Superman IIcombined director Richard Donner's 1977 footage with Richard Lester's 1979 footage.Approximately 25-30% of Lester'sSuperman IIwas Donner's footage.Superman III (1983)d.Richard Lester, 125 minutes (TV version: 141 minutes)Film Plot SummaryThe film opened in Metropolis' Unemployment Bureau, where a shiftless black man in his early 30s, August "Gus" Gorman (Richard Pryor), stood in line while playing with a yo-yo.Dunn and Brandt suddenly appeared as back-up, and while Dunn struggled to bring the station back online to transmit he abort codes, Brandt pursued Wistrom into the electrical power room to restore the power, as Hunt chased after Hendricks for possession of the launch-control device (in the case) within a nearby multi-tiered, fully-mechanized, circular parking garage.Presumably, Michael was getting even for the many years he was subjected to evil in the mental hospital.Imhotep added an important detail - Alex must enter the pyramid before the sun struck it that last morning - otherwise, the bracelet would suck the life out of him." The group were taxied by Dopinder (who had kidnapped his hated romantic rival and cousin Bandhu and hidden him in the cab's trunk) to the Scrapyard - where Deadpool offered a challenge: "Time to make the chimi-f--kin'-changas.