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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ธ.ค. 2009
- This is from my hybrid cut of Superman II (1980) (which is also known as the Lester Cut because of the switch of directors during the film's production) and Superman II: Donner Cut (2006). I know there are a million hybrid cuts like this out there, but I just decided to take a stab at it myself.
There aren't too many significant changes, I just took the Donner Cut version of the battle and added parts of the battle from the Lester Cut that I liked and thought would add a slightly different perspective to it.
So enjoy, and if you have any suggestions, feel free to comment below!
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It always cracks me up, when Hackman/luthor says, "oh thank God" when Superman arrives; and when Zod looks him, he quickly says "I mean, get him!"
Hackman alone adds at least 1 star to the rating of any film he's in.
Deep down i think that LUTHOR knew it was only a matter of time before GENERAL JACKASS & his playmates got put down
Yaaa...
God, Gene Hackman is an absolutely brilliant actor! Love him!!!
Kneel before Zod!! Five sit ups,..... before Zod! Ten push ups,......... before Zod! Ten jumping jacks,...... before Zod! LOL 🤣🤣😆😆.
'He cares, he actually cares for these earth people'.....If only we had leaders like that.
"General, care to step outside?"
That line just makes this fight.
0:22 come to me, son of Jor el! 0:24 Kneel before Zod!
Lies again? Mountain Blast
1979
"General! Care to step outside?"
Now that is an epic line!!
In the Donner Cut, he says “Haven’t you ever heard of freedom of the press?” Literally everybody thinks that the care to step outside line is so much better.
Kneel before Zod 😂😂😂
@@TheKevinKruger thats the only part of the Lester cut is better.
@@TheKevinKruger No, literally not everybody.
1979
In the middle between a life/death fight he can still smile after saving someone... what a legend
I saw this in theaters as a kid! Still amazing
I love how everyone in Metropolis is just watching the fight cheering Superman on, in spite of the obvious dangers. I also love how even though they did a lot property damage, they didn't level the whole god damned city!
@Carolus Magnus it is. Another interesting fact is that some of these scenes were set in England.
1979
@@josephmullin5845metropolis was supposed to be England? Looks like New York
The taxi driver at 01:54 was a friend of mine. The fantastic british stuntman and jazz musician Alan Stuart. RIP you legend
That's awesome!!
"Man this is going to be good!" Taxi driver voices the thoughts of everyone in the cinema :)
Superman was the man on this movie!! Handling all 3 w/the exact same powers he had. U can't say he didn't live up 2 his name!! RIP Christopher Reeve
"man this is gonna be good"
yes! i quote that line all the time.
1980
Jimmy: "Hey that's the Chief's!" Luthor: "The Chief's got it." LIKE A BOSS!
It was omitted, but after Luthor says, “the chief’s got it,” Jimmy Oleson then said, “I should’ve spiked it.”
The Chief's got it last night with another Superbowl 😂
1979
One of the small complaints I have with Christopher’s Superman movies: they don’t do enough with Lex Luthor and Jimmy Olsen together. Two totally opposite characters and could easily have shown how dark/dangerous Lex is.
This fight was beyond awesome. One my top 10 favorite fight scenes of all time, and holds up well even after all these years. I loved Man of Steel but nothing beats the original.
It's not the final stand off in The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. It's not the final shoot out in The Wild Bunch, or Butch Cassidy and the Sun Dance Kid, or My Darling Clementine, or even Champ of Champs. Hmmm. I'm not sure.
This is so superior to anything recent.... it FEELS REAL
1979
@@JordetheArtistpractical fx always feels more realistic than CGI.
no one can do superman like Christopher reeve the best ever seen a true legend and an actor and person missed rest in peace
It's shocking how alleged fans like Bryan Singer...and the *&#% they have doing his films now...have managed to capture...absolutely nothing of what Reeve brought to the role--nor have even tried to, really.
But indeed, the man was practically superhuman in real life--he'd recovered 70% of sensation in his body and significant motor function after having his skull separated from his spine. THAT is not supposed to happen.
