Man....DC REALLY had something special here. The tone, the atmosphere, the writing, what the hell happened? This could have been BETTER than the MCU pre phase 4
@GatheringHall P.S. You know what the funny thing a lot of the MCU movies before endgame are bad and people acting like it was perfect and yet this movie is the worst, I swear people are so full of it.
And yet he chose to reveal his secret by exacting far more vengeance than the situation called for instead of just knocking the asshole out like he deserved. He was going to leave town anyway; why not do something that would get him fired? I know; it was for the plot: a simple flick to knock out a bar bully doesn't make for the same movie magic as the impaled truck.
@@justanothergrunt9053 I don't believe that I missed your point. I think you may have missed mine. I would point out that you could have phrased your response the way I phrased mine; by saying that you *think* I missed the point, instead of stating your opinion as fact -- but then you addressed me as "bro," so the disrespect was clear.
@RahulRaj-gb4ng Exactly and people have the goddamn nerve to say it's bad to say it's not superman, people don't know what the hell their talking about.
On a deeper level after he exits and sees what has become of his rig, imagine the existential crisis that comes with seeing that measure of power exist in the world.
Whenever the bad man at the end comes out to see the truck impaled on the logs, I always imagine the next part of that scene is the man turning away and walking over to his own truck on the other side of the carpark.
At the start of the clip they show him driving up in that truck. My imagination goes more toward the call he makes to his employer/customer and his insurance company :)
@@r6u356une56ney a lot of truck drivers in usa are freelancer. which means, yes, the package is probably lost, but also his only tool to work. it's like getting a laptop of an IT guy smashed. just... much more expensive xD
I feel like Kevin Costner didn’t get enough credit for just how good he was in this movie - nevermind that there will never be a better Superman than Henry
@@god0fgames100 Clark was protected by Jonathan, as to save him he was going to have to expose his secret and he wasn't ready at that point to handle the human race's response to his existence, and he was years away from being ready to become Superman. It's totally not stupid, what is stupid is your ignorance and inability to recognize this.
I agree with you on this. However, it could have been much better. DC movies miss the boat when it comes to character development. Marvel movies, in comparison, portray many, if not most, characters as having flaws. This Man of Steel scene is one of the few times we get to see Clark Kent struggling with his abilities vs keeping them hidden.
Sometime people have short sight, or due to mental incapacitation can't see more. Don't take it out on him. You can clearly hear in his voice anger, rejection. Pity him, wish him health, thats all we can do. @@wwftroy22
I read someone saved a woman’s life ,but her family sued him for damaging her ribcage ? Bones heal but death is final. And it’s real life not a movie. How do people think like this
This is how someone who gets what Kal El was really dealing with throughout his life as an _alien_ (no matter what he experiences or how long he's lived on Earth he will never be human and will never "know" what being human really means as a feeling), writes a Superman origin story. And Henry Cavill is who absolutely was Kal El for that person. Not taking anything away from Reeve's version. But this is Superman done right.
Exactly, I love Henry's version of superman, it shows his struggles of trying to live like human knowing fully well he can never, and Henry portrays that self control to perfection too
I wonder who actually "knows" what it means. If you're basing humanity on visceral impulses to drive forward, you might be onto something. But big cats and apex predators have that urge also. I look through human history and it would seem that the bold have a period of decadence where what they do is only as good as the environment they shape, the people they can influence. Humanity is actually really awesome, but it happens in spurts. I think it comes down to a certain encoding that compels us to look at things through a lens of justice. When we can abide by it, we might get a decent beat on what's true
@@ramblincapuchin9075 Tell you truth I always found it foolish and doesn't really make much sense to me because it's like saying we are the only one's capable of emotions or mistakes or compassion or feelings or weaknesses or vulnerabilities or choice. You shouldn't ask what it means to be human you should ask what it means to be you.
Cavill’s kal el plus a few others are who I aspire to be. They have compassion to support good people, commitment to stand up to evil, and the will to stand ground that could be the end of their life. We can at least thank them for this.
@@Artorionjust as there are ethnic cultures, there are regional, state, country cultures, and of course; there is HUMAN culture, too. I’m all for independent thinking and focusing in on how we feel as individual beings. These “cultures” do not cancel each other out. They all exist together…not only at the same time, but in the same person. Therefore, one can assume that if beings exist elsewhere, than they, too, probably experience something similar.
