Probably because the elements of Zoom rest on the shoulders of so many previously told stories, the film offers absolutely no plot surprises. We've been handed the superhero tale in so very many incarnations, and the creators of Zoom are well aware of them all, as they throw nearly every variation into the pot: You have a world where random people are born with superpowers and frequently considered freaks ( X-Men), a washed-up superhero well past his prime (The Incredibles), and a school that trains superheroes (Sky High). Musical cues abound in this weak attempt at a superhero comedy. Retrieved Octo– via musical cues are necessary to punctuate jokes, you can pretty much settle in to the fact that the movie you're watching just isn't funny. ^ San Diego Jr., Bayani (January 8, 2010).The Adventures of a PR Girl: The Inside Story of Public Relations. ^ Rodriguez-Olmedo, Bettina (September 17, 2017).^ 'Why is parody considered fair use but satire isn't?'.'Parody Law: Are Parodies Protected Under Copyright Law?'. Asian Film Journeys: Selections from Cinemaya. ^ Doraiswamy, Rashmi Padgaonkar, Latika (February 2, 2011).'A biopic on National Artist Ishmael Bernal in the works'. ^ CCP Encyclopedia of Philippine Art: Philippine film.^ 'Super Heroes Dominate Philippine Films'.^ a b 'Philippine Film Heavy on Action'.This record was surpassed by the 1981 film Dear Heart that top-billed Sharon Cuneta and Gabby Concepcion. From 1973 to 1981, it was the highest grossing film in Philippine cinema, even defeating other known box-office breaking actors during those times including Dolphy and Fernando Poe Jr. The film had copyright infringement issues even though it is a parody, a work that is protected from copyright violation because of the fair use principle. The film got three directors because it is a trilogy in one film and each director directed each episode. Elwood Perez and Ishmael Bernal were also co-directors.

Filipino director Joey Gosiengfiao, who is known for his campy films, directed this film as one of his firsts. The film stars Ariel Ureta as the titular superhero, and is also his debut film. Zoom, Zoom, Superman! is a 1973 Filipino parody film of DC Comics superhero Superman.

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