Yeah but the 50's tv Superman George Reeves was pretty good too.
al tan bello y recordado amigo cristhoper revee
Estos vídeos son un
Pequeño homenaje de
todos sus fans que tanto
lo recordamos con mucho
Cariño y te llevamos en el
corazón ♥️♥️♥️😍😍💘💋
Did you ever see Chris Reeve in interviews? He was a genuine, caring, humble guy. Like he was angel sent from heaven or something. He always seemed so... good and righteous and caring about everybody... a Superman.
He was awesome but henry cavil fits the mold too
Thanks to this movie, every superhero movie has a climactic battle right in the middle of the city during rush hour
and also the hero decides to give up his powers in the sequel
and also the hero decides to give up his powers in the sequel
I know right, so annoying when you're trying to get home.
and never as good
In The Beginning Was The Word especially when the hero sends the villain into your windshield. BTW I like your username.
He is the real Superman, no matter how many more or how many times others do it.
henry cavils superman was more realistic and less happy go lucky kiss my ass types superman. plus man of steel was just a better movie than all of the origionals
kid jaden
Man of Steel was lame and that was reflected in how badly it did in the Box office. Who cares if you TRY to make a serious movie if you don't do it will. a good light hearted movie> a bad serious movie.
You guys got move on,there will be others playing superman in the future.You could enjoy the new ones and the old ones.ANYWAY I ENJOY THEM ALL BUT MAN OF STEEL WAS AT LEAST AS GOOD OR BETTER,I THINK ABIT BETTER BUT THAT'S ME.
There’s no other Superman like Christopher Reeves. He was the best
kid jaden you are wrong
"Man this is gonna be good!" I always say that when I can sense a good action scene is coming.
I've seen Superman(Chris Reeve) swing Zod around about 50 times throughout the years, and I'm still not tired of it.
I'll always love Christopher Reeve, he was "The Man of Steel" I grew up watching. He will always be "THE SUPERMAN" to me. Others have played the character well, but I guess every generation has their favorites....he was mine.
R.I.P. Christopher Reeve....hard to believe he's been gone for almost a decade.
2019 & Still here for superman 2 🙌🏾
man! Zod was such a memorable villain
+Johnnie Campbell I think he meant that Shannon played a realistic Zod due to realistic world that MOS was set in.
Yeah that's true, but I think having another movie villain hell bent on totalitarianism might have got a little bit boring. I do agree though that he wasn't a exact copy of his comic counterpart but that happens a lot in comic book films.
true ! new zod has zero charc. development .. he just screams at people and it's hilarious
Terrence Stamp's acting alone is better than any up-to-date Superman films now.
@@suvajitchoudhury1707 EXACTLY. Shannon just played different levels of pissed. He's a really good actor, but Terrence Stamp is just on another level. Such a cold, alpha vibe
Absolutely the greatest superhero battle in film history
I love how Clark delivers the line, "Would you care to step outside?" twice in this movie. Each time, it is a significantly different delivery and tone.
I remember it felt fantastic to see Superman finally take them on after so much despair with these three nightmares turn up just as he relinquished his powers. We knew in our hearts need be back but it was still an emotional rollercoaster of a movie.
''Kneel before Zod!.'' I love that line
This is the best mix of the two cuts I have ever seen up to the point where it stops. The only things missing are the woman next to Lois watching with her, Leueen, and the rest of the battle starting with the 'Evita' bus.
Always amazed me that mom with the carriage didn’t have enough sense to get out of the way;she had plenty of time.
I am General Zod. Your ruler. Yes, today begins a new order. Your lands, your possessions, your very lives, will gladly be given in tribute to me, General Zod! In return for your obedience you will enjoy my generous protection. In other words you will be allowed to live.
Kal El disagrees.
TheGoldcountry Why do you say this to me when you know I will kill you for it?
o.k. im down.
Can I have a little piece of property known as "Australia" for this allegiance?
***** I have promised Australia to Lex Luthor. You may have..... Madagascar.
The specials effects and standards in cinematography may have changed, but Christopher Reeve as Superman is eternal.
Also, the coolest visual in this fight has got to be when he throws one of the bad guys through the office building. It still looks great.
