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Clark Kent meets Jor-El
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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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“They’re a great people, Kal-El. They wish to be. They only lack the light to show the way. It is for this reason, above all, their capacity for good, that I have sent them you, my only son.”
One of the greatest quotes ever.
Except the quote is "they can be", but yes, I agree 😂
Pity they were hunting woolly mammoth when Jor-El made that decision.
Always loved the similarity of this and how God sent the world Jesus to save us as well 😊
Tearjerker quote
Yeah that lights supposed to be truth , justice and the American way
Rest In Peace Richard Donner. Thank you for giving us one of the best superhero films ever.
Wow I didn't know we'd lost him! Wow. How sad.
@@Scripture-Man You ought to crawl out from your rock more often then..
He made believe a man can fly
."Come with me now my son ,as we break through the boundaries of your earthly confinement " A true tribute scene to all those young men who lost and still miss their dad's.
Lost my father 32 years ago this month. Nice comment. 👍.
July 2020 my Dad died
William Wesley Walker III
2 million miles + over the road trucker.
For the longest time our conversations over the phone was all I had.
@@MB5rider81 Least it was good that you had that.
that hurts
Dennis Dickens, 4th September 1946 - 17th June 2021
It never occurred to me until yesterday, that I think real-life adopted children would find incredible meaning in this movie, particularly in this scene. *Superman* *himself* was an *adopted* child.
4:53 me too.
I introduced my 8 year old son to this a couple of weeks ago. And he said the same thing. He is not our adopted child. But, he attends school with several kids who are adopted. I was also stunned by his observation. Never picked up on that before.
@@peregrinec5477 that’s good to know.
Wait till you see the scene at the fortress in the 3hr version after his first night out as Superman. When he stretched out to hug his father... 😪
@@hiranom20 👌🏻 and, I still have this movie on blu ray disc.
Oh if every Father would talk to their sons like this the world would be a wonderful place.
Agreed!
There’s asian fathers for you
Yeah that's the greatest downfall of Western civilization. The failure of men to uphold their strongest values. The failure of the father is societies greatest failure, and the continuous ridicule and resentment towards the father is only further propelling us towards its absolute extinction. It's why I dont watch new media much anymore. Too many horrible influences it's hard to even watch. This was the greatest Superman movie of all time, it might never be matched.
@@stormcutter59 Very true. Movies like this taught young men what character is. I doubt this movie could be made today with the narrative the dominates the current media and Hollywood.
@@johnnastrom9400 It couldnt. Most if not all movies we hold in the HIGHEST admiration couldnt be made today. Movies a decade ago couldnt be made today
“𝘌𝘷𝘦𝘯 𝘵𝘩𝘰𝘶𝘨𝘩 𝘺𝘰𝘶’𝘷𝘦 𝘣𝘦𝘦𝘯 𝘳𝘢𝘪𝘴𝘦𝘥 𝘣𝘺 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘩𝘶𝘮𝘢𝘯 𝘣𝘦𝘪𝘯𝘨, 𝘺𝘰𝘶 𝘢𝘳𝘦 𝘯𝘰𝘵 𝘰𝘯𝘦 𝘰𝘧 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘮.
𝘛𝘩𝘦𝘺 𝘤𝘰𝘶𝘭𝘥 𝘣𝘦 𝘨𝘳𝘦𝘢𝘵 𝘱𝘦𝘰𝘱𝘭𝘦 𝘒𝘢𝘭-𝘌𝘭, 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘺 𝘸𝘪𝘴𝘩 𝘵𝘰 𝘣𝘦.
𝘛𝘩𝘦𝘺 𝘰𝘯𝘭𝘺 𝘭𝘢𝘤𝘬 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘭𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵 𝘵𝘰 𝘴𝘩𝘰𝘸 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘸𝘢𝘺.
𝘍𝘰𝘳 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘳𝘦𝘢𝘴𝘰𝘯 𝘢𝘣𝘰𝘷𝘦 𝘢𝘭𝘭, 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘪𝘳 𝘤𝘢𝘱𝘢𝘤𝘪𝘵𝘺 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘨𝘰𝘰𝘥,
𝘐 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘴𝘦𝘯𝘵 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘮 𝘺𝘰𝘶,
𝘔𝘺 𝘰𝘯𝘭𝘺 𝘴𝘰𝘯.” - Jor-El
This film worked because they treated the source material as a legend, instead of just a comic book.
