The New York Times It's too bad that Mr. Singer and his colleagues don't really do anything substantial with the good-guy-bad-guy routine.
Chicago Tribune"Superman Returns" is a pretty decent comic book movie. For $200 million it should be.
EmpireIt’s all about heart — not that the spectacle falters; this is the finest popular entertainment since the Rings trilogy clos...
VarietyPic more than justifies director Bryan Singer's decision to jump ship from the "X-Men" franchise, and will pull down stratos...
The Austin ChronicleSuperman (Routh) returns to Earth seeming more like a humbled prodigal son than an invincible superhero.
Chicago Sun-TimesThis is a glum, lackluster movie in which even the big effects sequences seem dutiful instead of exhilarating.
Film ThreatI wanted to like “Superman Returns,” but Singer and company are so concerned about doing justice to Superman’s past.
CanMag"Superman Returns" brings back all the nostalgia from the classic series with the modern joy of the digital box of toys.
CanMagWhat they do accomplish, however, is deliver a film that proves how strong Superman, and the franchise, really is.
JobloOverall, I liked this movie. I didn’t fall in love with it, I’m not likely to go out of my way to see it again...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Bryan Singer
Writer: Dan Harris
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Brandon Routh, Eva Marie Saint, Frank Langella
Release: June 28, 2006
Writer: Dan Harris
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Brandon Routh, Eva Marie Saint, Frank Langella
Release: June 28, 2006
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