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Superman Fan Remasters Subway Sequence from "Superman: IV"
Following several months of painstaking editing, fellow Superman fan Aaron Price has completed his full remaster of the subway sequence from "Superman: IV - The Quest for Peace".
"The biggest thing I wanted to do was give the sequence an overhaul, and change the look and feel of the scene by making it more a New York setting," states Price. "Whilst keeping the visual effects tone of the era of the movies shot at that time, but more front projection looking rather than blue screen where possible."
The extremely limited production budget that Cannon Films had for "Superman: IV" resulted in the subway scenes having to be shot in London's old Aldwych Station as opposed to New York's Grand Central Station which had been used in the original 1978 blockbuster film.
"I'm 98% happy with the final result", adds Price. "I hope everyone enjoys this new sequence and hopefully [it] improves on the original theatrical version."
Check out Price's amazing remaster of the sequence below which features new footage of Christopher Reeve as Superman flying through the subway tunnels, dodging a train and showing he is more powerful than a locomotive.
