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Does Superman II have end credit scenes?

No!

Superman II does not have end credit scenes.

Superman II

Superman II

1981

As Superman saves the day by deflecting a nuclear device into orbit, he inadvertently frees arch-villain General Zod and his minions from Kryptonian exile. With destruction looming, Superman must reconcile his dual identities as Clark Kent and the Man of Steel to stop Zod's rampage and protect the woman he loves, Lois Lane.

Runtime: 127 min

Box Office: $108M

Language:

Ratings:

Metacritic

83

Metascore

7.6

User Score

Metacritic
review

83%

TOMATOMETER

review

76%

User Score

Metacritic

67.0

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User Score

Check out what happened in Superman II!

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As the original theatrical release of this film unfolds, we find ourselves hurtling back in time to the fateful destruction of Krypton. In the aftermath, notorious felons General Zod (played by), Ursa and Non are condemned to exile within the Phantom Zone. Years pass, and a catastrophic shockwave from a hydrogen bomb launched by Superman (played as) shatters the Phantom Zone near Earth. This sudden release sets free the three villains, who find themselves imbued with extraordinary powers courtesy of the radiant yellow light of the Sun. Empowered and determined to dominate the planet, they set their sights on conquering Earth.

Meanwhile, The Daily Planet dispatches intrepid journalist Clark Kent (played as) and his trusted colleague Lois Lane to Niagara Falls. Lois becomes increasingly suspicious that Clark's secret identity is none other than Superman after he disappears when Superman saves a child from peril. In a deliberate act of self-preservation, Lois places herself in harm's way at the falls, but it is Clark who bravely rescues her, preserving his anonymity once more. Later that night, as Clark accidentally stumbles and his hand lands on a fiery hearth, Lois catches a glimpse of his unscathed palm. This revelation prompts Clark to confess his true nature to Lois, revealing that he indeed possesses the extraordinary abilities of Superman. As their mutual admiration grows, Clark whisks Lois away to the Arctic's icy expanse, where the Fortress of Solitude holds secrets of his past within crystalline structures. Superman openly declares his ardent love for Lois and his desire to spend eternity with her. Upon consulting the artificial intelligence of his mother Lara, Superman chooses to surrender his extraordinary abilities by exposing himself to the red Kryptonian sunlight in a crystal chamber, becoming mortal once more. As Clark and Lois spend the night together amidst the Arctic's serene beauty, they eventually depart the Fortress and return from their icy sojourn.

As the plot thickens, General Zod (played as) and his cohorts make a dramatic entrance at the White House, coercing the President of the United States into surrender. In a diner, Clark and Lois encounter a brutish trucker named Rocky who sexually harasses Lois and brutally attacks Clark. The chaos is interrupted by a news report announcing the President's resignation to Zod. As the Commander-in-Chief pleads for Superman's intervention to save the Earth, General Zod issues his infamous demand: "Kneel before Zod!" Realizing the gravity of his mistake, Clark hastily returns to the Fortress in a desperate bid to reclaim his lost powers.

As Lex Luthor (played by Gene Hackman) makes a daring escape from prison with the cunning assistance of Eve Teschmacher, the diabolical duo sets their sights on infiltrating the iconic Fortress of Solitude. Unbeknownst to Superman, Luthor gains valuable insight into the hero's connection to Jor-El and General Zod, providing him with the perfect leverage to manipulate the latter. With Zod now aware of Superman's Kryptonian heritage, Luthor offers to guide his fellow villain to the Man of Steel in exchange for control over the continent of Australia.

As the three Kryptonians - including Zod (played by Terence Stamp), Ursa (played by Sarah Douglas), and Non (played by Jack O'Halloran) - form an unholy alliance with Luthor, they converge on the Daily Planet, where Superman has been busy restoring his powers. Upon their arrival, a thrilling battle ensues between Superman and his extraterrestrial foes.

However, Zod's cunning plan soon unfolds as he exploits Superman's compassion for humanity by putting innocent bystanders in harm's way. Recognizing that his only hope lies in luring the trio to the Fortress of Solitude, Superman takes flight with Zod, Ursa, and Non in hot pursuit. In a daring move, he kidnaps Lois Lane (played by Margot Kidder) and brings along Luthor, hoping to use the villain's expertise to outsmart his enemies.

As Superman attempts to persuade Luthor to guide the trio into the crystal chamber, which would deprive them of their powers, Luthor ultimately reveals the chamber's secret to the villains. Zod forces Superman into the chamber, assuming him powerless, but the hero reconfigures it to expose the Kryptonians to red sunlight while he remains protected.

With his powers restored, Superman turns the tables on Zod and his cohorts. He crushes Zod's hand, sending the villain tumbling down a crevice, while Non meets a similar fate as he attempts to fly over the chamber. Meanwhile, Lois takes matters into her own hands by knocking Ursa into another crevice.

The next day, Clark Kent (played by Christopher Reeve) returns to the Daily Planet and shares a romantic kiss with Lois, using his abilities to erase her memories of their harrowing adventure. Later, he confronts Rocky at the diner, settling the score for Superman's earlier absence. As the hero returns to civilization, he restores the damage caused by Zod and replaces the American flag atop the White House. With a sense of duty fulfilled, he reassures the President that he will not abandon his responsibilities again.