4:38-4:48 👍🏻
That's what Zack Snyder did. And better.
@@dignerds I hope you're trolling.
@@dignerdsLOL!!!! That was funny 😆
Yep. It’s mythology. Gunn will probably reduce Superman to a generic “funny character from a comic book” and show no respect for the LEGEND of Superman.
Marlon Brando was perfect in the role of Jor El, he's not only one of the greatest actors of all time but every scene he was in, he made everything feel important to the way he spoke so calmly really carried so much weight. He truly had one of the largest presences in the Superman movie and really made the character feel like a peaceful and smart man.
russel crow played it well too... for the reasons you mentioned... not comparing him to brando, but i feel like mos was unfairly criticized, i liked it
@@aaronbreeds5132 i agree, Russell Crowe did an excellent job as Jor-El and really had a large presence in the movie and i loved MOS, it gets a lot of unfair critisim but like you, i absolutely enjoyed it.
I agree that Marlon Brando's delivery and everything are iconic. However his attitude and conduct doing it outside the way the scene was depicted were reprehensible and utterly disappointing to the role and film.
if only he could say krypton right instead of krip-tin!?
I miss my baby mb
After all the comic book movies made this is still the best. Its the essence of Superman. That music makes you feel.
Zack Snyder vastly improved upon the Reeve movie. And has more comic book elements in it.
@@dignerds lol
I was a nine year old comic book nerd when I saw this movie. I believed with all my heart that Christopher Reeve was Superman come to life. 44 years later he's still the template, and these words of Brando's Jor-El still echo in my mind. I've tried to be a good person, and other than the understandable influence of parents, this movie was a guide, a directive for me to try to do that. I'm so grateful for the impact this character has had on me.
Before Darth Vader, this was the most iconic “Im your father” line in movie history
oh you mean the guy who murdered a bunch of kids in the prequel?
1977
@@spkanavaVader didn't say that line until Empire Strikes Back, and that movie released after Superman
This was 1978. One year removed from Star Wars. This scene is one of the greatest in cinematic history!!!
When I finished high school, I was asking so many questions to myself about what kind of life I wanted to live. This scene hits so close to that time of my life.
“How does a good man live? What is virtue? When does a man’s obligation to those around him exceed his obligations to himself? Now these are not simple questions” no but they are important ones. And ones all men should ask themselves as we need more strong, good men in this world to protect us and keep us safe. That’s a Superman 🙏💕
What an iconic scene and speech by Brando. That's when everyone got goosebumps seeing him fly, hearing music, and cut scene to metropolis. Absolutely Epic. John Williams is just as much of the star of so many movies. Another legendary score. Maybe one of his best. Christopher Reeve the only superman period.
Rest In Peace Mom AND Dad. I miss you BOTH SO MUCH. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
im sorry for your loss 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@DetectiveJames2468 Thank you my friend. God bless you and your family. 🙏🙏🙏
RIP Marlon Brando (April 3, 1924 - July 1, 2004), aged 80
You will always be remembered as a legend.
R.I.P the Godfather
Legendary actor but questionable person. He practically raped Maria Schneider in The Last Tango in Paris
Among all modern superhero movies filled with high tech CGI and fast paced action, this 1978 scene may be among the most powerful in the genre... powerful
Cut your pretentious boomer rant. Plenty of super hero films have better characterization than this. The iron man films have better character arcs than this
@@elijahlee3610 Iron Man have the luxury of movies like Superman I, Batman (Keaton version) and later, the X-Men setting precedents for it to follow.
@@PungiFungi whats your point
Feeble unimaginative troll attempt. Go take yer meds. YAWN
@@elijahlee3610 it’s called having a strong foundation to draw from.
None of the remakes or anything else in the superhero genre in the last 44 years has come even remotely close to the magnificence and splendor of Superman: The Movie
There have been equals with other superheroes, but with Superman 2nd best is still way below artistic standard Richard Donner and Mario Puzo achieved.
