Showing posts with label superman the movie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label superman the movie. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 23, 2023

The Flash Life-Sized Figure and Other WB and DC Properties Come to SM North EDSA for Warner Bros. 100 Year Anniversary Exhibit!

 


Worlds will indeed collide in a few weeks when "The Flash" finally hits theaters and brings the DC multiverse together in the big screen, but before that there will be a special exhibit celebrating all things Warner Bros. and DC, as the "Warner Bros. 100 Year Anniversary" Exhibit officially launches on May 24 at the atrium area of SM North EDSA The Block - and fans can catch a special life-sized action figure of "The Flash" as well as other displays over there!

Those who visit the exhibit will be treated to some fantastic displays and promotions for a fantastic line-up of films past, present, and future "celebrating every story"- including "Barbie", "MEG 2: The Trench", "Blue Beetle", and more!


Also coming back to celebrate WB 100 as well as the 85th anniversary of Superman this year is "Superman: The Movie" - which will be back exclusively at SM Cinemas starting May 24! This year will also mark 45 years since that Christopher Reeve movie first released in theaters, so it's a good chance for fans of that classic superhero movie that helped start it all to catch it in the big screen!

Be sure to visit the WB 100 exhibit starting tomorrow May 24, and early birds who purchase The Flash movie tickets at the exhibit will get surprise freebies as well! You can also purchase tickets online as well!


Friday, September 25, 2015

Happy Birthday to the late great Christopher Reeve, aka Superman


As one of the most memorable Hollywood personalities in the world, Christopher Reeve has always been a figure that embodied the qualities of hope and determination, inspiring others with his charisma and dedication despite being paralyzed in an accident, turning it into a mission to seek and find different treatments for spinal-cord injuries.

Today would have been his 63rd birthday, and as always he is remembered for iconically playing Kal-El/ Clark Kent... Better known to the the world as "Superman" in the Richard Donner film of the same name.

This Epic Retrospective video made by Adeel of Steel is a fine piece to watch for those who have yet to see his portrayal of the DC Comics character... "You'll Believe A Man Can Fly".


Happy Birthday Christopher Reeve/ Superman! You are missed.

Thursday, September 25, 2014

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!

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Forever Evil #2: A familiar Superman: The Movie character is introduced into The New 52




Set to be released this week in comic shops and retailers worldwide, the second issue of DC Comics' first major New 52 event "Forever Evil" picks up where things grimly left off - the villains led by the Earth-3 Crime Syndicate totally taking over the DC Universe. While there's yet to be any other major repercussions revealed other than what happened to Dick Grayson/ Nightwing and what has yet to befall the Teen Titans in this issue, a certain supporting character from Superman: The Movie makes his appearance as well, as shown in the previews as seen in Newsarama....

SPOILER WARNING, so look at your own risk!