None of the visuals look good, let's be honest! But this was the 70s and 80s, so it's no surprise that nearly 50 years later, things have improved dramatically. 50 years from now, kids will look at movies today and they'll look just as bad to them.
I love the new movies but always will love Reeve's superman also. A scene in M.O.S got me crying as i seen reeves face when Henry Cavell destroyed the huge machine. So happy i seen this my first time in the theater as a child and at awe
combined with hans zimmer's music made that moment more transcending.
1979
Superman... thank GOD
best line ever!
Zod.
1979
"Would you care to step outside" is vastly better line than what Donner used there. It's maybe Superman's coolest line ever, in any medium.
what a classic love the movie
What an extraordinary movie. IT's truly a masterpiece
6:12 'Superman'. I love that part.
In all sincerity, I find this fight a lot more riveting than the one in Man of Steel.
The crowd is involved, the atmosphere is electric and when Superman shows up, he looks like a BOSS. It's a relief when he shows up.
And it looks real. The props, the buildings crashing and the pacing of the fights as well the as the editing. Man of Steel looked like a video game. No room to breathe and enjoy and appreciate the fight.
This is just poor joy from start to finish.
I don't know man they both look pretty fake. I like both of the movies but honestly both metropolis battles in both movies were over the top and silly, for both their times. I personally like the MOS Faora fight in Smallville. it wasn't too crazy and really gave weight to superman's powers. like seriously in this scene. Zod throws him and it's just a broken windshield? nah..... a kryptonian, no matter who's side they're on, is gonna cause some damage!
But when the debris falls down and the windshield crashes, they feel tangible. They feel real.
In MOS they feel video-gamey.
+RF20Lennon Haha, w.e dude. This is terrible. B-Rank material. MOS was better by a long shot.
Robert Rivera the debris falling, roads cracking, all of that is practical visual effects. MOS looks like a video game. None of it feels real.
+RF20Lennon dude this looks like me and my friends made it... man of steel looks fucking awesome.
Incredible as these versions of the Kryptonians are 100 times more imponent and intimidating than in Man of Steel, with that look of a generic warrior of heavy armor and high technology.
It's just proof that to create villains that be a threat you don't need thousands of pretty special effects. The presence of the actors alone is sufficient when they are made for their role.
Impotent and intimidating? Do you mean to say, imposing?
This is awesome for back in the day
I know his Superman will keep inspiring people of all ages…his moral example of justice and kindness even when the chips are down, never give up. There’s always a way, there’s always hope, and always care for your fellow human beings.
I haven't seen this in a long time. I'm surprised by how little action there actually is in this action scene. The music sells it a lot...
If this came out today:
1:45 "Superman caused hundreds of deaths from that rubble!"
3:00 "Superman threw him through a building full of people, causing thousands of deaths!"
6:49 "Superman threw Zod into that sign resulting in more collateral damage and millions of deaths!"
7:02 "Why didn't Superman try to draw them away from the city sooner? He's responsible for billions of deaths! I miss George Reeves."
The whole fucking city wasn't destroyed after this fight like in Man of Steel.
LOL so true, that's exactly my point!! granted there was less destruction here in this fight, but that's mainly because the cgi didn't exist at the time, but for its time that was still a lot of destruction. but yet no one complained back then and everyone complains now
+MelanicDisaster watch the movie again, a good portion of the city is still standing, if the whole city was destroyed, then how come the daily planet is still standing in the end, and Superman was able to walk in? plus this was superman's literally first day as Superman, and he had to fight the world engines, and then zod, in this fight it was just zod
I don't care in the logic of the movie why the city was destroyed. From a writing perspective it was stupid.
+stickman3 I guess you never saw MOS, because whatever comparison you tried to make you grossly inflated. In MOS 1:45, 3:00, 6:49 x 100. How about Superman letting his Dad die over a dog yet he can expose himself to a bunch of bratt ass kids on a bus. This Superman he outsmarts and learns over his opponents. MOS he gets his ass kicked continuously and learns nothing. There is no comparison..I'm glad they made Superman of the 70s and will always be a true classic, It makes it easier for me to easily forget about the current Superman.
