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Extended version of Superman The Movie coming to home video

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I remember when the first live action “Superman: The Movie” came out in 1978 in the news magazines, comic books and of course television and radio to promote the movie that stars the late Christopher Reeve as Clark Kent/Superman.

The movie was so successful in the box office when it came out in 1978 that it inspired three more Superman movies which were “Superman II” which came out in 1980, “Superman III” which came out in 1983 and the final film that Reeve played as Superman in 1987 which was called “Superman IV: The Quest For Peace.”

Warner Brothers studios is now planning to release the extended version of the first Superman film that was directed by Richard Donner. The original movie that was released in film lasted about two and one half hours.

The extended version of “Superman: The Movie” will have an additional 40 minutes of the movie that was not seen in theaters will be released later this year on home video as a two disc release.

My belief is that the home video release of the extended version of “Superman: The Movie” will likely be released around the time the “Justice League” movie comes out in November in theaters in North America but I could be wrong.

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Written by Deepizzaguy

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