Rest In Peace Richard Donner, thank you for making a movie so deer and precious to me.
“In this year, we shall examine the various concepts of immortality…”
What a hook
I remember first seeing this movie and this was the first ever scene to give me Goosebumps! This whole film is amazing. I am a big Marvel fan but without this film the MCU would not be the same or work as Kevin Ferge said this film is how a superhero film should be
One of the most poignant scenes in film, if not the entire superhero genre.
BJB Why?
@Richard James Kemp Is any of that actually true or just something you keep hearing off of Fox Faery Tale Theatre and the Rush Lungcancer Show?
BJB
Why would they hate this masterpiece?
Bruh one of the most bone chilling yet awe inspiring moments in cinema
Brando's deleted scenes in Superman II were also epic. Where he tells Kal-el he must give up his powers, and he does so without consulting Lois. Then when he restores Superman's powers at the cost of his own existence as a memory-AI.
Watching this scene in my home sound system is just...awesome. Brando just takes you away to space. My favorite scene in the entire film
This scene is amazing! It makes us mere human beings realize we are ALL just a small miniscule part of an infinate universe n beyond! Love this scene!
There's a lot of subtitles in the way Jor-El speaks to Clark/Kal-El like he's trying to subconsciously ram home 'be a good person dammit'
He gives him the tools to stay a good person
That phrase "even though you were raised as a human being, you're not one of them " wish that was said to me in this world today.
We do not see Jor-el speaking to Clark; he speaks straight to the screen, straight to us
I think of it as the Ashkenazi Jewish analogy: "Even though you were raised as a[n American/European], you are not one of them."
This and Revenge of the Sith are Williams' best soundtracks IMO.
I loved these films as a kid but as an adult I get to enjoy on a more deep understanding you don’t get as a kid
What a beautiful scene.
Marlon Brando.. awesome scene.. perfect man for the roll ..
RIP Marlon, Christopher and Jor-El
This is going to sound stupid, but I didn't realize that this young Clark Kent was not Christopher Reeve until relatively recently (around three years ago). Whoever casted this young man did an absolutely marvelous job.
Feel free to ridicule me. I probably deserve it. Lol
Young Clark Kent was portrayed by Jeff East, but his lines were dubbed by Christopher Reeve.
"All those powers,... and I couldn't even save him"
Bruh.....
the theme still gives me goosebumbs
you are the only survivor of the planet krypton,even though you been raised as a human being you are not one of them you have great powers" hands down my fave line spoken by brando in this movie
You can literally hear John Williams score say the word Superman its so great.
Entered the fortress as a young naive teenager, left as a fully grown man. One of my favourite, if not the favourite scene in the film
I love this scene so much. From the amazing theme by John Williams [which I listen to almost every night], to the speech by Jor-el, to the look of confusion on the face of Kal-el from 1:28 onwards as he is finally gonna find out who he actually is, and have all his questions answered, all of it is amazing!
Glad I grew up watching this movie.
For 1978, the visual effects were ahead of their time!
I wish the newer versions of this scene with Jor-el, were even half as good as this first original version. Everything about it was well thought out. Jor-el, wise philosopher/greatest scientific mind of his vastly advanced planet... sends his offspring, the last surviving Kryptonian, to the planet Earth... so that he [and Krypton through him] might survive. He prepared everything, even pre-recorded the teachings of his home planet, as well as other civilizations and cultures throughout the 28 known galaxies. Answers to every question that Kal might ever ask. He prepared it all. And here... Kal-el learns the answer to every question he ever had growing up. "Who am I? What am I? Why am I the way I am? What is my place in this world?"
The new movies don't come close to capturing this. They've forgotten how.
THE NEW SNYDER SUPERMAN: - Spent years traveling place to place, Job to job learning about and adopting his humanity while engaging real choices and human situations first hand .
THE 1978 DONNER SUPERMAN : Spent 12 years isolated and learned about humanity by studying crystals .And still told he isn't human.
