Nowadays, superhero films are a common thing. We get about ten superhero blockbusters a year. However, that wasn't always the case. There was a time where superhero films weren't very maarufu au successful. Sure, there were plenty of superhero-themed movie serials in the 1940's, but those types of sinema eventually went out of style.

In the 1950's and 60's, there were barely any superhero films. 1966 brought us Batman: The Movie, which was a wonderful film, but aside from that, there wasn't much going on in the world of superheroes.

There wasn't much superhero stuff in the 1970's, but things...

This makala is dedicated in loving memory to Christopher Reeve, Lee Quigley, Margot Kidder, Marlon Brando, Jackie Cooper, Glenn Ford, Phyllis Thaxter and Ned Beatty.

Superhero sinema have become extremely popular. In fact, they're one of the most maarufu types of films. However, superhero films used to not be so common au beloved. In the 1940's, there were various superhero movie serials. They were decently successful, but they weren't meant to be re-watched au to have much to have much of a lasting legacy.

Things changed in the mwaka 1978. That was the mwaka that Richard Donner's Superman movie...

I thought I would take a few moments and jot down some thoughts I have about Superman and Christopher Reeve as I begin building this spot that actually means a great deal to me. It has gotten me to thinking about my childhood and growing up watching all of the Superman films.

Superman (the Movie) is one of my inayopendelewa films of all time. Though I didn't enjoy the sequels as much (with the exception of Superman II), I fell in upendo with Superman and his alter ego Clark Kent from the start. But I actually fell in upendo with Christopher Reeve. I was absolutely, without a doubt in upendo with the. In...

I saw Superman the Movie in a theater in 1978. It was a moment in movie history before MTV au the internet when filmmakers were creating sinema to be experienced in a movie theater. These sinema used special effects the way Stanley Kubrick did in 2001: A Space Odyssey. The visuals were like a paint brush creating broad strokes across the screen meant to mesmerize viewers. Like Close Encounters au nyota Trek the Motion Picture, Superman was about the larger than life world it played out in. But unlike 2001, these sinema also had endearing characters and situations that wewe wanted to spend time...