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Lex over frequency causes Superman
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Film description: Just before the destruction of the planet Krypton, scientist Jor-El sends his infant son Kal-El on a spaceship to Earth. Raised by kindly farmers Jonathan and Martha Kent, young Clark discovers the source of his superhuman powers and moves to Metropolis to fight evil. As Superman, he battles the villainous Lex Luthor, while, as novice reporter Clark Kent, he attempts to woo co-worker Lois Lane
Director: Richard Donner
Cast: Christopher Reeve (Superman / Clark Kent), Gene Hackman (Lex Luthor), Margot Kidder (Lois Lane), Marlon Brando (Jor-El), Jackie Cooper (Perry White), Marc McClure (Jimmy Olsen), Ned Beatty (Otis), Sarah Douglas (Ursa), Jeff East (Young Clark Kent), Glenn Ford (Pa Kent), Phyllis Thaxter (Ma Kent)
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"There's a strong streak of good in you, Superman. But then, nobody's perfect. Almost nobody."
"This is Lex Luthor. There's only thing alive with less that four legs can hear this frequency Superman... and that's you." Loved the fact that he had studied his foe and knew his powers when he made this call.
Thank Lois Lane for that, lol
Great villain scene. 👌
Lex was badass. I love the scene in the second movie when he lights up a cigar, puts his feet on the table, and tells the super villains he'll give them all the goods on finding Superman if they give him Australia.
That's not 100% true. It's possible that some infants who just learned how to walk days prior might also faintly hear the noises. Plus all the kangaroos and wallabies in the Metropolis Zoo be like.
Man of Steel had a cool scene, too.
This scene is a masterpiece. The buildup to Superman meeting his archenemies Lex Luther was pure cinematic genius.
Gene Hackman is THE best Lex Luthor we've ever seen.
✊🏾
1977
@@spkanava1978, actually
I love the humility bit. It’s hilarious. It shows that Clark has a sense of humor.
2:55 I always took that tracking shot for granted: seeing the Daily Planet office floor from the outside, then Clark hops off the window sill. That must’ve been one hell of a movie set.
Great point
I had no idea that the entire Daily Planet office and the outside windows (made to look exactly like the Daily News building) was built on the Pinewood Studios lot. The outside scenery looks so real on film. Absolutely mind blowing craftsmanship. Film geniuses.
1977
This was one of the most perfect movies ever made. It flows seemlessly from one scene to the next.
It is perfect I love it but...but if I could remove one thing...CAN YOU READ MY MIND 🙄
I love so much about this. Clark being polite still after the guys tell him to get out of the way, the seriousness of superman as Clark becomes the man of steel in Perry’s office, that John Williams score, the effects and also that incredible Gene Hackman voice-over.
All brilliant, and together ...sublime!!!
😙😙😙
Emotional dynamite in this sequence. Movie history.
Goosebump worthy, are the combined superpowers of talents that went into this classic, from music, to acting, direction and editing,
Superman The Movie, is a classic.
En el doblaje latino no aparece esa voz off.
1977
The fly by at 3.49…. Still looks real now 45 years on! Incredible scene
Incredible, isn’t it?
Absolutely correct! Amazing!
3:49
when superman starts hearing that noise and that music kicks in...bad ass
Perry wuayt 👉😠
Clark Kent 👉🤓📘📷
That moment for me is the best in the entire film, gives chills man, that music growing means urgency and danger
@@AdrianoSnake yep truly epic something the snyder films seemed to blur the line between bad and good
@@AdrianoSnake John Williams again made among his best soundtrack for this movie
Yeah, this movie still kicks butt
This was cutting edge special effects for 1978. Especially his flyby at 3:49. I still remember sitting in the theater as a kid during this scene like "Wow.. That looked real". Imagine how great it would have been to have Reeve playing Superman today. He's still the one true Superman in my book and always will be
The movie's tagline was "You will believe a man can fly."
still looks real to me
Agreed. The only Superman.
Yes I agree especially when you compare this masterpiece to the awful pile of trash Superman 4 which was made in 1987, not bad a move made 9 years after but looked like it was released 50 years before this
As a kid I loved this scene and specifically the fly by you mention. Even now it’s still so authentic and looks real….