They haven't forgotten. They don't bother because their goal is not to tell a story of good vs evil. Their goal is to push evil leftist ideals through stories re-imagined to remove every shred of what's good and right from them.
Smallville's Jor-El was pretty damn good too, it was Zod from S2.
Russell Crowe was close but yes Brando is the best by far
@@fjccommish Lmao what? The illegal immigrant who fights an evil capitalist billionaire, who's world domination plan includes real estate and becoming the POTUS, is a leftist character? Who would have thought . . .
This scene gives me chills everytime
“My son, you were unfairly accused of killing Sollozo”.
I've got to clear him of all these false charges...
The music, special effects and Brando’s peerless magnificence make this moment one of the most memorable in cinema.
I wish I could speak to my farther one more time... watching this I felt like I have ....❤️
I know what you mean. I lost my father back in September of 2007
He lives in you.
The word for ‘son’ in my father’s language literally means “of my father’s heart”
I literally cried 😭 by watching this scene!
WOW now that is FILM MAKING!!!
Marlon Brando as Jor El. Epic!
Marlon Brando does an excellent job of portraying Jor - El, Superman's father.
Please think positive daily. ©®
February 08, 2023 @ 11:50 pm ©®
How could anyone down vote this???
@BJB stop dude, I'm a conservative bisexual and this is my favorite movie of all time. Marlon Brando was also openly bisexual, not all LGB people are raving, hateful, lunatic lefties
Kids who prefer "movies" made on a computer.
Lex Luther and Zoe must have down voted the video
BJB What on earth does politics have to do with this?
Don’t pay it no mind, it’s just Hans Zimmer and Zack Snyder...
This part of the movie is just like Mufasa appears to say something to Simba like, " You are my son and a one true King. You must take your place in the
Circle Of Life. Remember who you are."
This is not the only thing that describes the part, its sounds like something in the Bible.
Yeah I have the same feeling. This is like The Lion King when Mufasa's ghost speaks to Mufasa saying what he must do
1977
To me..THIS is the greatest scene in movie history.
Agreed
Bruh
Superman was growing up he wasn't unusual child,but the Kents found him in a field and took him in raised him like a human boy
With all of the CGI and special effects we have today, they cannot write a more beautiful and mesmerizing scene than this. This is pure movie magic. A total sense of wonder and awe. To write a scene like this actually takes heart, intelligence, and creativity....something sorely lacking today. This scene is actually moving. I rarely see anything I am moved by in today's superhero films. This is also the best ASMR ever. I wish this went on for another hour.
Too many memories from this 1 clip! Reminds me of my childhood days
What an amazing movie moment love the extended scenes in this
I love this Scene. Jor-El, "Speak !" / Clark: "Who am I ?"
Superman is more than what people say he is. A being of supreme intellect with the heart of a pure angel. He is an icon. A worldwide known legend. This piece of the film showcased that Superman is a phenomena, a mystery from the universe, a magical being of another planet with the potential and power for greater beyond our capacity of understanding. I can’t express how much I love Superman. We get enough Batman. We need more of this.
This scene gives me goosebumps!
I get a little bit teary eyed every time i watch this scene..
The first time Superman takes flight in The Fortress of Solitude was the first successful flying test of Christopher Reeve and he purposely banked his body as he came close to the camera. Donner loved it and kept the shot in the final film.
Greatest Superhero movie and entrance of all time!
Only Marlon Brando could have pulled off the role of father of Superman.
One of the greatest scenes in a great movie. Always wondered though why Jor-El told Clark he mustn't interfere in human history when his very presence on Earth as Superman would do that
To interfere in their history is to control them, to choose to be their God; he interferes in their history later because though they are important; so is he
He was saying you are so powerful you can reverse time. Foreshadowing when he saves Lois.
That is why Superman 4 is a bad movie.
@@commonsenseking6386 Superman IV is a bad movie because of bad writing and horrible special effects, not because he decided to interfere. That was the one interesting idea the movie had.
@@axebomber2108 I'd like to think that Jor-El respected human choice, and not to change history. This puts the onus on humans to figure out their shit moving forward. Kal-El as a catalyst, of course.
