He's Going to Change the World | Man of Steel
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2016
- Man of Steel (2013)
Director: Zack Snyder
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Johnathan and Martha Kent raised a kind and patient man.
If you think about it, they are the best parents one could have.
No, they raised a man and a hero
@@pomato-1358 yes as the OP said
They made a good man out of their son.
WHY DID YOU SAY THAT NAME?
The priest ain't no snitch.
Yep lol. That same priest was at Clark's funeral in BVS the ultimate edition
@@andrewvincent7299oh, I've just rewatched the ultimate edition and you're right, it's him alongside clark's chubby childhood friend (Pete Ross?). Good attention to details mate
The priest gulped as clark mentioned himself as kal but he still he believed in clark
there is something like Secret of Confesion, the priest could had huuge problems if he talked about Clarks confession...
Well, maybe he thought Clark was just another guy with mental illness that his parish comes across with.
That’s the Dad the kid needed in brightburn
He probably turn into edgy super man or the batman
That kid needs no father figure, what he needs is a date with the bat of gotham
How? A real father would teach his kid to stand up for himself in a cruel world with bullies and thugs. He taught Clark that you got to be the cushion for everyone to sit on, to be the little bitch everyone plays with.
@@Governor2310 But that kid isn't a normal kid now is he? His dad obviously didn't want to people to get hurt
Armando Lopez
True. But then again sometimes peoppe need to be hurt. Not all people stop being dickheads and should be hurt to learn. Hence discipline
Myself I would've let clark break his arm or something and called it a day
I love how Clark is comfortable telling the priest about his true identity
It's because... he already took a leap of faith.
though the movie has its faults, the scenes of clark being a normal man and the flashbacks are best, they show how he learned to value life and be more human than anything. But then they had him blowing up buildings with the last fight, such wasted potential, so silly.
@@BRILTHY 1. It’s his first fight
2. He couldn’t get Zod into another location
3. Zod was dominating the whole fight the entire time and pushing him into buildings, realistically he wouldn’t have a chance of winning if he had to hold back and try not to destroy buildings
@@BRILTHY Indeed super man should have said let go and fight in a desert.
@@fastforwardvideos2752 plus he had to keep an eye on zod at all times
This movie wil age like fine wine.
I completely agree. This movie was criticised soo much for being boring when released. Now it is one of the deepest superhero movies about morals and ethics. Homelander made people appreciate this piece of film much more I think.
Amazing movie
It's already a cult film for me.
Agreed. This movie was a great movie on first viewing in my opinion. Best superman movie and on screen version in the modern day. I really didnt understand why it got mixed reviews and a lot of bad reviews. Its too bad it did because DC could had continued to make good movies like this and not hurry up to catch up with Marvel.
@@FGCTekken
I don't think they did
"I'm the one they're looking for" - Priest *'Gulps'* - love that moment
Yeah, but it might have been because his like "Ahhhh fuck.. Here we go... A fuckin' mentally ill guy with delusions of grandeur.. I better be careful here"
I immediately heard it 😂
"Lord Jesus take the wheel."
Jesus: "lol man you are on your own."
@@wzx6x6z6wPriest: oh shit, ok, uh... ahem-
*gives actual good advice that gave Clark a good outlook towards humanity*
Jonathan Kent: Did they hurt you?
Clark Kent: You KNOW they can't...
BOSS POWER UP!
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Clark speach level: 1000
And he replies: "thats not what I meant"
Clark can still be emotionally hurt, thats the dangerous part. Thats the point of the film.
@@MarkFilipAnthony if lois lane kill by any human his heart would break into pieces then he would burn down the world so lois is the key
@@ash-gr3gr that the point the emotionally hurt as he said.
”Sometimes you have to take a leap of faith first. The trust part comes later.”