I might be biased. Because I remember the old Superman, black and white series and some of the old radio Superman programs on AM radio that my father listened to. And I remember when the first Superman movie came out with Christopher Reeves. He was a hero to many. I hope his family finds peace with what happened to Chris. But "Man of Steel" gets me everytime. It wells up my sense of pride and patriotism. And the moral compass to do the right thing, when it isn't easy. I instilled this sense of doing the right thing in my son. We've since been estranged. I hope he remembers what I taught him. And that we can put our differences aside... One day. My son's name is Clark.
@robertmorris8997 I'm sorry to hear that. I hope she comes around. I've always believed time will heal all wounds. We just have to have faith that life will teach them the lessons of grace and forgiveness. My best to you friend.
My son is named Clark. Named him after Clark Kent. He has chosen a hard path in life- one that almost destroyed our family. I chose to take the high road. I hope my Clark comes back. I hope he knows the door is always open at home. He is, and always will be my son.
@@tyrellchibvongodze3566 makes no sense to me at all! Reminds me of another man that came to save the real world but people made fun of him and rejected him!
Every time I see the interaction between Super man & his dad, specially “ can I pretend to be your son” I choke . Brilliant casting . Diane lane & Kevin Costner as parents nailed it.
The look of that coastal northern fishing village is spot on and the look on Henry's face is that internal shivers you get when your body temperature starts to drop and your heart rate changes and you know that you need warmth RIGHT NOW
I get the point the movie was trying to have his father make, but this ain't it. Let the kids die? "Son, I think you can save the world one day, but for now, you have to let a bunch of kids drown."
A father/man has only has a responsibility for his family. Deep down he knows Clark is right, that doesn't mean he isn't right either. That's the entire point of that scene. Neither is wrong, while simultaneously not being right. Clark brought unwanted attention that could cost the lives of his family and himself being taken.... But letting them drown wasn't a morally driven choice..... thus he saved them, endangering his family.....
Oh yeah, this is fucking retarded. I wholeheartedly hate this version of Superman. He could pull the bus out of the water in a breeze and not even be seen, or disguise himself so he won’t be recognized, but nooo, Snyder has to write his scenes as if being Superman and actually, you know, saving lives was an unsufferable burden on his shoulders. « Rest assured that you were sent here for a reason son, but I guess it’s not for saving children, idk. » Why the hell take on Superman if you’re not going to, you know, HAVE a Superman in your movie ?
"You were sent here for a reason Clark" NO HE WASN'T, HE WAS SENT TO ESCAPE DEATH 😭 (I meant there was no actual specific reason he was sent to Earth other than survival, like he wasn't sent to be a military leader or to take over the planet etc 😭😭)
This scene is the most funny part😂😂😂 Guys whom once trained, training and still in service yet still at the dinning table and eating while watching Super guy disguise as weak guy being bullied.😅😅😅
Incredible what kind of film can be made with the right narrative, directors and cast, man of steel was done right, unlike many that have come after from DC, really quite sad how many have been butchered since.
I love Cavils Superman. But I can’t deny that the last time I saw this scene I did not like what he did to the guys truck. The scene was honestly perfect after the lady said it wasn’t worth it.
Yes, such a trivial thing. Plus, pouring sugar in the angry trucker's tank would have been just as effective, with less risk of uncovering his super powers.
honestly, i liked it. shows that clark has human inside him, both the good and bad. That dude completely disrespected him and it will take an angel or a pushover to ignore that. This just shows what happens when the obvious solution for clark is to rip the guy into pieces isn't what he believes in, yet the need to break something, the emotions inside, persists. Really shows an interesting dynamic about anger and self-control. Imagine how scary itd be if superman lost control.
it was good...but i hate scenes that break the logic created within the movie..and there is no way they would not have heard that being done to the truck.
@@trinarybit2 thinking about it, would be funny if the truck was just on it's roof. in perfect condition just the entire wrong way up. would be more confusing than devestating.
