Superman (1978 film) father on Earth. "Superman" was originally scheduled to be released in June 1978, the 40th anniversary of "Action Comics 1", which first introduced Superman, but the problems during filming pushed the film back by six months. Editor Stuart Baird reflected, "Filming was finished in October 1978 and it is a miracle we had the film released two months later. Big-budgeted films today tend to take six to eight months." Donner, for his part, wished that he had "had another six months; I would have perfected a lot of things. But at some point, you've gotta turn the picture over." Warner
Superman in film Reeve Superman Collection", an 8-disc set that was valued at US$79.92. Like the 2001 set before it, "The Christopher Reeve Superman Collection" received positive reviews. Also on November 28, 2006, a 14-disc DVD box set titled "Superman Ultimate Collector's Edition" was released, containing "Superman", "Superman II", "", "Superman III", "Superman IV", "Superman Returns", and "", among other releases. All contents of the set were housed within a tin case. The set was valued at US$99.92, and received extremely positive reviews when first released. However, after only a day on the market, Warner Bros. announced that there were two errors discovered