From the four Superman movies made(1978, 1980, 1983 and 1987) which one was the best?
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the 1983 one was the best but i think superman returns will be the best of all of them
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Superman is without a doubt the greatest super hero of all time. He is the ideal man and the ideal hero. He has every power imaginable. \n\nI'd love invisibility because you could go anywhere you wanted anytime you wanted and mess with people!
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1. The Departed\n2. Pan's Labyrinth\n3. Children of Men\n4. An Inconvenient Truth\n5. Volver\n6. Superman Returns\n7. Miami Vice\n8. Walk the Line\n9 The Proposition\n10. Match Point
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1.  White Heat (Edward G. Robinson)\n2.  Dr. Strangelove (Peter Sellers)\n3.  Rebel Without A Cause (James Dean)\n4.  Silence of the Lambs (Anthony Hopkins)\n5.  Blues Brothers  (Dan Ackroyd)
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80's retro movie's are always good!\n\nThe Legend of Billie Jean\nFerris Buelar's Day Off\nSay Anything\nPretty in Pink\nThe Breakfast Club\nSt. Elmo's Fire\nSome kind of Wonderful\nThe Goonies\nStand By Me\nWeird Science\n\ntry those! ;)
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GREEN LATERN, SPIDER MAN, THE HULK, BATMAN, SUPERMAN, THE FANTASTIC FOUR,
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Arnold Schwarzenegger\n\nMr. Olympia 1970, 1971, 1972,\n1973, 1974, 1975, 1980\n\nend of story
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Brandon Routh played a great Superman and reminded me a lot of Christopher Reeves\n\nKevin Spacey played a better Lex Luthor than Gene Hackman.\n\nKate Bosworth was not a very good Lois Lane I thought Margot Kidder played her better.\n\nall in all I thought the movie was very good. I thought Kevin played Lex much more ruthless like he is in the comic books.
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I would go and see Superman, but you can decide for yourself by seeing which of these two trailers excites you more!\n\nSuperman\nhttp://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/supermanreturns/trailer2/\n\nPoseidon\nhttp://www.apple.com/trailers/wb/poseidon/trailer2/
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Yes and yes.  The movie is directed by Bryan Springer who did the first two X-Men movies.  He did not direct the latest and third X-Men film because he was busy with Superman.  Two of his screenwriters from the first two X-Men films wrote the script for the new Superman.  I think that is why X-Men 3 is not as good the first 2 films, because the behind-the-scenes talent left to work on Superman.  So that means that Superman Returns should be one really, really good movie.  I also just learned that there MIGHT be a teaser trailer for next summer's Spider-Man 3 movie played before Superman Returns; if this is true, then going to see Superman will be a great experience for a lot of people.
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1. ice age 2 \n2. pirates of the caribbean dead man's chest(dec. 7)\n3. superman returns\n4. over the hedge\n5. the break up\n6. Faliure to launch\n7.Talladega Nights: The Ballad Of Ricky Bobby(dec. 12)\n8. the family stone\n\n\nyou me and dupree and fun with dick and jane are reeeeallly funny!!!!
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SUPERMAN RETURNS I HAVENT SEEN IT BUT I WANT TO LOL..
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Right here. \n\n\nhttp://www.supermanmegasite.com/readarticle.php?article_id=30
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it was Reported a while ago.  the month  10/27/06 \n\n\n\n\nSUPES GETS A SEQUEL\n\nRecently there were reports going around that "Superman Returns" was not going to get a sequel. Moviehole now has a report which states that director Bryan Singer has just carved a deal to get going on the next "Superman" movie. The ink is literally still wet, with the director having just signed the deal last weekend. It's believed the movie will be underway next Fall (around September). The compromise apparently exists with the budget - Warner isn't giving Singer another $260 million to play with, but a significantly less $140-175 million. Still enough to entice Brandon Routh, Kevin Spacey, Kate Bosworth and Frank Langella back to the Daily Planet. Even with its lesser budget, the "Returns" sequel is said to be more action-packed than the first film, with IESB reporting that it will centre on Superman going nose to nose with one of the most popular villains in the comic's history. \n\n\nlatest new to day \n\nSUPERMAN II MAKEOVER\n\nMichael Thau, the editor who helped director Richard Donner reassemble his version of "Superman II," told SCI FI Wire that the upcoming DVD release restores footage that Donner shot but that was changed in the original theatrical release, including never-before-seen scenes of Marlon Brandon as Jor-El. "Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut" also deletes the infamous "amnesia kiss" scene from the film's end. "This film has much more of a romantic ending, and it's much more dramatic," Thau said in an interview. Donner, who directed 1978's "Superman: The Movie," never got to complete the sequel (even though both movies were filmed mostly at the same time) because of creative differences between him and the film's producers, Alexander and Ilya Salkind. Director Richard Lester finished what Donner began and was given the director credit for the 1981 sequel. So how did the Donner cut turn out? "The Lester version was perfectly fine," Thau said. "This one is better." "Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut" hits retailers on Nov. 28. \n\n and a video to back up all that I said on super man. \n\nhttp://www.spacecast.com/wvx/2006/11/hs_weekly061127.wvx\n\naccording to all the News  that foX studios have put out  the next possable X-movie was originaly a spin off story about doing something on the kids in (Professor X’s) school, focusing on their lives, and less of a global adventure for the team,” says Hutch Parker, production president of 20th Century Fox. this the plot for the X4  movie and they  they have ask brian singer to direct again . \n\nBryan Singer isInterested inseeing the script for"Wolverine"&News onX4 movie?"Read the restof this carefully.\n\nfrom Mutatis Mutandis AKA Mutant High.http://mutanthigh.com/smf/index.php?topi... Returns executive producer Chris Lee, director Bryan Singer and producer Jon Peters are in Honolulu this week to celebrate Lee's birthday, and to begin planning the next "Superman" film, which will likely begin production mid- to late next year in a location yet to be determined.\n\nAccording to The Honolulu Advertiser, Singer acknowledged that he has also been approached to direct the fourth "X-Men" movie, but said he wouldn't have time to take on another large-scale project before the next "Superman" gets underway. He is interested, however, in seeing the script for the "X-Men" spinoff Wolverine.. so what do you think about him being approached to do \n\nhttp://mutanthigh.com/smf/index.php?topic=997.0\n\n\nand there are others.\n\nATNER ON X4?:ummmmmmmm. silver moth don't panic yet. dated October 05, 2006, 10:46:38 PM\n\nHere's the link.\nhttp://mutanthigh.com/smf/index.php?topic=1560.0\n\nand the\n\nVid Link:Dan cudmore Aka Colossus talks about X-Men the Laststand and the possability
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I'll always love the Rocky series, but it's time for Sly Stallone to hang up his boxing gloves.  I am really excited about the new installation of the Superman series.  I think it's going to be an awesome movie :)
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I say the first Die Hard is the best Christmas movie ever made  :-)
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I'll give you quite a few: Die Hard, Die Hard 2: Die Harder, Die Hard: With a Vengeance, Death Becomes Her, The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, The Fifth Element, Pulp Fiction, Armageddon, and 12 Monkeys.\n\nSin City was interesting.\n\nAnd that, folks, is the whole barrel of monkies!