DC are really good at animating Kryptonian speed and power in combat imo you could even see little sonic booms with their punches in the IHOP fight scene
3:48 this makes no sense at all. He's afraid that clark revealing himself will cause a shift in values etc( 4:08 ). So to prevent this, he pushes clark to neglect human values and letting people die.. If you have values, you have to live by them and lead by example. You can't live a life against your values in the hope that it may have a better outcome.
Your statement is blatantly incorrect. In this scene, he tells Clark that his time hasn't come yet. He literally says that. He would've taken a risk by saving anyone on that bus, and would likely ruin his life and anyone else he loves if news got out further than just that town. Clark was sent here for a reason, and it is not time for him to make the decision to save humanity yet as a pre-teen. If people discovered who Clark is when he was that young, he wouldn't be able to serve his purpose. That's the issue. Has nothing to do with him living against his values.
@@falcon1378 that's just a bad and silly take. A good and moral person of the land, as Kostner's character was ostensibly written to reflect, understands the necessity to act, to put oneself at risk for the sake of other people, and to use the power of your body in service to others. Jon Kent is a farmer, a man of the community, and it's inconsistent with his character for him to believe that letting a bus full of his community's children die in order to protect his son's or his own anonymity is a blatant rejection of everything he should stand for. The writers made a bad decision here in order to make Jon Kent out to be some kind of high-minded philosopher playing 4D ethical chess instead of a simple man with values and a desire to keep his family safe. The writers had an opportunity here to explore Jon Kent recognizing that while privacy and the safety of his family is important to him, maybe it's also good that his son acted and saved lives. Instead, what we got is a Jon Kent cartoonishly committed to a questionable code of ethics that allows for the death of dozens of kids for his own self-preservation. In the end, I'm kind of glad that character gets snuffed out by the tornado.
This was a completely idiotic scene. Wouldn't utterly dsetroying that man's truck by impaling the vehicle numerous times with wooden trunks like this completely give away his identity? Given that no mere mortal could possibly do this, Kal-El would be discovered extremely quickly. That piece of $hit trucker did DESERVE what he got, though, and worse...
No one would believe anyway unless they saw Clark do it with their own eyes. And Clark didn't care much about concealing his powers ever since he was a kid.
The whole point of this movie was to show Clark as very human - he's not always making the best decisions in every situation. He's not perfect; he's trying to be the best person that he knows how to be, based on how his parents raised him. He got angry at the trucker and compromised his identity in the process - that's why he's a drifter of sorts, constantly moving around. Why do you think he was working there in the first place? An imperfect Clark Kent is what makes this movie so good.
People never give enough credit to this movie. That scene where Clark is in the closet because he can't process all the voices he hears..that is the single best definition I've ever seen for what people with ADD go through. "Then make the world smaller..."
Man....DC REALLY had something special here. The tone, the atmosphere, the writing, what the hell happened? This could have been BETTER than the MCU pre phase 4
Some films just age better and better. Like Dredd. Go give that movie a re-watch, it's incredible.
@jonathanlee5314 Dude, Dredd is one of the most underrated movies of all time. I wish so badly they'd continue it 😢
The studio and toxic ass audience who think they actually know what the hell they are talking about!
@GatheringHall P.S. You know what the funny thing a lot of the MCU movies before endgame are bad and people acting like it was perfect and yet this movie is the worst, I swear people are so full of it.
it dumped the surprisingly good character development and writing for an extended boomfest that seemed to last the final third of the film, iirc
Knowing what you can do to someone and controlling yourself is real power.
It's true. Never let go of being good.
And yet he chose to reveal his secret by exacting far more vengeance than the situation called for instead of just knocking the asshole out like he deserved. He was going to leave town anyway; why not do something that would get him fired? I know; it was for the plot: a simple flick to knock out a bar bully doesn't make for the same movie magic as the impaled truck.
@@elimgarak7330 So you missed the point. Restraint from stooping to that level. Trucks don't have feelings bro.
@@justanothergrunt9053 I don't believe that I missed your point. I think you may have missed mine. I would point out that you could have phrased your response the way I phrased mine; by saying that you *think* I missed the point, instead of stating your opinion as fact -- but then you addressed me as "bro," so the disrespect was clear.
@@elimgarak7330 No I’m pretty sure I’m good bro.
