does anybody remember seeing superman at the cinema?

Question

i loved it as a kid,

also don't post stories of other movies, this is only for superman

Answer 1

yeah i love it, hence the picture.

its amazing beth, i once asked the same question.

check it out.

Answer 2

I do, i was born in 1976, (almost 31 now {shudder}) I remember going to see it at Dale Cinema, in Dale City Virginia, U.S.A. when i was really only tall enough to stand on the seat and see over the person in front of me. It was cool, seeing superman really flying for the first time, not just a picture in my cousin's comic books that i couldn't read yet. there were a lot of us, my Uncle had a pass that let in up to 10 people, all we had to do was by snacks. My favorite scene was when Clark Kent threw the green glass crystal and became Superman.

Answer 3

...I was a young man of fifteen, when Warner Bros. released "Superman: The Movie" on the motion picture screen; I may have been 15 at the time, but in the course of watching the film, I was a glee-filled youngster of six, again; the film overwhelmingly exuded a certain youthful vigor, calling out to the adolescent in everyone, whose thirst for adventure was found deeply embedded in the pages of comic books.

The theatre faded to black, the curtains parted, and those larger than life titles ballooned out, about and around me, enhanced by composer John Williams triuphantly heroic score...an other-worldly blanket, engulfing me in youthful comic-book wonder and imagination.....

Since then, I have seen "Superman: The Movie" countless times, at both the cinema, and on video; to this day (now at the seasoned age of 44), I still cannot resist the compulsion to momentarily escape, and revert back to those youthful, adventure-sought days, everytime I revisit that film.

"Superman: The Movie" will probably be one of the closest, if not THE closest to my heart!!!

Answer 4

it was a cold november day. i could feel the wind on my back and the heart beating within my chest
"boo-boom" "boo-boom" it said, like a basketball bouncing in an echo chamber. at that moment, i pondered the meaning of life - are we here like snowflakes in the wind, or are we the wind? if so, what does that make man?
i had two dollars in my pocket, so i thought about having a cup of coffee. but i've never liked coffee and i figured i'd be forced to endure a conversation so i turned that idea down like a hotel maid turning over a bed. i looked up. it was the marquee for a movie theater. it said

"SUPERMAN"

i thought: who is the super man? why is he super? surely if someone has this kind of power, he would only use it to destroy us all, to make us pawns for his game of cosmic chess. i looked at the two dollars in my pocket, then i looked to the woman with big hands who sat miserably behind the ticket counter.

i bought my ticket.

and then i blacked out.

Answer 5

I remember I didn't know who Marlon Brando was. The thing I remember most is the theme, and how cool it was to listen to in the dark.

Answer 6

i know i saw 3 and 4 and retuns at the movies

dont know if i saw 1 and 2 at the movies or not

Answer 7

My aunts took my brother and I to see it.
Then we insisted our dad had to take us, because it was so great.
We ended up seeing it three times in the theatre.

You will believe a man can fly!

Answer 8

Yes, there was an exciting feel to the movie, great twist ending and so funny and uplifting.

Answer 9

Yes, I remember it well. I loved it. Christopher Reeves was gorgeous.

Answer 10

i saw it at the drive in if you can believe that one-drive ins are a dying breed .the one i saw it in no longer exists