My favorite piece by John Williams. Makes me cry everytime
So Clark spent 12 years training and then just went on to live in our world and somehow managed to get a job as an investigative reporter without any pass experiences or credentials and just a high school diploma.
Edsel Calleja different times, my nyuggah. That's how my black ass is practising medicine without a degree
He's the son of a scientist so I guess Superman has incredible intelligence, but they did not show it anyway because I guess they only want him to show is using his strength , power, speed flight and heat vision.....
Lance DC&MarvelFan bruh, being the progeny of a genius doesn't automatically grant you incredible mental abilities. Most scientists probably aren't even much smarter than you nor I, however they choose to dedicate themselves to a particular discipline, working incredibly hard within that field to the point that they've become an expert.
u need IQ and better brain to be doctor, scientist etc.
Perry white said he was not only polite and good mannered but that he was the fastest typist he had ever seen. Enough credentials for Perry to hire him.
Hey Jor-El pronounced the word Krypton correctly once, but then he referred to it as "Kriptin" in the same speech.
well he did spend most of his time on set completely drunk & never learned his lines, he was well into the lazy asshole phase of his career.
You are criticizing a Kryptonian. That is their vernacular, he was trying to demonstrate street credit with Kal, back in the Hizzy Kryptizzy.
My Grandfather pronounced it that way, and he was from Ireland. Terrence Stamp’s Zod also pronounced it that way.
@@HereticDuo would YOU be brave enough to correct the freaking Godfather on his pronunciation?!? Because I wouldn’t!!
@@HereticDuowhich I think Chris Reeve was right to call him out for not long after Superman The Movie came out, tbh. If Brando had "lost his passion" as Chris put it, why tf didn't he just quit Hollywood and find something else to do? That's what I'd like to know.
It's a good thing that he turned or he would have flown right into the camera at the end.
😁
0:45 crazy to think that in this universe Clark would be 1,000 of years old by krypton standards
You are wrong on that. Is Krypton tech is 1,000 years older than Earth not age.
@@mary-annemueller9885 jor quite literally said it lmao 😭
1977
Clark was a graduate of Kryptonian University, North Pole Branch. Bachelor of Science in Kryptology Major in Kryptonian Tech. Specialize in Typing and News Editorial.
The music makes the space journey sweet.
Marlon Brando is a legendary actor, actors like him are quickly disappearing.
Superman represents the goodness and strength in each one of us. He is an archetypal figure. There is a lot of symbolism in the story. Our origins are ancient and otherwordly. We've fallen and landed here. We are out of place in the natural world and in the animal kingdom. We have powers and abilities above them, and don't know where they came from or how it came to be. There were other attempts in our lost past, other civilizations that have destroyed themeselves through misuse and abuse of power. That is what Krypton represents. It also represents a much higher and divine origin. Jor-El is like the God figure, and his wisdom in crystal respository of knowledge are archetypal representations of ancient knowlege passed on to us in books and texts. "Who am I?" That is us asking the question, "Who are we?" or "What are we?"
He looks exactly like the newest superman actor.
so he traveled through time and space within the fortress for 12 years. Seems the fortress had time travel as well as space travel technology
Victor Alistein No, he was really there for all that time, from age 18-30. That's why he seemed so backward when he got to Metropolis, using words like "swell."
@@ralphgoodman4670 No he just comes from a different culture than the vanity and pessimism of Metropolis life. Which I think further adds to the saying "the world is what you make it".
opening scenes had Lara remarked we were thousand of years behind Krypton technology
@@ralphgoodman4670 this made me laugh so hard
Or he just toked up so it seemed that long.
That monologue, followed by that score 🙌 chillz….
This is so epic ^^
Marlon Brando, you are the best
Yep truly a god send
@@leejee88 no doubt ^^
I love watching this!
I enjoy the biblical resonance, God sending/becoming the Son out of love for Mankind.
