If you’re eager to watch Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story online, you’re not alone. This documentary-style film chronicles Christopher Reeve’s iconic role as Superman and delves into the profound impact of his life-changing accident. With its theatrical release in North American theaters on Oct. 11, fans are now eager to know the digital release date … Read more
Warner Bros. has announced the Super/Man digital release date for its newest documentary about the aftermath of Superman actor Christopher Reeve‘s unfortunate horse riding accident which left him paralyzed. This docufilm comes after two decades since his death at the age of 52. “Following a life-altering accident, Christopher Reeve persevered, inspiring the world by using … Read more
Will Reeve, the son of late actor Christopher, says his father is undoubtedly the greatest Superman portrayer ever. Ask a room full of Batman fans who the best onscreen version was and you’ll get a split vote. While some will take Christian Bale, others will go back a generation for Michael Keaton. At the same … Read more
A nuanced, honest account of Superman star Christopher Reeve’s life before and after his devastating accident. PLOT: A deep dive into the life of Christopher Reeve, from his overnight stardom as Superman through to his life after the tragic accident which left him a person with quadriplegia. REVIEW: When I heard Sundance would be showing … Read more
Actress Annette O’Toole remembers the generosity of the late Christopher Reeve, who she co-starred with in Superman III. By all accounts, Christopher Reeve was one of the kindest and most giving men in the business, something that so many of his co-stars and friends gave back. For those lucky enough to work alongside him on … Read more
Super/Man, the Christopher Reeve documentary that was the talk of the Sundance Film Festival, is likely to be acquired by Warner Bros for a cool $15 million. Having just attended the 2024 Sundance Film Festival, I can testify that none of the movies I saw here received the overwhelming emotional reaction that Super/Man: The Christopher … Read more
Maybe it’s because I remembered when “Dance with My Father” hit and everyone played it as their father-daughter song at weddings and quinces for years that I, and maybe many of you as well, took Luther Vandross’ music for granted for its ubiquity. But Dawn Porter’s “Luther: Never Too Much” hit both those nostalgic feelings … Read more