Great quote
And it will happen at the end of bvs
I used that quote for my senior quote and I got disappointed when I saw they didn't credit the movie which I did in my quote submission
when he says even a chance but holds back and gives some optimism...and in bvs when Bruce has lost all hope and says " even if there's a 1 perxs r chance we have to it as an absolute " and then in zsjl when they get on the ship what does he say to Alfred..."faith Alfred, faith" one brilliant painting this universe is.
good quote to trust a women tbh thank you kind sir
Bro that was such a Giga chad response. 🗿
"Sometimes you have to take a leap of faith first; the trust part comes later."
Sums up the state of humanity in a nutshell.
Also, the state of humanity:They are what you say, but so much more, it's not about what they deserve, it's about what you believe, and I believe in love.
@@berengustav7714 Wonder Woman.
Man are still good. We fight, we betray one another but we stand together when put United
You know I've always had a theory that theres a reason its called the sins of man because us men tend to corrupt everyone including women. Women are not naturally sinners they're stronger than us they can create life and they mature faster than us. Just like it says women are gods gift to man I believe they're here to balance us out and to show us compassion and love as well as respect for everything around us
@@bernainmolina7481 not a theory. Fact.
@@bernainmolina7481 Utter nonsense. The sins of man is taken from a story where a woman drags a man into sin alongside her.
I always thought Superman is such a boring character. This movie made me respect him and have a kind of adoration towards him. I'm usually not into a hero type, but gosh, Clark has so much moral strength not to be corrupted by all this power.
Same. Never understood Superman till this movie. Just always thought of him as a cheesy character basically with no real competition. Snyder did a good job humanizing him.
People think Superman is such a boring hero because he can solve any problem easily, but they don’t understand that just because he’s solving other people’s issues doesn’t mean he’s solving his own.
Had it not been for great parenting by both parents, Superman would’ve easily turned into Homelander from The Boys, or the kid from Brightburn.
Just goes to show that with great power comes great responsibility, from both the person and the people around them.
@@katowoozy3664 goes to show that though Superman's abilities are that of a God, his time in Smallville with Jonathan and Martha Kent, and everyone there, is what shaped him a hero.
this is exactly what the fans of the Donnor/Lister Superman do not get. Snyder was able to show how good humans were integral to shaping the man of steel. Supes is Kryptonian & Human. This film will definitely age well like wine.
@@dingkong5034 Exactly. I get tired trying to explain haters of the movie what you just said. Someone in the comment section also made a valuable point, the movie is about Superman but it's also how f**kd up the society is.
This world is not ready for superman and zack Snyder
They need to evolve and grow spiritually first of all.
I sent a like when you had 300 likes I have blasphemed
There are many of us who understand this movie and batman v superman but it's so sad the rest doesn't. I feel sorry for them, they dont know what they miss.
Tf you talking about? This movie was.. fine. It had potential, but Clark wasn't flushed out enough. He had a pretty blank personality, and by BvS, he doesn't change. Speaking of BvS, from the bad buildup, especially to Doomsday, and the fact that Clark hasn't changed at all, it's like hes learned nothing. A lot of completely avoidable things happened as well. They could have been really good, but it fell flat.
@@nurdonacomputer9076 Snyder, Nolan and Goyer have a very dofficult job. Imagine making a movie about a person from the moment he was born untill he became superman. The destruction of crypton, the savings superman did, the costume, the flights, the insecurites of superman, the flashbacks, the 2 fights vs zod and faora-ul. Too many plots. Ofc we would watch an entire movie about clark kent but Snyder rly wanted to start the DCEU with Man of steel.
The priest’s acting is so underrated. You can tell he’s conflicted with telling Clark good advice while also wanting to stay alive himself from Zod.
It is an underrated performance though I don't think it is concern for his life at the hands of Zod. Instead he is reacting to the fact that he just met an alien, who by all intents and purposes looks human, and he doesn't know if his life could be in danger.
This entire scene was beautiful.
Max Frankow The clunky way they have Clark struggling with giving himself up while a picture of Jesus in the garden the night before the crucifixion is over his shoulder is a little much. I know Goyer thought he was a genius by making Clark 33 (same age as Jesus) and making anything but subtle allusions like this one, but it’s too obvious and in your face to be considered anything but clunky, weak and sloppy.
