VHS : Superman the Movie

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Rating:

- Great classic reborn
The Man of Steel is reborn in this blu-ray version of the classic Superman - The Movie. The film was extremely clean and clear, the effects were phenominal, and the sound track is amazing! I recommend this to anyone who is a Superman fan! My only grip with the film was during the explosion of the sun of Krypton; you actually see the room in which the fake sun exploded. At normal play speed you see the black curtain behind the sun as well as the shadow from the roof and walls. I guess you really can see everything in High Definition!

Over all excellent movie in high Def.

Rating:

- Not Much better then Dvd
Of course no one can argue that the movie itself is wonderful. As far as the Blue-ray transfer goes, I say don't waste your money. The colors are brighter, and some scenes seem to be clearer, but overall, I really don't see much difference in video quality compared to regular dvd. This seems to be the case with some Blue-ray movies. I recently watched "The Fantastic Four, Rise of The Silver Surfer" and that movie looked outstanding in Blue-ray, but others such as this one are just not worth it.

Most movies that I've watched on Blue-ray look excellent with a definite difference in video quality from regular dvd, but this one is not one of them.

Rating:

- Amazon Please Post HD Reviews
Amazon, please post my review. Also please only post HD Reviews and not standard disc reviews.

Rating:

- Superman Lives
I have seen Superman in all of its wonderful incarnations going back to the 1950's television series starring George Reeves, who for most of us back then, was the man of steel, until the year 1978. I was in high school then, but could not wait to see Superman transformed onto the "Big Screen." I later toured Universal Studios to see how they made Superman fly - an amazing effect back then using a flat table, a wind machine and some carefully and strategic flying footage along with blue screen effect. A great film to see again and again...for which to date, I have seen at least a dozen times but never tire of seeing Christopher Reeves as the great man of steel, representing all that's good in man and mankind alike.

Rating:

- unsure
I could not see the movie. I have an HD TV and I was told by someone in a store that the movie was meant for the Box instead. I wish amazon would have told me that before purchasing it.

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