James Gunn officially kicks off the new DC Studios with his long awaited adaptation of the Man of Steel. This movie finally takes Superman out of the grim and gritty era of the Zack Snyder universe and brings back the wonder of the 1978 original with a Superman that is a much needed ray of light in a dark work. This is a SPOILER FILLED review so we do NOT recommend listening to this unless you have already seen this movie.

In preparation for Jame Gunn's highly anticipated DCU reboot of the man of steel, we are going back to 1980 and watching the first Superman sequel ever. Mostly shot in parallel with the original before Richard Donner's exit, this movie is a continuation of the original and expands on the relationship between Superman and Lois lane while also giving us one of the best villains in this series, General Zod. Because of the chaotic nature of this production, two versions of this movie exist and we talk about them both. Javi watched the Theatrical, also known as the [Richard] Lester Cut, while Angel watched the 2006 released [Richard] Donner Cut on DVD. We discuss the differences, the similarities and figure out if we in fact like this super sequel.

On this podcast, you will believe a man can fly. This week we go back to the grandaddy of the Comic Book/Superhero genre by discussing Richard Donner's 1978 epic. Almost every superhero movie that has come after including those made today include tropes from this film. We follow the Last Son of Krypton as he is sent away from his collapsing planet to earth, and discovers his purpose is to be a hero fighting for truth, justice, and the American way.