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All-Star Superman (2011)

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This animated adventure finds the ultimate superhero Superman succumbing to the clutches of disturbed criminal mastermind Lex Luthor, who has constructed a plan to murder the Man of Steel with solar radiation. Following his exposure to the deadly phenomenon, Superman is sure he only has weeks to live, and lays plans to make good on the many tasks that ahead of him before he expires -- including telling the truth about his secret identity to Lois Lane, and defeating Lex once and for all. But is

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Action & Adventure, Animation, Kids & Family

Feb 22, 2011

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Veteran superhero director Sam Liu sustains the thoughtful, reflective mood of the movie throughout.

March 1, 2011 Full Review Source: Common Sense Media
Common Sense Media

A very good idea gets overwhelmed by an apparent need to throw in everything but the kitchen sink.

February 22, 2011 Full Review Source: Aisle Seat | Comment (1)
Aisle Seat

Turns that Jimmy Olson is a drag queen - who could have thought?

February 16, 2011 Full Review Source: Sci-Fi Movie Page | Comment (1)
Sci-Fi Movie Page

While the 2011 movie is short in the tooth, it is absolutely satisfying...

February 10, 2011 Full Review Source: Cinema Crazed
Cinema Crazed

Audience Reviews for All-Star Superman

Media seems obsessed with the death of Superman. He had a death in live-action film, Superman Returns, a death in Superman Doomsday and now another death in the animated adaptation of Grant Morrison's All-Star Superman comic book.
The animated movie is a different version of the Superman character, much like the comics. The movie starts off with him realizing that he's dying and that Lex Luthor killed him.
James Denton's Superman/Clark Kent is possibly the most lovable incarnation second only to Christopher Reeves's live-action portrayal. The loyal script and top notch acting imbues Superman with just the right level of noble superhuman grandeur mixed with a down to earth homely touch. He is the hero, and the farm boy at the same time. Similarly, Clark Kent's oafish demeanor is comedic yet sincere; his interview with Lex Luthor and subsequent escape from the prison riot caused by a supervillian's escape is possibly the most fun part of the entire movie.
February 24, 2011
deano
Dean McKenna

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"Doomed planet. Desperate scientists. Last hope. Kindly couple. Superman."

Lex Luthor enacts his plan to rid the world of Superman, once and for all. Succeeding with solar radiation poisoning, the Man of Steel is slowly dying. With what little times remains, the Last Son of Krypton must confront the revealing of his secret identity to Lois Lane and face Luthor in a final battle.

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I'm torn on All-Star Superman. There's too much going on, there are characters and plot elements which seem to serve no purpose, and despite the epic romanticism of the movie's ultimate destination - which does work on some levels - I did not come away entirely satisfied. And yet, I can't deny that I mostly enjoyed watching it, and that some moments were quite poignant. I'm not knowledgeable enough to judge the art and animation on an objective level, but I quite liked the look of the movie, and I found the voice acting unnoticeable in the best sense, which is to say it was perfectly convincing. The music, too, was good. It's just the plot, really, where All-Star Superman loses points. But then, what's more important to a story than plot? Basically, I'd recommend this for fans, but probably not for the casual viewer. And I have a strong feeling that I would have been better off reading the comics version of this story.
March 14, 2011
LorenzoVonMatterhorn
Lorenzo von Matterhorn

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    1. Lex Luthor: Einstein couldn't connect the gravitational force to the other three but if he could have seen this... it's so obvious, the fundamental forces are yolked by awareness. The mechanistic clockwork hinges on an impossible defiance of entropy; life. And the clockwork doesn't care. You're embarrassing me beyond therapy.
    – Submitted by Joshua C (4 months ago)
    1. Martha Kent: Forest hills.
    – Submitted by Obid J (13 months ago)

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