The kid they got to play young Clark was excellent casting.
All.of em were.
The little boy version and teenage clark
His name is Dylan Sprayberry
That truck 🚛 scene will always be a classic 😂😂😂
I always pause it. Hilarious!
I won't hurt you physicaly, Bu I'm sure Will hurt you very badly financialy.
Ever heard a truck or car crash?
Think they would all have heard that happen.
Maybe he did it reeeeeeeally gently.
I think Kent senior was a bit unfair. Junior did the right thing, the investigators can't legally compel him to undergo medical tests.
I absolutely love the huge shove that does absolutely nothing to him
I would back off if the guy you just pushed didn't move an inch.
@@gourmetbanana If I pushed a man with considerable might and only succeeded in moving myself, I'd just have to apologise
@@SoakieCat Id be buying him the next few rounds lmao, fuck just an apology XD
luckly he didnt punch him, would of been like punching solid steel block. we deserved a superman trilogy with henry cavil
LOVE U BIG TIME ... ❤❤❤ ... !!!
"You are my son.." gets me every time
And to think it's based off a real conversation the writer had with his stepson and the exact they used were the one's from real life
@@Artorion And that's why it's so real and emotional! I tear up every time I see this. What a beautiful movie
@RahulRaj-gb4ng Exactly and people have the goddamn nerve to say it's bad to say it's not superman, people don't know what the hell their talking about.
The way Costner's voice shakes slightly saying that, THAT is brilliant acting!
Perfect casting and storyline
Imagine pushing someone with both hands and the guy not moving an inch
shitty broken scene
On a deeper level after he exits and sees what has become of his rig, imagine the existential crisis that comes with seeing that measure of power exist in the world.
That's when you know you gotta bow down and apologize quick before the immovable object decides to turn into an unstoppable force.
Superman killed Optimus prime
On the first line Daily Planet
The replica version of Optimus Prime. Even if that was the real one Clark would turn him into scrap metal.
That is hilarious!
@@tuanz8009 no but in all seriousness yess he would
sorry i mean can
Whenever the bad man at the end comes out to see the truck impaled on the logs, I always imagine the next part of that scene is the man turning away and walking over to his own truck on the other side of the carpark.
At the start of the clip they show him driving up in that truck. My imagination goes more toward the call he makes to his employer/customer and his insurance company :)
I believe Clark/Superman saw him drive up.. X-ray vision and concentration and all that. He knew for sure what rig the fella was driving
@@r6u356une56ney a lot of truck drivers in usa are freelancer. which means, yes, the package is probably lost, but also his only tool to work. it's like getting a laptop of an IT guy smashed. just... much more expensive xD
The closest he became to being Homelander
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I feel like Kevin Costner didn’t get enough credit for just how good he was in this movie - nevermind that there will never be a better Superman than Henry
Probably because the hurricane scene where he told Clark to let him die was stupid as shit.
LOL@@god0fgames100
@@god0fgames100 Clark was protected by Jonathan, as to save him he was going to have to expose his secret and he wasn't ready at that point to handle the human race's response to his existence, and he was years away from being ready to become Superman. It's totally not stupid, what is stupid is your ignorance and inability to recognize this.
@@LightninLewis If i have the ability to save my father im not going to listen if he says no. It was kinda dumb.
@@god0fgames100 tornado
Till this day this will always be the best Superman movie ever made
Nothing..NOTHING the Marvel universe has produced is close to this movie. **Full Stop**
@@Buzz_Kill71 C'mon now.
I agree with you on this. However, it could have been much better. DC movies miss the boat when it comes to character development. Marvel movies, in comparison, portray many, if not most, characters as having flaws. This Man of Steel scene is one of the few times we get to see Clark Kent struggling with his abilities vs keeping them hidden.
@@eguess6103 To go one step further, the only movie better than. This is the Dark Knight ...(special mention to Spiderman 2.)
@@Buzz_Kill71 I'd pick GOTG 3 as my challenger.
