Pryor falls off a skyscraper
What do you reckon would really happen when he hit that angled glass?
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Dunno.
I tend not to waste time thinking about reality when watching a sci-fi slapstick comedy like this.
"These days, if say you're English, you'll get arrested and thrown in jail"
You can think Richard Lester for that scene. Had Richard Donner or Tom Mackiewicz been involved, SIII would have been a much better movie.
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Yeah but Otis was not a main character like Gus Gorman was.Otis did not dominate I & II the way Gus dominated III. Otis only had a few minutes of screen time in II. It became more of a Richard Pryor movie with Superman than the other way around.
shareFrom what I've heard Donnor wanted Superman 3 to be about Braniac. Why the studio wouldn't let him do that is beyond my comprehension.
"You want me to roll 6,000 of these!? What? Should I quit my job!?" George Costanza, Seinfeld
I cant ski!! lmao!
shareI've said it before, and I'll say it again. If they wanted Prior to ski off the side of a skyscraper, they really needed to have Superman catch him. It's the only sensible way for Prior to survive, and it would set up Prior's decision to help Superman at the end.
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Nailed it.
What is that thing you're using?.... It's technical.
My thoughts exactly
The stupid have one thing in common.They alter the facts to fit their views not the other way
He would have went straight through the glass and died, if glass didn't shattered he would shattered every bone in his body
shareThe ironic thing is that Richard Pryor of course, was in that infamous burning incident back in 1980! So him falling off of a skyscraper in comparison (even if it's in a movie and not in real life) is almost "ordinary" (if that makes sense).
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