After being poisoned by sun radiation, a dying Superman decides to fulfill his lifelong dreams while Lex Luthor has his own agenda.After being poisoned by sun radiation, a dying Superman decides to fulfill his lifelong dreams while Lex Luthor has his own agenda.After being poisoned by sun radiation, a dying Superman decides to fulfill his lifelong dreams while Lex Luthor has his own agenda.
- Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination total
James Denton
- Superman
- (voice)
- …
Christina Hendricks
- Lois Lane
- (voice)
- …
Anthony LaPaglia
- Lex Luthor
- (voice)
Edward Asner
- Perry White
- (voice)
Obba Babatundé
- Judge
- (voice)
- …
Steve Blum
- Atlas
- (voice)
- …
Linda Cardellini
- Nasthalthia
- (voice)
Cathy Cavadini
- Floral
- (voice)
- (as Catherine Cavadini)
- …
Frances Conroy
- Ma Kent
- (voice)
Chris Cox
- Lead Agent
- (voice)
John DiMaggio
- Samson
- (voice)
- …
Robin Atkin Downes
- Solaris
- (voice)
Michael Gough
- Parasite
- (voice)
Finola Hughes
- Lilo
- (voice)
Fred Tatasciore
- Krull
- (voice)
- …
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaSadly this would prove to be one of the last projects that Dwayne McDuffie would see to fruition as he passed away on February 21, 2011. Not only would this be the day before the film's release but it was one day after his birthday as well.
- GoofsSampson is a Biblical figure, a leader of the Hebrew people. His power comes from is devotion to the Abrahamic God. He would never 'swear to living Zeus'.
- Quotes
Steve Lombard: "Superman Saves Mission To The Sun"? We don't know that yet, Lois.
Lois Lane: I already write Superman stories before they happen. If you don't know how big the sun is, go away.
Jimmy Olsen: It's 333,000 times bigger than the size of the Earth. I looked it up on my Superman signal watch.
- ConnectionsEdited into 5 Second Movies: All-Star Superman (2011)
Featured review
All-Star Superman is one of the most popular Superman stories there is. For some Grant Morrison fans it borders on being a sacred text. And as is the way with sacred texts, any deviation from the 'word' borders on blasphemy; however, in this case those fans have a point. Morrison (and artist Frank Quitely) crafted a deeply layered work. Morrison loves the more 'goofy' Silver Age of comics and it shows, but beneath all the 'wacky stuff' (dinosaur men??) is a narrative that's interwoven with the book's structure. Originally running twelve issues published over two volumes, each issue or chapter reflects a specific time of year and/or hour of the day (interviews with Morrison regarding this make interesting reading). Unfortunately, because of the necessity to edit the whole thing down to a 70 minute running-time much of that structure - along with many scenes and therefore continuity - is lost. The result is we're left with a series of what sometimes appear to be random incidents that head-scratchingly don't quite tie together. That said, the voice actors do an first-rate job, as do the illustrators/animators in recreating the feel of Quitely's artwork. And the story is still definitely a touching one. Overall, 7/10
- Milk_Tray_Guy
- Apr 16, 2018
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- Siêu Nhân Trở Lại
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- Budget
- $3,500,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 16 minutes
- Color
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.77 : 1
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