I Love love love this version of Superman l have seen it several times never gets old, and Henry Cavill is perfection ❤
Yesss
Hell Yeah
Cavill was not superman
His voice when he says, "You ARE my son". That always gets me.
never be a better version of superman
Except for every single other one. Henry cavil may look the part, but this scene proves how idiotic and shitty his big blue boyscout was
@Scribz1212 you must like it why are you watching the TH-cam video then? Just to spread your hate? Everyone is entitled to their own opinion
@wwftroy22 it popped up in my feed, I immediately paused the video and saw the comments which were infuriating
Sometime people have short sight, or due to mental incapacitation can't see more. Don't take it out on him. You can clearly hear in his voice anger, rejection. Pity him, wish him health, thats all we can do. @@wwftroy22
Hell Yeah
The "Can't I just keep pretending i'm your son. To be hit with the teary voice of "You are my son" that shit hits hard.
Kevin Costner as a Dad was some of the best Father moments anyone could have
7:42 wow he handled that well. Its a good thing he didn't overreact or destroy something. Really shows his composure
fine.. i'll re watch superman again..
👏😭😭
The way Costner’s voice breaks when he says “You are my son…” total masterclass in acting. The dynamic between the 2, amazing.
"Your son saved my sons life along with a dozen+ more people...I am here to complain and argue about what happened"
Exactly, how weird of your son, how DARE he save my son.
@@jimreimers4213 IKR! "It was an act of God"...Ok cool. Thanks for stopping by. I mean, what else is to be said?
I read someone saved a woman’s life ,but her family sued him for damaging her ribcage ? Bones heal but death is final. And it’s real life not a movie. How do people think like this
This is how someone who gets what Kal El was really dealing with throughout his life as an _alien_ (no matter what he experiences or how long he's lived on Earth he will never be human and will never "know" what being human really means as a feeling), writes a Superman origin story. And Henry Cavill is who absolutely was Kal El for that person. Not taking anything away from Reeve's version. But this is Superman done right.
Exactly, I love Henry's version of superman, it shows his struggles of trying to live like human knowing fully well he can never, and Henry portrays that self control to perfection too
I wonder who actually "knows" what it means. If you're basing humanity on visceral impulses to drive forward, you might be onto something. But big cats and apex predators have that urge also. I look through human history and it would seem that the bold have a period of decadence where what they do is only as good as the environment they shape, the people they can influence. Humanity is actually really awesome, but it happens in spurts. I think it comes down to a certain encoding that compels us to look at things through a lens of justice. When we can abide by it, we might get a decent beat on what's true
@@ramblincapuchin9075 Tell you truth I always found it foolish and doesn't really make much sense to me because it's like saying we are the only one's capable of emotions or mistakes or compassion or feelings or weaknesses or vulnerabilities or choice. You shouldn't ask what it means to be human you should ask what it means to be you.
Cavill’s kal el plus a few others are who I aspire to be.
They have compassion to support good people, commitment to stand up to evil, and the will to stand ground that could be the end of their life.
We can at least thank them for this.
@@Artorionjust as there are ethnic cultures, there are regional, state, country cultures, and of course; there is HUMAN culture, too. I’m all for independent thinking and focusing in on how we feel as individual beings. These “cultures” do not cancel each other out. They all exist together…not only at the same time, but in the same person. Therefore, one can assume that if beings exist elsewhere, than they, too, probably experience something similar.
I love the soundtrack for this movie
Me too and it's AWESOME !!! I listen to it almost every day.
R.I.P Chris Cornell. Absolute Legend.
Me too.I listen to this sound-track almost every day,it's AMAZING.
What's the track at the start?
@@beady123 Seasons from Chris Cornell (Godsinger of Audioslave/Soundgarden/Temple of the Dog)
Push a man like that and it knocks YOU back..and u still wanna throw sh:t 😅 brave fella
To give every child parents like the Kents, would be truly a gift from God.
exeggerated.
Fax 🙏💯
@@kumomeme7852 shut up pls
You forgot spidermans aunt and uncle
@@kumomeme7852absolutely not even close
What’s really impressive is that he impaled the truck without making a sound.
its still funny everytime he tried to push clark and it felt like he tried to push a brick wall
I might be biased. Because I remember the old Superman, black and white series and some of the old radio Superman programs on AM radio that my father listened to. And I remember when the first Superman movie came out with Christopher Reeves. He was a hero to many. I hope his family finds peace with what happened to Chris. But "Man of Steel" gets me everytime. It wells up my sense of pride and patriotism. And the moral compass to do the right thing, when it isn't easy. I instilled this sense of doing the right thing in my son. We've since been estranged. I hope he remembers what I taught him. And that we can put our differences aside... One day. My son's name is Clark.
