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Vince Corazza
- Matt
- (as Vincent Corazza)
Chris Sigurdson
- Complimentary Customer
- (as Christopher Sigurdson)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesFilm debut of Thom Allison.
- GaffesA newspaper headline in the defunct Winnipeg Tribune uses the American spelling of "favored". The Winnipeg Tribune would have used the Canadian spelling "favoured".
- Générique farfelu"POOR SUPER MAN" was developed by CanState, Toronto, Bob Baker Artistic Director, Martin Bragg Artistic Producer
- ConnexionsReferences Smallville (2001)
- Bandes originalesFreedom
Performed by Pattii McMath
Written by Pattii McMath
Produced by Ian Armstrong and Dave McMath
© 2002 Courtesy Pattii McMath
Commentaire en vedette
"How could I ever have drowned in someone as shallow as you"
What a great line.
I had never heard of the stage play, "Poor Superman," but, I wasn't one bit surprised to find at the ending credits that this was a film based on a play, and that the original playwright had penned the screenplay.
I haven't read the other comments on here, and really don't have to--but, I am shocked at the user rating. I thought this was a wonderful movie that I picked up out of the "GAY" section of our local video rental chain. I "try" gay films. In essence, I watch for about 20 minutes, and if the acting is horrible and the plot is inconceivable, I generally stop it and move on. I thought this movie was wonderful--plain and simple. The script wasn't far fetched, the situations weren't forced, and even though I tried like hell to predict where it was going, I couldn't. I kept waiting for it to disappoint me, and it didn't. The natural flow of the film is unlike any other "indy gay flick" you've ever seen. I found all the characters believable, with some of the best dialogue I've heard in a while. As a playwright, I was totally engaged, and would recommend it to anyone who asked me for my opinion.
I had never heard of the stage play, "Poor Superman," but, I wasn't one bit surprised to find at the ending credits that this was a film based on a play, and that the original playwright had penned the screenplay.
I haven't read the other comments on here, and really don't have to--but, I am shocked at the user rating. I thought this was a wonderful movie that I picked up out of the "GAY" section of our local video rental chain. I "try" gay films. In essence, I watch for about 20 minutes, and if the acting is horrible and the plot is inconceivable, I generally stop it and move on. I thought this movie was wonderful--plain and simple. The script wasn't far fetched, the situations weren't forced, and even though I tried like hell to predict where it was going, I couldn't. I kept waiting for it to disappoint me, and it didn't. The natural flow of the film is unlike any other "indy gay flick" you've ever seen. I found all the characters believable, with some of the best dialogue I've heard in a while. As a playwright, I was totally engaged, and would recommend it to anyone who asked me for my opinion.
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- M_INC_KW
- 12 juin 2004
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Poor Superman
- Lieux de tournage
- Assiniboine Athletic Club, 401 - 83 Garry Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada(as Assiniboine Gym, workout scenes with David spotting Kryla)
- sociétés de production
- Consultez plus de crédits d'entreprise sur IMDbPro
- Durée1 heure 29 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 1.85 : 1
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