I remember seeing "Superman II" in the theater when I was about nine. The spectacle of General Zod, Non, and Ursa toying with these weak, soft, pathetic humans before brutally killing them, with no hope of Superman swooping in to save the day, absolutely terrified me. I distinctly remember worrying that they would then fly through the screen and kill everyone in the theater in a similarly gruesome manner. In the pantheon of screen villains, Darth Vader had nothing on these guys, as far as nine-year-old me was concerned.
@@Nunavuter1 This is how villains used to be made. Even in the late 90s and early 2000s Villains were villains and heroes were heroes. Modern films make me root for the bad guys.
what were the Villians doing for oxygren? Even Kyrptonians need to breathe. There is no air in space. They were banished into the phantom zone as humans on a planet, and then escaped the Zone while in deep space, so what did they do for oxygren?
One i would change i would swap ursa oxygen filling space kill so she get to pull that space cord harder with her you hear riping and tearing of space cord and suit more it would be funny as hell zod would have more fun too
Pretty brutal scene, especially hearing the cries for help from the guy in the ship, a quarter-million miles from home, completely helpless, with no chance whatsoever of getting out of this situation alive.
I'm 45 now and I saw this in theatres. It was very impactful and yes, I know that when we look back at older movies, we roll our eyes and remember that we did see them through younger eyes when everything was new. But still... this scene holds up pretty well today as it is pretty nightmarish.
My math teacher in primary school looked almost exactly like General Zod / Terence Stamp in the 80/90s, he even had the exact same beard and an almost "passive agressive" facial expression when standing idle, some students would consider him a very strict and quite reserved man, but he was (and is) actually a great guy :D
This scene is actually hot, she is beautiful and curious but also evil, then wants his badge so she rips it off his suit, knowing that will rupture it, then watches him with fascination and satisfaction, while he yells and painfully inflates as the pressure rushes out, then she kicks his inflated butt into space. And all he can do is watch her get smaller and smaller as he floats away like a humiliated man trapped inside a balloon.
Something that confused me as a kid was why the Lunar Module started to collapse when all Non was doing at first was holding one of the struts. Then I learned the real Grumman landers were made of very light and thin materials to save weight, so the thrust of the launch engine would tear the ship apart if it didn't achieve ascent.
@@PricelessDamnationV2 I know. What annoyed me about the Donner Cut is how the same pieces of music from the original Superman are used over and over with little to no variation.
General Zod is a memorable villian and he is great in Man of Steel 2013. Me : Yes true to that i agree. But, I actually remember General Zod along with Non and Ursa. Because, of this great introduction to their characters from Superman 2 (1980) movie 👏👏👏.
@@nigelsookram882 love the scene on the moon I would have liked to have seen ursa stopped the lunar module from taking off. Would also have loved for the u.s military to have used fighter jets, battle tanks and maybe even warships but would it have defeated them
I have always thought since a child that Christopher Reeves what's one of the most handsome men to ever grace this planet! He wasn't always has been the only Superman 💪🥰
You Couldn't be on General Zod's gang of three if you weren't a murderer. The way all three took turns killing those three innocent astronauts. THE LAST ONE JESUS!! THE WAY NOM CRUSHED STOPPED THAT SHUTTLE FROM TAKING OFF AND NOD BLOCKED IT!!! DAM! THE WAY URSULA AND ZOD WERE WATCHING HAVING THE POPCORN SEEING NOM CRUSH THE SHUTTLE AND THE LAST ASTRONAUT IN.
"Kneel before Zod!" Guy in suit hands Zod a paper. "My name is Alan Leibowitz. I represent Fred Gyer, Alan Span, and Georgie Blansky - the three astronauts you killed on the moon. You've been served to appear in court over their wrongful deaths."
I could never tell if she actually kicked him in the nuts. Looks like she got his thigh more than the actual groin. But then his hands go down to his groin as he flies away, it's really hard to tell. When you slow it down, it looks more like his thigh that she kicks.
So I sent this to some a Russian buddies and it was suggested the Cosmonaut says to Zod: “who are you? What is your name?” And Zod sounds like he’s saying “What kind of fragile creature is this?”
Great scene. Great movie. But I actually noticed this 40 years later does anybody see how fast the air tube falls in zero gravity when zod yanks it out? Not on the moon.😊 still a great movie.
This is brutal but i takeout the dialogue of " What kind of a creature are you ?! " into a Predator picking up Arnold by the jaw with one hand. Either played by my brothers and me during 80s 😂
Non holds onto the lower part of the lunar module, but sinc its the upper part that is left behind, the astronaut should hve been able to escape because its the upper part that blasts off.