Man of Steel is the best one because it's the most practical
Same thing with my daughter. Haven't seen or heard from her in over 2 years.
@robertmorris8997 I'm sorry to hear that. I hope she comes around. I've always believed time will heal all wounds. We just have to have faith that life will teach them the lessons of grace and forgiveness. My best to you friend.
@@sambolimbo Same hopes for you.
My son is named Clark. Named him after Clark Kent. He has chosen a hard path in life- one that almost destroyed our family. I chose to take the high road. I hope my Clark comes back. I hope he knows the door is always open at home. He is, and always will be my son.
If your an actor and u want action roles......look like this guy
This is the most believable casting of a character's younger self I've ever seen.
My life saved i would have said nothing! Thats a full testament to character to get your life saved and then go rat him out for being different! 😢
Always pains me to now that the world has no shortage of people like that!
Some people want to use him as god object for their own agenda. Also not his first time doing it, make the community cautious. Brainless ppl
Typical brainwashed midwestern hicks.
@@tyrellchibvongodze3566 makes no sense to me at all! Reminds me of another man that came to save the real world but people made fun of him and rejected him!
You've got that Right!!!! Henry, is
Superman !
Henry Superman Cavill ever serves me beer. I'm tipping him everything in my wallet and walking away slowly.......
i tear up everytime kevin costner says "you ARE my son"
Every time I see the interaction between Super man & his dad, specially “ can I pretend to be your son” I choke . Brilliant casting . Diane lane & Kevin Costner as parents nailed it.
I love this movie and all the actors in it.
i would like feature length episodes of superman just hitchhiking across america like christopher mccandless, into the wild style
How nice of him to save that man from drunk driving.
Costner was a great Pa Kent. Brought a level of humanity to him that we can all relate too.
Agreed, but John Schneider was also fantastic in Smallville
glad no one saw or heard a semi getting crushed by logs less than 100 feet away
The look of that coastal northern fishing village is spot on and the look on Henry's face is that internal shivers you get when your body temperature starts to drop and your heart rate changes and you know that you need warmth RIGHT NOW
I know what Mr. Kent intended, but he raised that boy the right way. If you can make a difference, you make the difference.
Hmm, you try to shove someone, and when you do, YOU fly back two feet and they don’t budge….. and your decision is to KEEP messing with the guy…..
Tbf the guy was probably intoxicated.
Last scene 🔥 perfect revenge
absolutely perfect. He has no choice but to call the cops, who are going to ask if he was planning on driving his truck drunk. Genius.
Saw this film for the 1st time last week and need to watch it again, as soon as possible, maybe this afternoon, it's awesome !!! 😃
How we didn't get like a dozen films from this, I'll never know. Snyder should be given full control of DC
Damn this clip....now i have to watch this movie for the hundredth times. my DVD collection.
I get the point the movie was trying to have his father make, but this ain't it. Let the kids die? "Son, I think you can save the world one day, but for now, you have to let a bunch of kids drown."
A father/man has only has a responsibility for his family. Deep down he knows Clark is right, that doesn't mean he isn't right either. That's the entire point of that scene. Neither is wrong, while simultaneously not being right.
Clark brought unwanted attention that could cost the lives of his family and himself being taken....
But letting them drown wasn't a morally driven choice..... thus he saved them, endangering his family.....
Yeah, that "Maybe" part of the line should've been edited out. I would have rather have him say something more of the line of, "I don't know, Clark"
Oh yeah, this is fucking retarded. I wholeheartedly hate this version of Superman. He could pull the bus out of the water in a breeze and not even be seen, or disguise himself so he won’t be recognized, but nooo, Snyder has to write his scenes as if being Superman and actually, you know, saving lives was an unsufferable burden on his shoulders. « Rest assured that you were sent here for a reason son, but I guess it’s not for saving children, idk. » Why the hell take on Superman if you’re not going to, you know, HAVE a Superman in your movie ?
