Superman: Unbound (2013)
Superman and Supergirl take on the cybernetic Brainiac, who boasts that he possesses "the knowledge and strength of 10,000 worlds."
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James TuckerWriters:
Bob Goodman, Geoff Johns (graphic novel: "Superman: Brainiac"), Gary Frank (graphic novel: "Superman: Brainiac"), Jerry Siegel (character created by: Superman), Joe Shuster (character created by: Superman), Jerry Ordway (character created by: Ron Troupe), Tom Grummett (character created by: Ron Troupe)All Cast & Crew
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Lois informs Clark that he missed Perry White's big announcement that his son, Keith, had a baby, possibly referring to Keith Robert White, a young black orphan who appeared in the comics during the 90s, and was eventually adopted by Perry White and his wife.
Quotes
Brainiac:
You should not exist outside my control.
Superman:
Sorry to disappoint.
Goofs
During Brainiac's attack on Metropolis, while in the Daily Planet, Lois takes a rolling chair, smashes it into one of the robotic sentries, sending it through a window. It is shown the windows are clearly not floor to ceiling when the scene cuts back inside the Planet building. There's no way the robot could have simply rolled through the window.
Crazy Credits
If you stay past the credits at the end of the movie, you will be treated to a special treat: You will see the "real" fate of Brainiac.
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Genres
Animation | Action | AdventureDetails
Release Date:
23 May 2013Language
English
Country of Origin
USA
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