@@JonnyContagious There's a lot more than Williams' main theme. Thorne's score is almost completely a work of arrangement of Williams' score, such that when the Richard Donner cut was restored most of Thorne was replaced with the corresponding Williams recordings from the first film. (Williams was afforded a larger orchestra.) Thorne's original composition is mostly in scenes like this one focusing on Zod's trio, since they were only briefly in the first film.
I gotta say, this did not hold up nearly as well as I thought it would. It looks very goofy and silly now, with only the bit of the lunar lander being destroyed being well done.
I'd be freaked out if i looked out the window and saw a humanoid figure flying through space , and it looks right at you, revealing its sentient, and unaffected by a vacuum, cause you know even though it looks human, it ain't a human. i would think it would either be a robot or a demonic spirit. i actually heard someone on a shuttle in orbit seen something like that once.
I never understood what was going on when Non was holding down the ship. It looks like the ceiling starts caving in; is that supposed to be the force of the engine crushing the ship since it's held in place? Then later it looks like the engine is off and the ceiling continues to cave in.
Respectfully disagree. There’s plenty of great action scenes in the modern dc movies. The smallville fight in MoS, doomsday fight, JL final fight versus steppenwolf (shout-out flash). Not knocking Superman 2, it’s great! Although not quite as polished as the first one.
I never understood why the ceiling of the lunar module starts caving in while Non only holds it down by the leg. Not to mention why these astronauts wear helmets with see through glass masks instead of something opaque to block out cosmic rays and harmful radiation.
Actually it kind of makes sense to me that whatever superpowers allow them to fly they could just as well use to let them "walk" however they want to in lower gravity
Seems like the astronauts took the most abuse in this movie. The guy that played Non ( Jack Ohalloran) Do not get along with Christopher Reeve at all on the set or off the set. It came to blows one day and Richard Donner the Director said not in his face! When he was about to beat the crap out of Superman.
Looks Like Kryptonians can Speak on the Air'less Lunar Surface of The Moon & The Humans in the Space Suits can hear them ???? Hmmm this is an Inconsistency or is it a Thing the Fantoms are able to Talk normally just about anywhere Ehhhhh !
I don’t think they were fueled by hate so much as by the complete lack of empathy you feel towards other people when you’re a homicidal sociopath. Intelligent life means nothing to such people. They are either means to an end or playthings to torture and manipulate, and then kill when they grow bored with them.
I imagine if you saw 2 super villains slaughtering 2 astronauts in front of your eyes, you’d be inclined to want to escape before doing the same to you….. And of course Non did exactly that - crushing the poor guy inside his little tinfoil LEM. 😂
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This is typical Hollywood stereotyping, in American films all the baddies have British accents(Terence Stamp, Susanna York), and all the goodies have American accents(Shane Rimmer, John Morton)
Probably not. The real LEM only carried two astronauts, so was unmanned and depressurized during lunar walks(it didn't have a full airlock). So if General Zod and is chums showed up during an Apollo mission....
I remember seeing "Superman II" in the theater when I was about nine. The spectacle of General Zod, Non, and Ursa toying with these weak, soft, pathetic humans before brutally killing them, with no hope of Superman swooping in to save the day, absolutely terrified me. I distinctly remember worrying that they would then fly through the screen and kill everyone in the theater in a similarly gruesome manner. In the pantheon of screen villains, Darth Vader had nothing on these guys, as far as nine-year-old me was concerned.
This scene made me fear and hate them on a deep level.
@@Nunavuter1 This is how villains used to be made.
Even in the late 90s and early 2000s
Villains were villains and heroes were heroes.
Modern films make me root for the bad guys.
what were the Villians doing for oxygren? Even Kyrptonians need to breathe. There is no air in space. They were banished into the phantom zone as humans on a planet, and then escaped the Zone while in deep space, so what did they do for oxygren?
One i would change i would swap ursa oxygen filling space kill so she get to pull that space cord harder with her you hear riping and tearing of space cord and suit more it would be funny as hell zod would have more fun too
I know exactly what you are talking about 💯 I saw this as a horror movie at that age. This scene gave me chills. I’ll never forget it.
This scene scared the hell out of me when I was a kid...Especially the music.
Was just thinking the same. The music does alot.