@@N2Deep00 Still missing the point.
Clark needed the clothes to fit in, not because he was "cold"
He still shouldn't have stolen them! 😂
"you are my son" fuck i want that hug
You wouldn’t be able to keep a shirt on me if I was built like that lol
Henry Cavill is THE Superman!
Damn Straight
My favorite Superman, since Chris Reeve😢, Love you Henry for a great performance 💙 ❤️
"You were sent here for a reason Clark" NO HE WASN'T, HE WAS SENT TO ESCAPE DEATH 😭
(I meant there was no actual specific reason he was sent to Earth other than survival, like he wasn't sent to be a military leader or to take over the planet etc 😭😭)
To be fair he don't know that
You just said the reason while saying he wasn’t sent there for a reason 🤦🏾♂️
so in exactly your words the reason is because "HE WAS SENT TO ESCAPE DEATH" lmao
That would be a reason
Actually KalEl’s Father planned that he would be a leader by example on earth- important part of the story.
:35 that was filmed in my Hometown of Ucluelet on Vancouver Island Canada. No longer a Church though it’s a Brewery now 1 of 7 😅
This scene is the most funny part😂😂😂
Guys whom once trained, training and still in service yet still at the dinning table and eating while watching Super guy disguise as weak guy being bullied.😅😅😅
Incredible what kind of film can be made with the right narrative, directors and cast, man of steel was done right, unlike many that have come after from DC, really quite sad how many have been butchered since.
This is a great movie
This was such a good movie.
So the parents mad their kids still alive or something 😂😂 I don’t understand their problem 2:58
Classic white people writing seeing a bleesing as a freak. Its tiring to watch tbh
Half way through this freakin clip and I’m going max to watch this movie….again! 😂
I love Cavils Superman. But I can’t deny that the last time I saw this scene I did not like what he did to the guys truck. The scene was honestly perfect after the lady said it wasn’t worth it.
Yes, such a trivial thing. Plus, pouring sugar in the angry trucker's tank would have been just as effective, with less risk of uncovering his super powers.
It's about the mindfuck Superman is giving the truckerdude. He cannot explain nor comprehense how his truck ended up in this condition.
Personally I thought it was over the top hilarious.
honestly, i liked it. shows that clark has human inside him, both the good and bad. That dude completely disrespected him and it will take an angel or a pushover to ignore that. This just shows what happens when the obvious solution for clark is to rip the guy into pieces isn't what he believes in, yet the need to break something, the emotions inside, persists. Really shows an interesting dynamic about anger and self-control. Imagine how scary itd be if superman lost control.
@@souldepletion13 No one needs to imagine... There's an entire arc about it.
I love the moral dilemma that this scene shows and the heart that is poured!!! 😢 great writing and imagery.
Pushing toe school bus out water = epic. No bringing him back as Supes = epic bad decision!!
This movie had so much potential.
Has it ever been explained how superman shaves??
he looks in the mirror and he uses his laser vision to shave.
with kryptonite razor blades duh ...
Gillette. The best Supe can get.
He is Superman, he chooses to not grow hair here and there.
@@1amfr3eYes I once saw him do that in an animated series from the early 2000's I believe.
This was such a great movie!
0:15 Man of Steal
Lol😅
Yes it will always be the best Superman,
How do you not hear someone trashing a truck from inside a bar?
Simple. Clark picked it up, and took it into the woods. I'm pretty sure jackass was in that bar for awhile, drinking. By then, Clark had returned it.
@@johndanielsforJesus Yup, not many people can pick up a truck.
Truck Driver: OH Shitte!!!!!!!!!!!!! as he sees his truck on the pole.
Supes as he walks away from the bar: Who's the punk, now????
This version of Superman will never be outdone. It is an all time great
The look on the dude in the bars face when he pushes Clark and nothing fuking happens is brilliant 😊
I used to think Kevin Costner was a tool, But have come to realize, he is an AWESOME actor
Did you just called Yellowstone crap?
Movie was perfect 👍🏼
it was good...but i hate scenes that break the logic created within the movie..and there is no way they would not have heard that being done to the truck.
Fair point. I'm thinking drag it a few miles away, tear it apart, carry it back.
