
You can see Christopher Reeve soar as Superman once again thanks to Fathom Events. Read More here
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Superman: The Movie receiving 4K release this November
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and DC Entertainment have announced that Richard Donner’s 1978 classic Superman: The Movie is set for a 4K Ultra HD release this November, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the movie and the 80th anniversary of the iconic Man of Steel. Read More here
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* Brothers & Sisters (episode “Valentine’s Day Massacre”)