This music is so much better than the Donner version
Pretty brutal scene, especially hearing the cries for help from the guy in the ship, a quarter-million miles from home, completely helpless, with no chance whatsoever of getting out of this situation alive.
In space, no one can hear you scream...
I'm 45 now and I saw this in theatres. It was very impactful and yes, I know that when we look back at older movies, we roll our eyes and remember that we did see them through younger eyes when everything was new. But still... this scene holds up pretty well today as it is pretty nightmarish.
I’m also 45. I still prefer these old movies so much more.
It is the ultimate in horror. The astronauts are isolated and completely helpless at the hands 3 heartless Kryptonians.
Even though this films from 1980 the effects are still pretty decent with obviously no cgi used.
I have to say, after seeing this scene, Zod and his cohorts were deserving of everything that happened to them in the end...
Yup, this was straight up cruelty.
Would have loved to have seen ursa hold back the lunar module from taking off presuming she would have been strong enough
To be fair, it looks like they were more curious about the astronauts at first, not realizing how easy it would be to kill them in that environment.
Ursa tearing the astronaut's suit freaked me out when I was a kid, it was utterly pointless.
He was wearing the symbol of another allegiance
Zod is one of the greatest and most underappreciated villains of the 80s. Terence Stamp as Zod was downright frightening to children lol.
My math teacher in primary school looked almost exactly like General Zod / Terence Stamp in the 80/90s, he even had the exact same beard and an almost "passive agressive" facial expression when standing idle, some students would consider him a very strict and quite reserved man, but he was (and is) actually a great guy :D
@@millerman7799"what fragile type of life form is this?"
@@XTRABIG So satisfying when Zod rips out the air hose!
@@AlanVivash hahaaaa yes
The part with Ursa and the astronaut is perfect.
He was no match for her!
"what kind of a creature are you? "
"I'm just a man"
"a man?"
Ursur was not impressed at all.
That poor guy. In the history of mankind, no man ever experienced death by depressurization AND a kick to the crotch.
This scene is actually hot, she is beautiful and curious but also evil, then wants his badge so she rips it off his suit, knowing that will rupture it, then watches him with fascination and satisfaction, while he yells and painfully inflates as the pressure rushes out, then she kicks his inflated butt into space. And all he can do is watch her get smaller and smaller as he floats away like a humiliated man trapped inside a balloon.
Yes, especially how she breaks the laws of physics and talks in the vacuum of space. 😆
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This scene is the definition of powerless.
I love how sounds waves travel in the vacuum of space.
Wow you’re clever.
@@axebomber2108 I try🤓
Editor clearly inserted a shot of the cockpit being crushed by Zod's associate early at 2:53 to pace the scene differently.
Something that confused me as a kid was why the Lunar Module started to collapse when all Non was doing at first was holding one of the struts. Then I learned the real Grumman landers were made of very light and thin materials to save weight, so the thrust of the launch engine would tear the ship apart if it didn't achieve ascent.
This was one of the Richard Donner scenes in the Lester Cut, and this definitely was a great scene to best showcase how evil these Kryptonians were.
Funny that they can speak in the vacuum of the moon.
The music used here fits better than what was used in the Donner Cut.
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@@connorbrennan4233 That's because the Donner Cut primarily repurposed John Williams' score from the first movie to varying degrees of success.
@@PricelessDamnationV2 I know. What annoyed me about the Donner Cut is how the same pieces of music from the original Superman are used over and over with little to no variation.
That would be terrifying
Hence the reason we did not return to the moon...
General Zod is a memorable villian and he is great in Man of Steel 2013.
Me : Yes true to that i agree. But, I actually remember General Zod along with Non and Ursa. Because, of this great introduction to their characters from Superman 2 (1980) movie 👏👏👏.
I love how they talk in the vacuum of space and in perfect modern English.
Yeah the Russian guy had more of a communication problem with them Kryptonians, naturally
this SCARED THE HELL OUT OF ME!!
@Jon Davis your a lunar module pilot and a super humanoid is crushing your ship..pucker factor off the charts
@Jon Davis meaning Id crap my pants
@@nigelsookram882 love the scene on the moon I would have liked to have seen ursa stopped the lunar module from taking off.
Would also have loved for the u.s military to have used fighter jets, battle tanks and maybe even warships but would it have defeated them
@@nigelsookram882 does anyone think that more powerful missiles, battle tanks or warships would have defeated the kryptonion villains
no because they have super powers, only superman could stop them.