6:07 When Non is thrown through the building there's a quick scene before Superman emerges from the street showing a woman with a shoulder injury from the wreckage. That scene is one of those "throwaway" scenes that add enormously to the film - what begins as a mildly comedic scene (Non thrown through the skyscrapper) is made genuinely harrowing.
I love the guy who puts his arm over his head like it's going to protect him from a giant metal radio mast falling onto him 🤣
Ya know… they had a lot of imagination and vision to pull this off back in the day. I still love it to this day although Man of Steel is a masterpiece.
To this day this is still my favorite Superman movie.
Yes, for me too! superman the movie is fantastic, but superman 2 is also my favorite.
1979
Terrence Stamp = DIVINE
Divine the drag queen? Is this a Percilla Queen of the Desert reference? Where's Agent Smith?
1979
Yes, they are wonderful and very beautiful films, and we will never forget them, the wonderful Superman and McGiver as well, and Clean Destude Al-Western. These are really very beautiful childhood days.
I LOVE it when Non jumps down on Superman and the underground battle ensues, causing a powerful earthquake.
This battle is a classic masterpiece from the Movies of Superman..!!!! Christopher Reeve, you always will be the Great Superman for all Time...!!!!
Superman I & 2 will remain classics. I really can't see Man of Steel being remembered in the same way.
That sense of "YES!!", when Superman picks up Zod and swings him into the Coke sign never leaves you!
man this is gonna be good
Nicely done! I love both cuts of the film but I love the Donner cut more.
Simply Epic...just simply epic!
Nice Job!.All these years I never realized the fight scene was so short..Seemed so much longer in my memory..
Good fight. The director’s use of the truck mirror was very clever.
Gotta admit..."Would you care to step outside" is much more epic than "Haven't you ever heard of freedom of the press".
Love Gene Hackmen as Lex Luthor at 0.18-0.20, as he goes from general relief at Superman showing up to the rescue from Zod and his thugs, before going completely 360 as he realises he still needs to keep in with Zod for the sake of his own skin.
I suppose Zod didn't enjoy Coca-Cola
or Marlboro
Superman is like "I think Batman is not gonna happy when he see this..."
GochEm 30 Why would he think that?
And people complain about Man of Steel having product placement.
@@stephentreadwell5851 Have you seen a Diet Coke commercial from 1989 with Batman?
Well done, great work, Christopher Reeve will never be replaced!!!
I remember this when I was a kid
Thank you for this.
I have never seen some of these scenes before.
Great work.
I enjoyed that! Thanks for the upload!
Pretty good visual special effects for the early 80s.
You're spot on with that mate, I guess he'd been Superman for about a week in MoS and it's like any job you have a learning curve.
At the end of the movie he saved the entire planet where as a few thousand probably died because of Zod's actions.
Well done. I have been watching a lot of Superman 2 fan edits and this fight scene is usually where editors have a problem, but aside from some music sync, you nailed it.
This film reminds my childhood days!
I miss Christopher Reeve so much. I miss the real Superman so much.
2:52, loved that bit!!! ! hahahahaahahahah
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"COME TO ME SON OF JOR-EL!!! KNEEL BEFORE ZOD!!!"
When you grow up, you may realize that a good story and likeable characters makes a scene exciting. It's not about how much stuff you can destroy or how much CGI you use.
Thank you so much for this great movie 🙂...🇧🇷
Good job... got the best parts of Lester and Donner's Cut.
Terence Stamp Amazing actor
I think the scene where Superman spins Zod into the sign still holds up. Even Luthor says "I didn't think this one would go the distance." Superman vs three Kryptonians? Bet on Kal-El.
5:59 - Superman messed that guy up!
6:30 Carla from Cheers makes an appearance
Would love to see Superman the movie and superman 2 joined together with all donner cut and Lester scenes all in as one long 6 hour movie be great to watch
I honestly, as a kid, enjoyed this film far more than part 1. Though part 1, i friggin loved, just liked part 2 more. Probably cause Zod is soo friggin awesome in this film. Perfect casting.
