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TrailerThe movie tells the story of Superman returning to Earth after a five-year absence and now being challenged by an old foe who uses Kryptonian technology to destroy him and the whole world.Actors: Brandon Routh, Kate Bosworth, Kevin Spacey, James Marsden, Parker Posey, Frank Langella, Sam Huntington, Eva Marie Saint, Marlon Brando, Kal Penn, Tristan Lake Leabu, ...»Director: Bryan SingerCountry: United States, AustraliaDuration: 154 minQuality: HDRelease: 2006IMDb: 6.1Rating(9) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Superman Return"
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Characters of "Superman Return"
Clark KentPlayed by: Brandon Routh
Lois LanePlayed by: Kate Bosworth
Lex LuthorPlayed by: Kevin Spacey
Richard WhitePlayed by: James Marsden
Kitty KowalskiPlayed by: Parker Posey
Perry WhitePlayed by: Frank Langella
Jimmy OlsenPlayed by: Sam Huntington
Martha KentPlayed by: Eva Marie Saint
Jor-ElPlayed by: Marlon Brando
StanfordPlayed by: Kal Penn
Jason WhitePlayed by: Tristan Lake Leabu
BrutusPlayed by: David Fabrizio
RileyPlayed by: Ian Roberts
GrantPlayed by: Vincent Stone
Bibbo BibowskiPlayed by: Jack Larson
Gertrude VanderworthPlayed by: Noel Neill
Ben HubbardPlayed by: James Karen
Bobbie-FayePlayed by: Peta Wilson
GilPlayed by: Jeff Truman
PollyPlayed by: Barbara Angell -
Directors of "Superman Return"
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Creators of "Superman Return"
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Critic Reviews of "Superman Return"
Ebert & RoeperJuly 05, 2006... while I can't call it a home run, I'll say it's a solid base hit.
St. Louis Post-DispatchJuly 02, 2006Singer's revival of childhood wonder and timeless heroism [is] an extraordinary feat of movie magic.
Village VoiceJune 29, 2006The movie may not be a single-bound building-leaper but Bryan Singer reconfigures the daddy of all comic-book sagas into something knowing, witty, and even sensitive.
Chicago ReaderJune 29, 2006What could possibly justify making a Superman movie that runs 154 minutes? Plenty of films last longer, but their characters are generally sharp enough to recognize a guy with or without his glasses.
AV ClubJune 29, 2006There's a thin line between preserving an icon and merely delivering on an expensive franchise, but Singer's genuine connection to the Superman legend overcomes his predilection toward playing it safe.
Salon.comJune 28, 2006Superman, born in 1938, is still very much alive in 2006. The Man of Steel has so skillfully bent the bars of our imagination that he seems real to us. And in a sense, he is.
Lyles' Movie FilesJune 12, 2013Would have benefited greatly from Singer trusting his talent and assembling a Superman movie that attempted to soar beyond the heights previously achieved decades ago.
Film4July 12, 2010For all the mountains of kryptonite ranged against him, you never fear for Superman or Lois Lane, never experience anything more intense than the fret of mild peril.
Hollywood.comJuly 06, 2010Superman Returns is a great kick start to a potentially knockout new franchise, which ultimately leaves the audience, like the people of Metropolis when its greatest hero returns to the skies, brimming with hope.
Reverse ShotJuly 06, 2010The movie runs nearly half an hour longer than it should, with a new plot strand introduced in the third act that has questionable vitality in the presumed sequel.
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