John William's score lifts this simple scene to a whole nother level.
I think this is his best theme. ALL are great, but there's something about this one that really makes the hair on the bad of your neck stand up. Indian Jones is a close second.
The best superhero movie score ever.
Incredible!
1977
"Only one thing alive with less than four legs than can hear this frequency, Superman."
God I've always loved this line. Shows how much of a genius Lex is. I like the reference to it too in Young Justice, "With Superman off-world, there's only one thing alive can hear this."
One of my favorite scenes from this great movie. I always loved how Reeve lowers his eyebrows at 2:26 when he hears Lex Luthor. And Hackman was incredible with making it so easy to hear his devious smile through the frequency. Great music as he gets set to go out the window, too.
A strong contender for best scene in the movie. It’s literally pitch perfect. The musical queues with Hackmans menacing, but hilarious voice over are just brilliant and the flying sequence from when he transforms into Superman to his graceful arc upwards immediately afterwards are, in my opinion, the best Superman flying effects ever put on screen. Those few seconds do literally look like a man flying….! Classic scene.
I agree. You can really see the distinction between Clark Kent and Superman in this scene and it shows what an amazing actor Christopher Reeve was.
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If you want the best example of that, have a look at the scene in Superman 2 in the hotel room after LL has jumped into the Niagra Falls to try and prove that Clark is Superman. The scene where Clark finally gives in and stops pretending. Reeve seems to literally change from Clark to Superman, all while still dressed as Clark. His posture, voice, demeanour, everything just changes as you’re watching the scene. It’s a stupendous bit of physical acting from Reeve.
I agree that this scene is perfect. But best effects? Obviously not. The flying looks fake which is of course no problem since the movie came out in 1978. Not that the effects matter that much. Man of Steel had great effects and still is by far not as good as this movie.
Elonif It does not look fake.
1977
The SFX for its time were fantastic….when I saw it in 1979 it was marketed “ you will Believe a man could fly” and I did..I am 67 now and I still believe…smile
Superman The Movie still catches my attention each time I watch it. Every time I watch this movie, it’s like me watching it for the very first time at age 5. This will always be the greatest Superman Movie of all time and it was done in the 70’s.
It's rated as the greatest superhero movie of all time my many elite Hollywood directors, including Christopher Nolan and Steven Spielberg.
King James I agree 100%
1977
Perry White is still talking to this day.
and still asking if that suit is plastic
And he’s dead
Lol
43 years and he's STILL talking.
In his 83 years in this business he had never talked as much
The flying sequence at 3:30 as he starts to go vertical still awes me to this day.
It's perfect!! Goosebumps!
1977
christopher reeve is still alive in our hearts
@@jetlewis1343 This corn ain't gonna grow by itself son.
Henry cavill superman vs Christopher reeve superman fight who would win?
Kiranbala Yengkhom if it’s wasn’t for routh cavill would destroy reeve
Yes indeed
"There's a strong streak of good in you Superman...But then,nobody's perfect.......Almost nobody.."
All time classic
We all have our faults. Mine's in California.
@@jeffreyjeziorski341 nice. Lol
Brilliant.
“Otisburg?...Otisburg?”
Gene Hackman's voice.... Hypnotic...
Mike Rochac 3:21 cool 😎
Totally nailed it.
Only Gene Hackman could have pulled off playing Lex Luthor with a full head of hair.
One of the greatest voices of all time. I also miss hearing him do voice overs for commercials.
I remember going to the theatre before this movie came out and they would show the previews for it. they were teasers that actually did not show Superman but at the end they would say "you will believe a man can fly". it was awesome
These effects must of been amazing for people back in the 70s.
They were!
Except it was made in 1987 and even as a 5 year old kid with a 480p or whatever tv i could see how bad the cgi was lol
@@justinrohomon979 not 1987 idiot. 1978.
@@justinrohomon979 1987?? Erm no not even close! Try 1978 . .
@@classifiedtopsecret4664 😁 switching number around in my old age.
One thing Dick Donner did well with this movie was pacing, and keeping the world close-knit but not too small. Case in point, this scene sets up the entire third act for the audience.
