Plot hole: Superman traps the supervillain (whose power depends on sunlight) inside of an elevator to incapacitate him. Superman then ripped the elevator out of the building. He then plants it on the far side of the moon. Later on, sunlight starts to shine into the elevator through a slit at where the doors meet. The villain of course recharges and comes after Superman again. Now, if light could get through that crack there, then why couldn't it get through when the elevator was ripped out of the building in BROAD DAYLIGHT?
Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Sidney J. Furie
Starring: Gene Hackman, Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder, Jackie Cooper, Marc McClure
Nuclear Man takes Lacy into space. Superman then moves the moon in front of the Sun and causes Nuclear Man to become powerless. Superman takes Lacy back to Earth and then takes Nuclear Man and puts him in a nuclear reactor, killing him. Superman says that if people want peace bad enough, the governments of the world will give it to them. Superman then sends Lenny to a boys reform schools and sent Lex back to the labor camp.
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More mistakes in Superman IV: The Quest for Peace
Superman: You'd risk world wide nuclear war for your own personal financial gain.
Lex Luthor: Nobody wants war. I just want to keep the threat alive.
Trivia: During the making of this movie Christopher Reeve and Sidney J. Furie didn't get along at all and often clashed with each other.
Question: Assuming anyone saw this deleted scene on the DVD special features. Why would Lacy even go to Smallville?
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Answer: Lacy had gotten tired of her dad's newspaper, big-city life and decided to move to Smallville because she wanted to experience life at a much slower pace and even decided to live on a farm.