Director:
Richard LesterGuión:
David NewmanCámara:
Robert PaynterMúsica:
Ken ThorneReparto:
Christopher Reeve, Richard Pryor, Margot Kidder, Jackie Cooper, Marc McClure, Annette O'Toole, Annie Ross, Pamela Stephenson, Robert Vaughn, John Bluthal (más)Streaming (1)
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Después de Superman: La Película, la épica historia y Superman II y sus fantásticas batallas, ¿cómo podrían las dos primeras ser superadas? En Superman III, conocemos a Gus Gorman (Richard Prior), ingenioso programador informático. Para el una tecla es un arma y Superman se encuentra con la amenaza microelectrónica de su vida. Christopher Reeve repite con este su mas querido papel, profundizando en su carácter mas humano de Clark Kent reunido con una antigua compañera de clase en la reunión del colegio de Smallville. Y cuando Superman se convierte en su peor enemigo después de exponerse a la Kryptonita, Reeve saca adelante los dos personajes con increíble convicción. Los increíbles efectos especiales abundan, pero sobre todo tiene corazón, heroísmo y humor de altos vuelos. Todo en superabundancia, por supuesto. (Warner Bros. España)
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In order to entertain the audience, the filmmakers tried to complement the film with an interesting actor who was very popular in his time. This actor was the black comedian Richard Pryor, who played a brilliant fool whose abilities are utilized by the evil side without him knowing what he's actually causing. Choosing an actor who became famous mainly for comedies and for his partnership with Gene Wilder simply didn't work out; his character is incredibly clumsy and cliché, and I dare say, even annoying. His simplicity is more irritating than sympathetic. And so, a film was created that is not a completely worthy continuation of the previous two films, and a decreasing level of quality is too apparent. Christopher could try his best, but even his charm couldn't make up for this. More: http://www.comics-blog.cz/2013/08/238-superman-3-1983-45.html
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A literally repulsive film that degraded my beloved Man of Steel into a figure supporting peace, saving the world from global or societal problems, and often having more problems with itself than with its cunning enemies. In the absence of Lex and the minimized scope of Lois's character, the only interesting moment is the fight between Clark and Kal-El. Fans of the source material will be pleased to discover Lana Lang, but even this motive ultimately comes across as somewhat lost. And now the main negative: stuttering, annoying, and perpetually obstructing Richard Pryor on the screen. Without him, it would be weak, with him, it's a disaster for the best character in DC Comics.
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