Continuity: When nuclear Man bursts the cab's hood, the radiator explodes and vanishes. A second later it's back on. Submitted by Sacha
Directed by Sidney J. Furie, starring Christopher Reeve, Gene Hackman, Margot Kidder
Continuity: When nuclear Man bursts the cab's hood, the radiator explodes and vanishes. A second later it's back on. Submitted by Sacha
Revealing: When Clark Kent enters the subway, the set is the same as the rampage later in the film; only that the second time we see this set, the subway entrance has vanished. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: After Nuclear Man lands on Metropolis a black man in a grey suit keeps moving from a white pole to a parking sign between each shot. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: When Nuclear Man lands on Metropolis a cop on the right is opening the door of his car. In the next shot he is repeating the movement. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: When Nuclear Man walks towards the newspaper on the desk, the phone cable's position changes through shots. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: In the quarry, Lenny parks his car to the very right of two wagons. Seconds later the car is in front of them. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: When Superman arrives at the UN, Jimmy Olsen stops in the middle of the street to take a picture of him. A shot later he's six feet behind a dark car. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: When Lacy shows the mock front page of the Daily Planet she holds it covering the red circle on the top right. A frame later she's holding it several inches down. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: When Superman and Nuclear Man fight on the balcony the high powered binoculars disappear. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: When Nuclear Man arrives to earth, full of energy from the sun, his footsteps don't glow; neither do they when he arrives to the balcony, several scenes later. Then a couple of seconds after they glow but stop glowing when he walks towards Superman and keep that way for the rest of the film. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: The bundle that Superman makes to destroy the weapons changes to a tenth of its size in about a second. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: When the Soviet missile is about to be launched, the sky changes from daytime to dusk. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: A couple seconds after Lenny insults Nuclear Man, when he is about to be lifted up, the place he stands in is different from where he was before. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: The Soviet missile has legible CCCP red letters, but in the following shot it's covered in snow, although the close-ups don't show any snow falling. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: When Superman is taking the missile with the rest of the weapons, its colour changes from dark black to light grey. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: After Lenny calls Nuclear Man "experiment freako", the stool from the drum disappears. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: When Superman stops the Soviet spaceship from turning around the solar panel is facing upwards, a second later the spaceship has changed position and the panel is sideways. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: Mr. Warfield asks the little boy to repeat "I wish Superman had said yes" and places his hand on the kid's shoulder. The shot changes inmediately to a close-up and the arm and hand are gone. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: Two firemen are seen away from their truck, but when the angle changes six firemen have appeared seemingly from nowhere. Submitted by Sacha
Continuity: A window shop with a red curtain and a TV set explodes and gets totally destroyed, but several seconds later when Nuclear Man plays around with the SWAT van we see it intact. Submitted by Sacha