I have always thought since a child that Christopher Reeves what's one of the most handsome men to ever grace this planet! He wasn't always has been the only Superman 💪🥰
You Couldn't be on General Zod's gang of three if you weren't a murderer. The way all three took turns killing those three innocent astronauts. THE LAST ONE JESUS!! THE WAY NOM CRUSHED STOPPED THAT SHUTTLE FROM TAKING OFF AND NOD BLOCKED IT!!! DAM! THE WAY URSULA AND ZOD WERE WATCHING HAVING THE POPCORN SEEING NOM CRUSH THE SHUTTLE AND THE LAST ASTRONAUT IN.
Hey look at 1:09 the object falls faster like it’s in the Earth’s Gravity LOL
At first sight I thought this was video footage from Jeff Bezos's flight into space earlier today.
Fact. Actor playing th3 astronaut Non kills is John Morton who play3d Dak in th3 3mpir3 Strik3s Back
Zod is the yin to Superman’s yang.
how Zod he knew the Russian's language?
@Ian Robert Davies Sorry im not familiar with dr Who...The Master?
Somebody help me ! On the moon ?
My friends and I used to make fun of this scene so much as kids! Also the astronaut is smiling too!
Superman, maybe?
He was panicking and didn't want to die.
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They can't you scream in space.
No oxygen in space should mean no explosions or fuel burning.
lookin for logic in a Superman movie, uh?
you must be the soul of every party
Zod will stop at nothing to bring Superman and Earth to their knees.
"Hello, what kind of a creature are you?"
I'm just a man
@@DrifterSam a pathetic man Ursa replys in cold fashion.
democrat
He should have identified as a woman.
there was no "Hello". She said "YOU!"
They named the next rocket being sent to the moon Artimus 😮
The Lunar Module separates when lifting off. Leaving the lower portion behind.
well in this model...it all was designed to lift off...dont mess with my childhood memories please.
0:15 the voice of the original Scott Tracy - Shane Rimmer
"Kneel before Zod!"
Guy in suit hands Zod a paper. "My name is Alan Leibowitz. I represent Fred Gyer, Alan Span, and Georgie Blansky - the three astronauts you killed on the moon. You've been served to appear in court over their wrongful deaths."
0:54 super vocals in a vacuum , here come super moon conspiracies i should send this to bart sibrel
So this video is basically aliens killing humans on moon while communicating in English
Why not in Japanese.
Like nearly every other sci-fi movie.
1979
Christ that nutshot was beyond brutal
Not deez nuts!!
I could never tell if she actually kicked him in the nuts. Looks like she got his thigh more than the actual groin. But then his hands go down to his groin as he flies away, it's really hard to tell. When you slow it down, it looks more like his thigh that she kicks.
Zod, Ursa, and Non have the same powers as Superman.
Brandon Kohout yes, because they’re Kryptonians.
Superman was stronger
Superman was more cunning then the 3 of them
No kidding Brandon 🙄
They do? Are you sure?
So I sent this to some a Russian buddies and it was suggested the Cosmonaut says to Zod: “who are you? What is your name?” And Zod sounds like he’s saying “What kind of fragile creature is this?”
The guy at huston makes a cameo in Batman Begins.
There is no sound on the moon !! No air. Silence . No sound at all. She couldn't speak with the astronaut.
what does the cosmonaut and Zod say to one another? the last bit sounded like the Cosmonaut said "Noo!"
Boris asked who are you? Where did you come from?
Zod replied, Fragile sort of life form it is
Great scene. Great movie. But I actually noticed this 40 years later does anybody see how fast the air tube falls in zero gravity when zod yanks it out? Not on the moon.😊 still a great movie.
It's the moon, what were they breathin'?
Air?
Ain't no air in space.
There's an Air in Space Museum 😁
Do you think they need air to breathe? They are aliens bruv
Yes, by definition, if you breathe you need air.
Fish breathe. These FICTIONAL SUPER POWERED ALIENS may need air, but not necessarily need oxygen
I honestly don't care anymore, I won't get drug into this...
My first post was just for fun anyway.
Goodbye
This is brutal but i takeout the dialogue of " What kind of a creature are you ?! " into a Predator picking up Arnold by the jaw with one hand. Either played by my brothers and me during 80s 😂
Non holds onto the lower part of the lunar module, but sinc its the upper part that is left behind, the astronaut should hve been able to escape because its the upper part that blasts off.
remarkable for a 1980's movie depicting Russian and american astronauts working together on the moon
The movie was released in 1980. 5 years before that in 1975, we had the Apollo-Soyuz mission. Maybe they felt this was an extension of that.
