Remembering Christopher Reeve/ Superman 15 years after his passing

He was undeniably SUPER even after he finished his time in the most iconic superhero role ever... And 15 years after his death, the world still honors and remembers Christopher Reeve  - the man who starred in the 1978 Richard Donner directed "Superman" film and would reprise the role for three more sequels. His depiction of the heroic DC Comics character in the big screen is legendary, and to this day serves as an inspiration for many depictions and interpretations of the Man of Steel in all forms of media. Several tributes are still done and made for him, and several actors still look up to the Juilliard School as a man ahead of his time.

We miss you Christopher Reeve, and you'll ALWAYS BE SUPERMAN.

ICYMI: Margot Kidder, Lois Lane of the original Superman films, passes away at 69

Sad news hit fans of Superman earlier this day, as Lois Lane actress Margot Kidder passed away at her home in Montana at the age of 69 according to a report by TMZ. Besides appearing alongside Christopher Reeve in the 1978 "Superman" film and its 3 sequels, the Canadian born actress was also active in Broadway and took roles in TV Shows and other films. She is survived by a daughter, and will always be remembered for playing the love interest of Clark Kent/ Superman.

Flying Sequence - Superman R.I.P Margot Kidder.

Happy Birthday: Remembering the late great Christopher Reeve, aka Superman

Way before Henry Cavill became the "Man of Steel" for the DC Extended Universe and Brandon Routh flew for a one time film adventure in "Superman Returns", the world was introduced to the most iconic interpretation of DC Comics' very own Superman in 1978 when Christopher Reeve was cast to play the titular hero, better known by his birth name "Kal-El" and his human name Clark Kent. There was a charm to Reeve that still remains beloved by fans who have seen the Richard Donner film... And even after being rendered a quadriplegic through an accident in 1995 he still continued to inspire others with his determination and will to live beyond his handicap way until his death in 2004.

Despite being no longer with us, he'll be the person who made fans believe "A Man Could Fly".


Superman Christopher Reeve tribute

R.I.P. Superman and Happy Birthday, Christopher Reeve.

Happy 62nd Birthday, Christopher "Superman" Reeve!

He truly is a legend and an icon that will always be remembered and never forgotten... And the guy who made us believe a man can fly celebrates his 62nd Birthday this day.

Starring in the 1978 Richard Donner directed Superman: The Movie, Christopher Reeve was the man who brought to life Kal-El/ Clark Kent, the last son of Krypton who would be rocketed to Earth and become known as the Man of Steel and superhero Superman. Reeve's iconic presence and natural charisma would give his portrayal of Supes so much resonance and identity that it will forever be remembered as a classic visage and representation of one of DC Comics' iconic heroes... And we honor his memory by remembering him for being SUPER... Forever and always.

Christopher Reeve Superman Tribute
Happy Birthday Christopher Reeve... And Thank You, Superman!

Superman voted Greatest Sci-Fi Hero on Film

Good news came for Sci-Fi and Comic Book fans today, as UK website the Mirror listed the Top 10 Sci-fi Heroes on Film... With the late and great Christopher Reeve's Superman coming out on top! Playing the character in the immortal 1978 film "Superman The Movie" released by Warner Bros. and directed by Richard Donner, Reeve's portrayal of Kal-El/ Clark Kent beat out other Sci-Fi main stays Han Solo and Yoda from Star Wars fame, and were subsequently ranked as second and third in the list respectively. Other familiar names included were Captain James T. Kirk from Star Trek, and Ripley from the Alien film series.

The full list can be seen via the source post at the Mirror!

Way to go to the one and only Man of Steel himself.... Superman!

Christopher Reeve Superman Tribute

Happy 60th Birthday to Christopher Reeve...aka SUPERMAN!

I think it goes without saying that we all remember the man behind the cape and legend. Today we celebrate what would have been his 60th birthday, and despite the tragic challenges and obstacles he had to endure because of paralysis that left him a paraplegic for life, he'll always be remembered for being an inspiration and a person who overcame all obstacles. We believed that a man could fly back in 1978, and he makes us believe that we can accomplish anything even in the after life.

Christopher Reeve Superman Tribute
A big toast and happy happy SUPER birthday to the late Christopher Reeve... Kal-El. Clark Kent. SUPERMAN.

- From all your friends and fans who have made you the true Caped Wonder you are.;)

Man Of Steel: Recut trailers add John Williams score

Following the release of two types of teaser trailers that feature voice overs of Jonathan Kent (Kevin Costner) and Jor-El (Russell Crowe), someone in YouTube has actually done the amazing job of recutting and adding John Williams' signature score from the original 1978 Superman flick to very first trailer for Warner Bros. and Zack Snyder's Superman reboot film "Man Of Steel"!