@@trinarybit2 thinking about it, would be funny if the truck was just on it's roof. in perfect condition just the entire wrong way up. would be more confusing than devestating.
I may to sit down and actually watch this. I went on strike with super hero movies after Dark Knight but I'll make an exception.
Kevin Costner was the greatest Jonathan Kent everrrrrrr🔥🔥🔥
John Schneider: Hold my beer.
DC are really good at animating Kryptonian speed and power in combat imo you could even see little sonic booms with their punches in the IHOP fight scene
1:07 xD
One of the best superman period.
Henry cavill's acting is top notch.😂😂
Kevin Costner just nails sentimental scenes.
Kevin Costner was an amazing Jonathon Kent!
The semi in the trees scene is EPIC!
3:48 this makes no sense at all. He's afraid that clark revealing himself will cause a shift in values etc( 4:08 ). So to prevent this, he pushes clark to neglect human values and letting people die..
If you have values, you have to live by them and lead by example. You can't live a life against your values in the hope that it may have a better outcome.
nah
hes a dad, terrified about what will happen to his son
Your statement is blatantly incorrect. In this scene, he tells Clark that his time hasn't come yet. He literally says that. He would've taken a risk by saving anyone on that bus, and would likely ruin his life and anyone else he loves if news got out further than just that town. Clark was sent here for a reason, and it is not time for him to make the decision to save humanity yet as a pre-teen.
If people discovered who Clark is when he was that young, he wouldn't be able to serve his purpose. That's the issue. Has nothing to do with him living against his values.
Better than the alternative.
@@falcon1378 that's just a bad and silly take.
A good and moral person of the land, as Kostner's character was ostensibly written to reflect, understands the necessity to act, to put oneself at risk for the sake of other people, and to use the power of your body in service to others.
Jon Kent is a farmer, a man of the community, and it's inconsistent with his character for him to believe that letting a bus full of his community's children die in order to protect his son's or his own anonymity is a blatant rejection of everything he should stand for.
The writers made a bad decision here in order to make Jon Kent out to be some kind of high-minded philosopher playing 4D ethical chess instead of a simple man with values and a desire to keep his family safe. The writers had an opportunity here to explore Jon Kent recognizing that while privacy and the safety of his family is important to him, maybe it's also good that his son acted and saved lives. Instead, what we got is a Jon Kent cartoonishly committed to a questionable code of ethics that allows for the death of dozens of kids for his own self-preservation.
In the end, I'm kind of glad that character gets snuffed out by the tornado.
Best Superman Ever!!
This was a completely idiotic scene. Wouldn't utterly dsetroying that man's truck by impaling the vehicle numerous times with wooden trunks like this completely give away his identity? Given that no mere mortal could possibly do this, Kal-El would be discovered extremely quickly.
That piece of $hit trucker did DESERVE what he got, though, and worse...
No one would believe anyway unless they saw Clark do it with their own eyes.
And Clark didn't care much about concealing his powers ever since he was a kid.
The whole point of this movie was to show Clark as very human - he's not always making the best decisions in every situation. He's not perfect; he's trying to be the best person that he knows how to be, based on how his parents raised him. He got angry at the trucker and compromised his identity in the process - that's why he's a drifter of sorts, constantly moving around. Why do you think he was working there in the first place? An imperfect Clark Kent is what makes this movie so good.
What identity? He wasn't superman at that point and nobody see him do it .
thanks for setting dc films back ten years zack snyder
8:37 😂😂😂😂😂 “man……I suck!?”
I can’t wait to see this movie
People never give enough credit to this movie. That scene where Clark is in the closet because he can't process all the voices he hears..that is the single best definition I've ever seen for what people with ADD go through. "Then make the world smaller..."
Best movie ever
Part of the progression to what we are seeing today.
My favorite thing about it was the admirable villain. Bra-VO!
DC and WB dont need another superman origin intro story. This is it and they should continue from this movie.
Me as a young man: "woa! Cavill is jacked!"
Me as a less young man: "Why didn't they take their clothes in from the rain?"
That bully should have thank him..
He did
Superman doesn't get enough credit for his Found Art skills.
I laughed so hard the first time I saw the truck. LOL
this is what the Marvel movies miss. The Feel. They mix serious things with fun.