The camera quality for that time :o
The REAL reason we didn’t return to the moon after the Apollo program ended in 1972
Defo better than the superman 4 moon fight.
My dog and cat getting into a scuffle was better than the “Superman IV” moon fight.
1979
Great soundtrack. Kind of Star Wars sounding. John Williams writes the best movie scores.
The guy in the spaceship is Dak from Empire Strikes Back
No air on the moon therefore there is no sound. She couldn't speak woth the astronaut..
@@jaxonv2098I CAME TO SAY THE SAME THING!!!!!!!! Dak stans!!!!!!!
It's not John Williams. Ken Thorne composed the music for 'Superman II'. Other than Williams' main theme it's all Thorne's work.
@@JonnyContagious There's a lot more than Williams' main theme. Thorne's score is almost completely a work of arrangement of Williams' score, such that when the Richard Donner cut was restored most of Thorne was replaced with the corresponding Williams recordings from the first film. (Williams was afforded a larger orchestra.) Thorne's original composition is mostly in scenes like this one focusing on Zod's trio, since they were only briefly in the first film.
I gotta say, this did not hold up nearly as well as I thought it would. It looks very goofy and silly now, with only the bit of the lunar lander being destroyed being well done.
Kryptionians on the moon
Why do space movies always (ok 95% of the time) ignore the no sound in space rule?
Because it would be boring otherwise!
At least you realize it’s a general movie mistake and this isn’t a “haha old superhero movies suck” post.
@@axebomber2108 Age has nothing to do with a movie sucking. Have you seen the new Mario movie?
I guess depressurising the guy's spacesuit would have killed him, right ?
Also part of his skin was exposed to the space conditions if you look closely you can see bare skin being exposed
No, the Nut shot killed him!
Where at is skin exposed
1979
I'd be freaked out if i looked out the window and saw a humanoid figure flying through space , and it looks right at you, revealing its sentient, and unaffected by a vacuum, cause you know even though it looks human, it ain't a human. i would think it would either be a robot or a demonic spirit. i actually heard someone on a shuttle in orbit seen something like that once.
I never understood what was going on when Non was holding down the ship. It looks like the ceiling starts caving in; is that supposed to be the force of the engine crushing the ship since it's held in place? Then later it looks like the engine is off and the ceiling continues to cave in.
Well at first the lower stage would not fly only the 2nd stage so many bloopers in this scene and the wind blowing and when they talk in space
Fu** all new DC movies they will never even make a scene half as Great as this!!!
Respectfully disagree. There’s plenty of great action scenes in the modern dc movies.
The smallville fight in MoS, doomsday fight, JL final fight versus steppenwolf (shout-out flash).
Not knocking Superman 2, it’s great! Although not quite as polished as the first one.
I never understood why the ceiling of the lunar module starts caving in while Non only holds it down by the leg. Not to mention why these astronauts wear helmets with see through glass masks instead of something opaque to block out cosmic rays and harmful radiation.
Well it's science FICTION
1979
You don't have to have superpowers to break that spacecraft.
True, the landers for Apollo 11-17 had skin that was the thickness of a beer can. An ordinary person could punch a hole through it.
1979
Even though they’re super beings, how did they breathe in a vacuum.
Kryptonians don't need to breath. That's one of their unique abilities...
Moon lander flyes away with deceant stage wind blowing on moon when they are flying ant they talk to each other 🤣
Funny how the new mission to the moon is called Artemis…
can someone explain, how the hell, did they mix the low gravity of the spacemen, with the normal gravity of the bad guys, both at the same time?
Actually it kind of makes sense to me that whatever superpowers allow them to fly they could just as well use to let them "walk" however they want to in lower gravity
General Zod and Ursa and Non Kill The Astronauts on The Moon
First (I know, no one cares),also isn't the radio operator the actor from You Only Live Twice and The Spy Who Loved Me?
THAT Rebel soldier on Hoth Yeah, that’s him. Also, the other guy at NASA played Cliff on Cheers.
@@coolcat6303 Thanks! I recognized him immediately but wasn't sure.
He is, and he's most famous for being Scott Tracy from Thunderbirds. Shane Rimmer has a very distinctive voice.
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This is a sequel that doesn't get the credit it deserves. Always prefer it to the first Superman movie.
I could have ruled the Moon at least Lex Luthor would have rebuilt a somewhat of a Kryptonian colony with General Zod
There is no sound in space
I think in the Richard Donner cut it had no sound.
