Oliver narrates the opening line of he film, looking back:What can you say about a twenty-five-year-old girl who died? That she was beautiful and brilliant? That she loved Mozart and Bach, the Beatles, and me?Their love triumphs over different economic-class backgrounds (he is a "preppie millionaire," she a smart-mouthed "social zero" from a blue-collar Italian/American family).The two engaged in an epic battle amidst the wreckage - Clark was viciously punched, and then projected backwards, into piles of auto parts, phased but unhurt.They lost motor control and crashed into the glass-sided, roof-top waiting room, knocking the pilot unconscious and leaving the copter precariously dangling half-off the side of the building - and Lois hanging out the door above the street, precariously held there only by her seatbelt.Unfortunately, when a few rays of the rising sun slipped through a crack in the elevator door, "Nuclear Man" re-energized, broke free and again attacked Superman on the lunar surface at the site of the Apollo moon landing (marked by an American flag) - the Sea of Tranquility.The tagline on film posters declared: "It""s still the same old story, a fight for love and glory." Another stated the obsessed connection between Allen""s character and Humphrey Bogart:"By day, he is Woody Allen.