I love how the camera keeps cutting back to Lois and everyone in the city looking up, as if they can all see them fighting from that one spot.
Great advertising blitz back in the day.
It's tough watching others play Superman.
Christopher Reeve was the best one.
This is canon baby. One of the great movies in history. Chris Reeve & Gene Hackman are insurpassable.
I GREW UP WITH THE LATE GREAT CHRISTPHER REEVE AS THE MAN OF STEEL. I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS SCENE AS A 6 YEAR OLD KID. IT STILL SENDS SHIVERS DOWN MY SPINE. GREAT TO WATCH. THANKS FOR SHARING.
I've always loved the way Superman just throwed that mirror onto the floor after he's finished with Zod.
The big difference and something I wish they would have put into Man of Steel is that Superman is still trying to protect citizens while he fights. Without that they made it look like he didn't care about anything but killing Zod.
It's sort of hard to fight and save people when you didn't have time to learn about being a better hero and when you are being attacked constantly by a guy who wants you and the planet dead in real scenario Man of Steel is what would happen there'd be no enemy gives you time outs so you can save people
Your right but I would have to argue that this IS Superman we are talking about. Their version of Superman isn't developed all the way yet and they put him in a world altering situation before he was ready. Like in the comics the situation he learns from is Jonathan Kent's death were he can't save everyone, but they changed his death in the movie a bit. Its cool I will wait until the sequel to see how much I like the new Superman ;)
The Man of Steel fight was more fast pace and aggressive that this fight. If two superhumans did fight there would be a lot more destruction, death, and buildings falling. Plus how is he going to save people if Zod is constantly throwing punches at him. When he stopped to save people in Man of Steel he was taken by surprise. Subduing Zod should be his only priority because if he takes his eye off Zod and gets killed then everyone dies.
dude i KNOW that all that dead and destruction everyone is bitching and being so fucking annoying about is a plot device for the next movie theres a reason for it you dumbasses
@@warofdarknessfang I remember him even showing remorse though. Christopher Reeves when he blows up the concrete wall above the people, has a look that he knows he made a mistake or that lives are in Jeopardy and he feels bad about it. You get none of that from Henry Cavill character
6:45 Woman in car is empty-handed.
6:46 Suddenly woman in car is eating a hamburger!
I think its KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN because on the dash of the car a KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN box was seen then later as ZOD URSA and NON are creating a wind storm we see a man and a woman walking out of a KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN restaurant seeing carrying their order before being blown away buy wind .
oh and stamp's epic "KNEEEL before zod!"
"Haven't you ever heard of freedom of the press?" Yeah, glad you didn't include that cheesiness just because it came from the Donner cut.
Ursa "Superman!" * Manhole cover sends Superman reeling back * Best part of the fight.
Christopher Reeve will always be the best Superman ever!!
I love how Superman rips the mirror off of the truck, uses it against Zod and then throws it onto the floor.
A part of me will always love this movie but i won't let nostalgia sway my decision
I guess Superman prefers Pepsi
Strongly prefer Superman II over MOS. "Nostalgia" doesn't exist when this is clearly better. There's just more emotion and craft, not people flying around inside of a video game.
I disagree, but to each his own. Both are great movies for me.
Mackster248 yep, same thought here! Great movies!
I loved how despite the seriousness of the battle there's well timed humour mixed in ...a bit like James Bond's multiple encounters against henchman Jaws in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) and Moonraker (1979). This is one of many things that makes this battle superior over the MOS version.
MOS bounced back and forth between a tedious drama and a video game.
@aidsbrigade well said sir my thoughts excactly
The cocacola sign smash is SO EPIC
Special effects are superb
General Zod is still playing in lots of movies. If you've ever seen "Yes Man" with Jim Carrey he played in that movie as the motivational speaker who say's YES!
One of the roles he played was the voice of Jor-el in the smallville series
Terrence Stamp, who played the role, had a long history of films even before this role.
The chief's got it. Love Hackman's author.
I love how they make concrete and steel explosive.
one of my favorite´s scene of Superman II