True but sci-fi movies would be very awkward if they didn’t have sound while in space.
I think Kryptonians are cyborgs, and broadcast their words directly into the humans' suit radios
" what a fragile sort of lifeform this is." 😢
The little smirk Zod does after that line is chilling!
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Seems like the astronauts took the most abuse in this movie. The guy that played Non ( Jack Ohalloran) Do not get along with Christopher Reeve at all on the set or off the set. It came to blows one day and Richard Donner the Director said not in his face! When he was about to beat the crap out of Superman.
fun fact: these props were left over from the set of the "real" moon landing 10 years prior
*facepalm*
1979
cute
Looks Like Kryptonians can Speak on the Air'less Lunar Surface of The Moon & The Humans in the Space Suits can hear them ???? Hmmm this is an Inconsistency or is it a Thing the Fantoms are able to Talk normally just about anywhere Ehhhhh !
Have any of you noticed that there are no stars in the backround of space
YEP! that's one thing they screwed up in the movie.
Just like they screwed it up in the real moon landings too
@@martintunnicliffe8934 Wow!
f only he didn't try and run away she probably would not have kicked him as punishment for trying to run. he should have just suffocated
Hey it's @Stradman on the moon.
Does any body know the actor’s name in that lunar module?
@Venomous thank you so much that helped me a lot 👍
John Morton . He I believe also played Dak Ralter in The Empire Strikes Back.
Luke's gunner!
@@mikegallant811 thank you 👍
How can they speak if there's no atmosphere on the moon? And how did they learn English?
Is this the same film set that the Apollo 11 Moon landing was filmed at?
"Space may be the final frontier, but it's made in a Hollywood basement" - Californication - Red Hot Chilli Peppers.
The physics in relation to the moons gravity are more convincing here than the "real life" footage from the Apollo 11 moon landing ten years prior.😄
Poor Boris 😢
What about the other two?
@@jaxonv2098 Boris is the best 😞
@@theredbrick2002 He has the best shiny suit, that would look great inflated!
@@AlanVivash nooooooo
Why are these people so hateful towards others?
They was criminals in their own planet
I don’t think they were fueled by hate so much as by the complete lack of empathy you feel towards other people when you’re a homicidal sociopath. Intelligent life means nothing to such people. They are either means to an end or playthings to torture and manipulate, and then kill when they grow bored with them.
Why was the third man just going to leave the other two? Did he see what happened to them?
I imagine if you saw 2 super villains slaughtering 2 astronauts in front of your eyes, you’d be inclined to want to escape before doing the same to you….. And of course Non did exactly that - crushing the poor guy inside his little tinfoil LEM. 😂
Did he see what happened to them? How could he? Seems like they were out of view from him
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Bro they didn’t do anything so why is she bossing them up they did nothing
Whatever happened to the astronaut who got kicked to space with a ripped spacesuit?
He would have died fairly quickly...and painfully.
He might still be orbiting the moon
He died obv lol both the kick and the torn spacesuit would have killed him, the kick might have killed him instantly
He disintegrated in Earth's atmosphere
He eventually made it back to Earth and opened in Nathan's hot dog stand
This is typical Hollywood stereotyping, in American films all the baddies have British accents(Terence Stamp, Susanna York), and all the goodies have American accents(Shane Rimmer, John Morton)
Well yeah Brits are the original villains on this continent
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How is she speaking in absolute vacuum
Damn imagine being suffocated in space and then kicked in the balls by a woman with the power of Superman. 🤢
@jeffd5759 I'm sure that astronaut didn't feel he was getting kicked since he was probably already dead by that point before she kicked him.
2:03
0:53
ZOD is nothing. Otis rulez.
why are hollywood writers so allergic to research.
The real LM would have blasted out of there like a bat out of hell.
Probably not. The real LEM only carried two astronauts, so was unmanned and depressurized during lunar walks(it didn't have a full airlock). So if General Zod and is chums showed up during an Apollo mission....
How did they get that moon car there?
How can a hole in his suit hurt so bad?
@jaxonv2098 She ripped a hole in his astronaut suit which caused all the air he was breathing in to blow out causing him to suffocate.
Teräsmiehet 2 1980
Kriptonian sounds like English 😂😂😂
How can they speak English?
All aliens speak English. I mean there's Mork, Alf, the Solomon family, Superman himself, Doctor Who...
1979
Why didn’t they care about the harm they inflicted?
Psycopathy
A mí me da miedo esas escenas en la Luna