Lois interviewing the native American chief about the land fraud deal, her telling him Jimmy is shooting pics at Hoover, Perry reiterating that fact to Clark in the following scene, and the nuclear launch showing on the televisions when Kent stepped in the newsroom.
All of it was foreshadowing for what was going to go down, but it wasn't too obvious even after 1000 rewatches.
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Oh, and that gradual upward soar he does from 3.30-3.37 to get to a proper scanning height was nothing short of majestic!
That Native American interview in the car scene was filmed in Church Rock, New Mexico. To this day that area is called, "Superman canyon by locals." #navajonation
I was surprised to find that fans had discovered the exact location and it had been honored as so.
Awesome. Thank you for sharing that!👍
Matthew Livingston that’s interesting.
How about that? I live in New Mexico and never heard about that. I'll have to pop over and check it out sometime! :D
That's cool.
Christopher Reeves was the one who invented superman push off when he flies. He said it made it look believable.
Do you mean the arm movements when he changes direction? If so, have you also noticed both Routh and Cavell copied them, I'm guessing as a tribute to Reeves?
Christopher Reeve was an accomplished glider pilot by the time he was filming this movie. He had an understanding of the mechanics/physics of atmospheric flight, and incorporated that into his performance.
*Reeve
Yes, Reeve. My mistake. I get Christopher Reeve mixed up with George Reeves. Plus, predictive text is killing me. Lol
@@mdteletom1288 I think they've done that way becausa it was a great addition to Superman's portrait on movies. The best way of showing flight.
Is it just me or there's anybody else who thinks this is one of the coolest scenes in the movie ? Especially Lex talking Superman through dogs ?
He doesn't talk to him through dogs. It's a high-pitched frequency that only Superman can hear (not humans). Dogs can hear it too.
Luther actually knew about his super- hearing& cleverly goaded him on a ultrahigh frequency to make him take action.i could be wrong, but Superman s super hearing has only been used 2 times in this film, but it was used great.
I love this scene! Capped off with ‘there’s a strong streak of good in your Superman….. but then nobody’s perfect’
Love Gene Hackman
Despite those cat like reflexes
Lex Luthor's voice is so hypnotizing! RIP to the only superman.
I love this scene cause of the high frequency and Lex's voice sound's awesome!👌
MikeyMike72 2:31 me too.
It was a great display of his super- hearing.
1977
This movie had, and still does, contain such human emotion too it. There’s no doubt that’s why it’s still considered the best superhero movie ever made. Christopher Reeve really brought such a gentle, sensitive side to both Clark Kent and Superman. He really is “Superman!”
one of the best flying sequences ever as he swoops down and up against the skyscraper
Yep
The best Superman movie of all time, I have always loved the practical on set shot of him flying by the window with all the woman looking...
I enjoy this movie
1977
2:40 onwards, that fucking music cue is so fantastic... The building sense of urgency. And Lex's confidence, such a fucking great scene.
J. Schwab exactly it was the perfect set up music and The S had to come out.
You nailed it! Letter perfect build-up.
Thats what always got me too that music cue....John Williams soundtrack was part of what makes it such a great movie, the soundtrack tells the story without you even realising it.
J. Schwab it almost has like a thriller genre vibe to it. Awesome soundscape. Back then movies weren't afraid to mix genre elements. Nowadays that's no longer quite the way it it.
J. Schwab the same music as when Lois jumps into Niagara Falls in S II. When you hear 2:40 begin, you know something is about to happen.
That music growing as he comes to the window is just epic. That's why these new super hero movies cannot compare to this one. That music inspires danger and at the same time is heroic, a sense of hope. Hope
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Frangueiro??? That's your name?
Even in the darkest times, hope cuts through. Hope is the light that lifts us out of darkness.
@@TayllonBrendon Fangueiro,why?
John Williams the master again doing his music
My father, rip, worked at the daily planet aka the daily News at the time. Superman is pure magic for me everytime I see it. Gene Hackman was GOLD.
The scene when the girls in the office see Superman fly past is brilliant. It looks so real.
That's basically how it was with the Beatles. lol
I agree, it looks great
That's right.....
Magnific.....
Superman,...
Really.....
This scene is fantastic....
