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- Number S01E24
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Everything Wrong With Superman The Movie In 5 Minutes Or Less
After listing the sins of Superman Returns last week, we thought it only fair to go back in time several decades and point the sin counter at one of the most beloved of all superhero movies: Superman The Movie. The year, 1978. The star, Christopher Reeve. The sins... not as plentiful.
Also, we've given you a choice near the end of this video to see the regular ending, a Cinema Sins bonus round ending, or a musical bonus round ending. Each has its own sin total and its own outtake. For mobile users, the links to each are here:
Standard CinemaSins Bonus Round:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H068KyS0grc
Musical Bonus Round:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pisvJ1YpxMk
Oh yeah, we also have a website now: http://cinemasins.com. More to come over there in the coming months. Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/cinemasins-store
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