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Synthetic kryptonite laced with tobacco tar splits Superman in two: good Clark Kent and bad Man of Steel.
Vera Webster: I still don't understand why you can't balloon down like the rest of us. Gus Gorman: I just don't believe a man can fly.
Gus Gorman: I don't want to go to jail because there are robbers and rapers and rapers who rape robbers.
Gus Gorman: [adding tar to make Kryptonite] What the hell? He ain't gonna smoke it.
Ross Webster: I ask you to kill Superman, and you're telling me you couldn't even do that one, simple thing.
Evil Superman: You always wanted to fly Kent. Now's your chance!
[Superman has just stopped a chemical fire] Fire Chief: I tell you that man is a miracle.
Perry White: I don't understand you Olsen. A boring banquet and you bring me three thousand boring pictures. Yet Superman saves a man from drowning on 3rd Avenue this morning while you stand there watching the whole thing and you don't even bring me one picture. Jimmy Olsen: Chief, I didn't have my camera with me. Perry White: [while Jimmy mouths the words he knows by heart] A photographer *eats* with his camera. A photographer *sleeps* with his camera. Lois Lane: I'm glad I'm a writer.
[last lines] Pisa Vendor: Giorgio, per favore. Que grazie.
Perry White: I don't have to tell you, it isn't easy for me to lose one of my best reporters. Clark Kent: Oh, that's okay. Perry White: But you deserve the vacation, Lois. Lois Lane: Thank you.
[Clark directs his sneeze at Ricky's bowling ball, giving him a strike and destroying the bowling pins] Lana Lang: Gesundheit. Clark Kent: Thank you.
Vera Webster: Activate circuits 29 through W7 and start full-power coordinates on exterior defensive systems. Lorelei: In other words, push this red button. Vera Webster: How did you know about that?
Vera Webster: If you don't mind, we're trying to hold a meeting here! Lorelei: Why don't you hold your breath instead? Maybe you'll turn blue. Ha! Improvement. Vera Webster: Pay attention, people, I'm about to take a human life!
Jimmy Olsen: Clark, I want you to keep these people distracted so they don't know what I'm doing. Clark Kent: What are you doing? Jimmy Olsen: What am I doing? Remember what the chief said? A photographer always goes after a story. Clark Kent: That could be dangerous, Jimmy. Jimmy Olsen: Danger? Goes with the territory, Mister Kent.
Gus Gorman: [to Superman] Hey, man! Lorelei: That's his last name. He likes to be called Superman.
Gus Gorman: Superman's bad!
Ross Webster: What will it do? Gus Gorman: Anything I tell it. Ross Webster: What will it do for me? Gus Gorman: For you, it will do anything you tell me to tell it to do for you.
Gus Gorman: You're hurting him. That's Kryptonite! Ross Webster: Yes. This time we got it right. Vera Webster: You're a genius. You've invented a machine that can find anybody's weak spot. Congratulations, old buddy. You'll go down in history as the man who killed Superman!
Ross Webster: Computers rule the world today. And the fellow that can fool the computers, can rule the world himself.
Ross Webster: You know a wise man once said, I think it was Attila the Hun, "It is not enough that I succeed, everyone else must fail."
Evil Superman: [after blowing acid on to his better half] What's 'a matter, Kent? Too hot for ya'? Come on chicken! You've been on my nerves for a long time!
Vera Webster: Don't call me "man."
White Coated Scientist: Hey. Here's that compound you ordered. Can't imagine what you want with it, but you've got it. Gus Gorman: What the hell am I afraid for? I'm from Earth.
Evil Superman: Well I hope you don't expect me to save you, 'cause I don't do that anymore. Lorelei: Don't worry about me. I'm long past savin'.
Ross Webster: My friend, you are yesterday. Whomever pulled off this caper, is tomorrow. Ross Webster: I'll say he was.
Gus Gorman: I've been thinking I'm not making enough money for this gig. Ross Webster: Gus, if there's anything I hate, it's greed. Gus Gorman: Greed? Mrs. Ross, just a minute. Let me tell you something. [goes down ski slope] Gus Gorman: I can't ski!
Lorelei: [reading Immanuel Kant's "Critique of Pure Reason"] How can he say that Pure Categories have no objective meaning in Transcendental Logic? What about Synthetic Unity?
Lorelei: Thought you'd never get here. Evil Superman: Well I hope you don't expect me to save you because I don't do that anymore. Lorelei: Ha! Don't worry. I'm long past saving. Well. Don't let me keep you from anything. Evil Superman: I'm not in a rush. What did you have in mind? Lorelei: Lot's of things. Evil Superman: Oh, yeah? Lorelei: [Superman picks up Lorelei by the arm] Woo! If you'll do me one little favor first. Evil Superman: What's that? Lorelei: Well. See, there's this little boat, and its not going where it's supposed to go and... [Superman flies out to the oil tanker ship at sea and punctures the ship's hull, making the oil spill out. Then as Superman returns to Lorelei's pad] Lorelei: Hi. [Superman slowly walks into Lorelei's room] Lorelei: How about a little après-ski? [as Superman walks closer to Lorelei,] Lorelei: Champagne? [Superman proceeds to make out with Lorelei]
Ross Webster: I can't have anyone with me... who isn't with me.
Ross Webster: Vera, get ahold of yourself. No one else ever will.
Evil Superman: [Blurts out, to the disgusted crowd after exiting the bar] What're ya looking at? Huh?
Clark Kent: I can give more than I take.
Ross Webster: I've got to get rid of him. Vera Webster: How? Shoot him? You know about him and bullets.
Ross Webster: Never underestimate the power of computers.