R.I.P. to Jackie Cooper(Perry White). Passed away on 5/3/2011 age 88. I remember him as a regular on The Our Gang Series or Little Rascals. Thanks for the lifetime memories.
Definitely
He'll always be Perry White
1977
The flyby at 3:49 is still amazing 42 years later.
What's up Super Mario
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1977
What an imaginative idea for transforming into Superman. It is shot, scored, and edited so dynamically that its sheer joy blows away (for me, at least) any questions about whether anyone would see him do this, or about the relatively primitive effect used to create the transformation. They were really going for it, and it works beautifully.
Steven Watchorn They did it like the comics. He transforms like that.
Where did he put the clothes?
@@SimsMoyal Kryptonian nanotechnology on his suit would be a great retrospective explanation into how Clark Kent changes into Superman in the Christopher Reeve movies.
The same highly advanced nanotechnology (nanites) as seen with Tony Stark's "bleeding edge" suit in the Avengers: Infinity War.
When he changed Into Superman... he still had his Dress pants on....
Ice Fire 3:29 that’s what I noticed about that, when I was a kid.
I think that was done on purpose to show he isn't finished changing.
This is his secret super power to change clothes instantly into Superman outfit ;-) . Well...if a man can fly...everything is possible and nobody would be surprised at this moment in the movie XD
Lol never saw it until you pointed it out
because it is a PG movie...they can't show him taking his pants off
This scene is so, so strong .
The building up and drama.
Hollywood just cannot make moves like this anymore... they just cannot
"The world doesn't make sense Kent you ought to know that by now."
It's wierd: this movie came out 20 years before I was born and I have never heard a line from a movie with a more wise line.
Richard Donner did a great job of highlighting how no one see's him as Clark, he jumps out the window in front of everybody! Yet as soon as he is Superman the world is in awe....
I love the almost salacious tone in Luthor's voice: "But a disaster, people in danger, people who need help..." He really enjoys causing the death of innocent people.
The only one Superman Christopher Reeve forever
And the best Clark Kent
Definitely
@Joe Mckenzie True. But as an actor, Henry Cavill sh*ts all over Christopher Reeve.
We were watching this TV broadcast at home when it aired and at the time, I distinctly remember my dad sternly asking me. " You like this shit ?" I meekly said "yeah". What I should have said was "Well it was your generation that came up with it ! "
Still the BEST Superman to this day..ALWAYS will be the best Clark Kent/ Superman- Chris Reeve R.I.P
3:50-3:52- easily one of my favorite flight scenes period. The way he flies by the building. Just too SWEEEEEEEEET
you know every women in that building had to wring out their panties after seeing the big guy fly by
back to the good old days when Superman in flight was ADORED by the office ladies all wanting to pull him off from irritating Lois Lane.
1977
Truly majestic. Reeve was such an amazing Superman.
Remember seeing this in the theater as a kid and was blown away still am
Me too
1977
I normally praise Reeve's acting but hackman who had a very distinctive voice just sounded like lex Luthor over his own voice. Now that's acting.
R.I.P Christopher Reeves and Margot Kidder
Sinisa Karpa don’t forget Jackie Cooper(Perry White).
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I miss them...😥😞
This came out the year I was born. Sad that so many of its stars have passed already from the stage.
Love how clark kent is played in this movie, played to perfection by reeves.
I love this scene...the flying shots are really well done I think and hold up well.
This flying scene feels real. Today’s CGI cannot replicate it because Christopher Reeve could embody the character the way no one ever had before and have not done since.
I enjoy 😊 all the movies out now but when I was a 15 year old in 78. This movie 🎥 was and still in someways magic on the screen. For the first time we got to see a comic book come to life! Thanks to Christopher Reeve and all involved! Most of all the vision of Richard Donner made it a classic!
This movie has a kind of campy Lex Luthor. But here in this scene he truly come off as a scary nemesis.
Always thought Lex Luthor works best as a theatrical villain with a cunning mind, exactly what Gene Hackman did. I really didn't like Kevin Spacey's physical hitting Superman or that nonsense he had to sleep with old widows to make money.
1977
This is one of the best pieces of music in the movie. Hats off to you John Williams.