I’ve always like Christ allegory’s with supermen being like the only begotten son of the fathet
Yep, there are many other Christ allegorical films: dark knight rises, mask of Zorro, the matrix, terminator 1 & 2, torn legacy. You can also find little allegories in the Daniel Craig Bond films: Casino royale, quantum of solace, skyfall and Spectre.
i never had a dad. if i did id like it to have been jor-el
I have a sad but believe me when I say I wish I had a dad like jor-el , the only close comparison would be my grandfather long since past now but about 14 years , full of love wisdom understanding a guiding hand in certain matters that required one
SO...this scene shows that Superman is the end-user of all the information and wisdom accumulated by Kal-El from the earlier 4 years in space and 12 years mechanically and possibly telepathically and as Clark Kent throughout his life as such. This movie was very deep on many levels but at the same time, at times didn't downplay itself but attempted to inject authenticity without the so-called "realism" bragged and obnoxiously displayed nowadays.
I hate that they try to make these comic book character movies "real" it takes away from the fantasy of the stories
Beautiful
*wonder what martha was thinking for those 12yrs.*
If she is still alive, once she heard from people or newspapers she woul would be the only one that knows he is. Clark Kent.
@kshitij924 I seen superman returns. I didn't do it for me that much. It's like superman returns gay! Poorly written and directed and a lousy cast. Christopher Reeve was my hero. Shame Chris. RIP:( .Remember in superman returns when he was just floating around in earth orbit? Why wth?
@@alienn.theaquarius2160 *no, i mean the 12yrs he spent in the fortress astral projecting around the galaxy with the jor-el program. i wonder wonder what she thought happened to her son.*
@kshitij924 *_WRONG!!_** brandon **_'COULD HAVE BEEN'_** an awesome superman, if **_'fukken singer' WOULD'VE LET THE GUY 'ACT!!' 'superman returns'_** was a **_'high end 'fan-fiction-love-letter'_** to richard donner.*
@kshitij924 superman suit in Man if steel was too dark .
The Best iconic intro between Jor-el & Kal-el. ✨
Everyone misses this one! “By now, you will have reached your 18th year, as it is measured on Earth. By that reckoning, I will have been dead for many thousands of your years.” Krypton was several galaxies away from Earth, and the Phantom drive didn’t exist. That ship traveled at near-light speed. He only aged 3 years inside, but millennia passed outside. Or… why he tells Lois he’s “over 21.” Imagine telling someone that might not make 80 your several thousand years old!
Oh so he didn't want to tell Lois his age because he was thousands of years old
Exact method of travel is quite irrelevant for story and even if Kal-El's pod traveled in real-space time dilation would have kept him alive. Maybe for him that voyage was very short.
If that's the case, then how did Jor El know about Einstein's theory of relativity before he even reached Earth?
The crystal head scared me as hell when I was a kid.
It kind of reminds me of reading the book of Proverbs. I get the feeling this is how God would speak if he was talking to one of his kids. I've always felt that when he does speak to me that's what such warmth and kindness even when I felt and all to be in his presence.
Thank u for this , my DVD didn't have all this dialogue . ! When I thought it was epic enough,,,
The Greatest Scene by the Greatest Actor of all time.
Superman and Superman II were met to be one movie with the first being part 1 and Superman II being part 2 originally when Superman at the end of part 1 sends the XK 101 missile into space it explodes and effects of the explosion shatters the Phantom Zone nearby containing Zod ,Non , and Ursa and freeing them from their prison while he is saving people from the earthquake meanwhile the 3 villians are on the moon wrecking the lunar module and killing the astronauts .
play it again Sam, play it again.
I miss Christopher Reeve so. Okay, Brando too.
My Childhood Is Here!!!
🙌
My face has been assaulted or scarred 900 million times.
Nameless
chills down my spine
Mr. Brando's portrayal of a father is one of wisdom, strength but gentile leadership and thoughtful guidance; a terrific role model.
By today’s standards; movies can easily make a man fly with the FX we have. Back then, they used every trick they could think of and it still holds up. That’s dedication
to the art
Is this (extended) scene the greatest entrance of a superhero in any film that will ever be made... ?
Was always confused when Jor-El says "I have been dead for many thousands of your years..." Yet when Lex Luther discovers the Kryptonite meteor in a copy of National Geographic, he says the planet Krypton exploded in 1948...