Still best flying effects to date no cgi just wires cameras blue screen and the man him self Christopher reeves who made us believe a man can fly
Jason Norman Reeve!
Reeves is another Superman from 20 years earlier
Jason Norman can’t replace Reeve. A very very sad, strange, tragic and bizarre end.
Never believed that a man could fly but its a fun movie
did you watch the clip? it’s not even close to good effects, it’s outdated... reeve made us feel that with his acting, not with the blue screen
Luc_YT I agree the effects are dated but it was 1978 at the time it looked incredible
TRUE Superman! To this day, whenever I hear a high-pitched car alarm going off somewhere, I always think of this scene, and often put a cup to my mouth and start quoting Lex's monologue!
Henry is the closest we know to the newest version of Superman. Reeve is the classic version of Kal-El in the most classic way.
Greatest icon ever.
I remember flipping through the channels as a 5 year old and when I saw 3:25 I was instantly hooked
The 3 hour version is really good. I'm glad it got released on Blu Ray. Richard Donner doesn't consider it the final version but I think it clarifies things quite well, especially with the twin rocket launch. I always thought Lex Luthor was just stopping the same rocket transport twice. I also thought the pacing was decent. Perhaps Lex Luthor's "babies" thing is a bit weird / weak but other than that the entire 3 hour version is superb.
Yeah, that bit could be a little confusing, but the trucks and missiles look different and there's different military personnel in each scene.
1977
2:21 R.I.P headphone users
Queen 2:22-2/28 🐕 gets irritated
1977
omg, that "da da da da da da" as he is making his way to the window 😍😍😍😍
If you happen to watch or are planning to watch Young Justice, there is a scene in Season 1 Episode 22 that directly calls back to this scene. Though, it’s with Superboy instead of Superman hearing the frequency.
Greatest Superman well done movie
Medal Mold Well without nostalgia it's a pretty lackluster film
Did you see the extended version of Superman:The Move (1978) in which its true running time is over 3 hours?
@@egrizly Well there's always "Man of Steel" for you.
@@Dohsoda and I love it. 99% of it is based on that Earth-One continuity bummer DC just slept on that comic line has cinematic universe written all over it.
@@egrizly I suppose. I also enjoy it. Diffffrient strokes for different folks.
3:40 on. Does he have to fly so low? Lol. "Hey, everyone, it's me. I can fly. Ha-ha. You can't. Ha-ha." Joking aside, this movie is still magic to me after all these years. Positively indelible.
He's trying to find the source of the frequency he's hearing
1977
Still the best Lex Luthor.
It's not like he's got any serious competition
@@daustin8888 You see Jon Cryer's lex on supergirl?
Best on film maybe; cartoons and TV on the other hand ...
Gene Hackman will always be Superman. However, the follow-up to the Man Of Steel movie, Brian Cranston was going to play Lex Luthor. If he did, Gene Hackman may have been dethroned. But in their decision to have another play the part solidifies Gene as the irreplaceable Lex Luthor.
Nah, the Superman Returns Lex Luthor is the best
2:46 Lex Luthor was Thanos before Thanos was cool. 1/2 the population?!
Wow
Well yeah. Luthor has been around since 1940. Thanos was created in 1973. Only 5 years before this movie.... Lol
Lex Luthor is arguably the greatest comic book villain of all time. In my opinion, better than Magneto and the Joker. I personally don't feel that any one actor has yet given us the definitive performance of this academically brilliant, disgustingly wealthy and politically influential nasty piece of work, whose core belief is that not all human life is worth the same.
@@vin00ify Dr Doom had the top spot during that time.
@@vin00ify would have too be something between Hackman and Brown interpretation of the character.
R.I.P. Christopher Reeve , Margot Kidder, and Jackie Cooper. Superman part 1 to 4 will live on forever.
Making the floor super slippery in a single flyby 3:47
LMFAO!! That is F**King brilliant! You win the internet friend.
1977
"This is Lex Luthor. Only one thing alive with less than four legs can hear this frequency, Superman. And that's you. In approximately five minutes, a poisoned gas pellet containing propane lithium compound will be released through thousands of air ducts in this city, effectively annihilating half of the population of Metropolis."
I know it all seems a bit much, but how else was I going to meet you, Superman? I knew you'd never accept an invitation to tea. But a disaster, with people in danger, people who need help... Oh, I just knew you couldn't resist that chance to sort of pitch in. You know what I mean?"
There's a strong streak of good in you, Superman. But then, nobody's perfect. Almost nobody."
Even as a kid I found Lex Luthors sardonic humor very charismatic. Gene Hackman nailed it.
You're a moron.
I always feel sorry for those poor stray dogs foraging for food.
Billy Boid is just jealous because Luthor rejected him for being too stupid and hired Otis instead.
gt1937 that dialogue and delivery is what made this movie so great, there are so much memorable quotes from this movie and Superman 2. I can't remember one single line from man of steel....it was very weak in dialogue, such a shame as I think it has the potential to be a good reboot, but it just lacked depth heart and emotion compared to the original Superman movies.
gt1937 Gran película y Bso
Couldnt of said it better myself the reeves hackman mash up was perfect
Still the best superhero film to this day. Although many follows...
The special effects are dated but the acting makes up for it. Still my favorite superhero movie.
@@IdealUser yeah
There’s a strong streak of good in you..Superman!💫
I like how there's just a random wide open window, 30 stories up.
So nobody sees this cat, open a window and jump out of it and turn into a iconic character! Gotta love the old days! Peace!
Iv never seen an actor transition so seamlessly from one character to another so smoothly and naturally.
Adam West did it pretty well
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@@notunremarkable Huh?
@@Markos581973 a scene from the 60s Batman TV series with Batman on the phone to himself as Bruce Wayne
@@notunremarkable weak example
Kryptonian nanotechnology on his suit would be a great retrospective explanation into how Clark Kent changes into Superman in the Christopher Reeve movies. The same highly advanced nanotechnology (nanites) as seen with Tony Stark's "bleeding edge" suit in the Avengers: Infinity War.
Christopher Reeve is the only person that made you believe in real life he was superman. He is the true Kal-El.
The FX are dated but, with all the care and attention given to his flying, they look better than what we currently have.
I still think the scene where he fly past the window n the women scramble to get a look still looks amazing.
My favorite scene. My favorite music in the movie when Lex Luthor starts talking. Well done.
Wow, that movie still has chops!
That flyby at 3:50 I can watch all day long
The I love the music.
I saw this in the theater the day it was released. When it missed its summer release date, there were constant negative news articles about cost and that it might not ever be released, you know, newspapers write shit. Richard Donner was on the defensive, hinting there were no wires used for Superman flying, amping up expectations of Superman fans like me, who were mostly teens devoted to DC comics. Sitting in front of the big screen, this scene was impressive. Lex Luthor was absolutely brilliant, using high frequency sound to reel Superman in to his underground lair, he was far more malevolent and without fear than the comic character. And Superman dropping off the ledge and sweeping into that massive curve of a flyby past buildings and buses, it really looked like no wires.
It's a good thing that Clark didn't get either fired or suspended from his job at the Daily Planet when he had to leave Perry White's office during their conversation while Perry's back was turned on Clark because of Lex Luthor sending out a frequency to contact Superman to invite him to his hideout for a chat.
It was hard to read that all in a row without breathing
You got bags of humility.
Perry White as you might know is being played by actor Jackie Cooper. That same actor who as a boy was one of the Little Rascals who had a crush on his teacher Miss Crabtree.
I came for the jump alone and it looks dope
I love how Hackman sounds superior and truly menacing in this scene.
While in the comedic scenes he is over the top and funny as hell.
Me thinks Dr. Evil himself was inspired by Hackman's Luthor.
Never cease to amaze me , the flying sequence , he's gliding .
It looks natural like almost documentary , unlike new Superman these days , it looks so stage
This movie was BOMB back n 78 @ da movie theater!!!
The music at 3:25 is perfect!
3:41 - haha the black guy looks the wrong way, sees the camera then looks away quick
Completely awesome
Young Justice paid homage to this scene when Lex called Superboy the same way. Even nearly copied Lex’s lines
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My god, i loved this scene as a kid. It just puts you right there, flying with supes
John Williams music score magically lifts the movie up!!!