Kal Kent what? this has no relevance whatsoever lol
George Tanner I was speaking to the terrible writing that Goyer churned out for this film. Subtle allusion is one thing but beating us over the head that Superman is an allegory for Jesus is something we’d expect out of a 9th grade essay. It was my rebuttal to the post about this scene being beautiful. It was ham-fisted, clunky and sloppy, 3 things that are decidedly NOT beautiful.
Kal Kent I hadn't noticed any links to christianity analogies in this film tbh but ill rewatch this clip and see
George Tanner Really?
Clark is 33 years old in Man of Steel. That’s the same age Jesus was when he was crucified. Goyer said he did this purposely.
The scene in which Clark is contemplating giving himself up for the sake of humanity? It happens to be framed in a shot in which Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane is depicted in the stained glass window behind Clark. That’s the garden in which Jesus was contemplating giving himself up for the sake of humanity the night before the crucifixion.
Then there are the little things like Superman striking a Christ pose when exiting the ship before battling Zod and company in Smallville or the same pose in the water where he is floating after the platform explodes towards the beginning of the film. This movie is littered with this stuff and it isn’t done subtly. You can almost hear Goyer screaming “Look at how clever I am!”
"You just have to decide what kinda man you want to grow up to be Clark, who ever that man is, good character or bad he's gonna change the world."
Absolutely beautiful. Perfectly captures the essence of Superman, Clark can be anyone, he could be a king, a ruler, he could have the easiest life ever, but he chooses to be a simple man, who spends his days saving people around the world, sacrificing even his own life
Yeah. This movie is so awesome.
Just like Jesus
@@chopppacalamari Kal El got it's name inspired from the hebrew name of God *El Shadai*
but at the same time he doesn't want him to reveal his powers to the word. That's not beautiful that's... confusing
@@SuCKeRPunCH187 Because ypu dont want to reveal your SECRET IDENTITY? Thats saying like Billy Batson should give up his identity as Shazam, Bruce Wayne announcimg his Batman, etc.
guy: is that all you got?
*throws him into the sun*
Clark: no u
**throws the sun into him*
Sun into his butt
Guy: is that all you got?
Runs around the planet 10 times gaining the same momentum as the KT meteor punching him in the face with Same force as 1000 tsar bombas
Clark: no u
@@scottwhitley3392 ok that was a bit extra lol
All the humans watch as hate crimes try and take him down, all their kids smile and take after him, world's fucked up.
How the hell did they go from this amazing movie to Justice League? I just dont get it....
Avean that’s why I want the Snyder cut
Coz wb and whedon happened
Avean justice league was good
kay2382 from a 4 year olds perspective probably yeah
kay2382 JL was fine, but could've been so much better.
It's wonderful how now, almost 10 years later many people start to see how great is this movie. After years of unjustified hate.
Edit: Thank you for everything, Henry, as I said the first time I wrote this, we couldn't see the greatness of the movie, the way you embodied a symbolic character as Superman, the hope and how everyone could be the hero of someone else. Hope we can see again in the sun, Kal.
Thank you, Henry.
Thank you, Zack.
(btw sorry for the notification to everyone)
In time they will join you in the sun kal and now that time has come
Right, beautiful movie
I think ZSJL played a big part in it. People got to see Superman’s story as a whole throughout the three movies and not just in a single movie.
@@HUMAN-fq5ff Very true
It's good movie overall but supe's dad's death scene kinda ruins it for me....LIKE BRO IT WAS SOOO POINTLESS WHY DID HE HAD TO DIE LIKE THAT
Nice allegory. Clark is talking about sacrificing himself to save earth, with an image of Christ in Gethsemane behind him...
Keeper of Knowledge in the Hebrew language El mean "of God". His birth name is "Kal-El" meaning "voice of God=Jesus " and he is looking for an answer in a church otherwise known as "the house of God".
I was looking for this comment
griz312 which was made in Batman vs Superman
I sort of saw the red robe as a symbol for his cape kind of like what they did in smallville.
@V P Kal-el talking to the priest represents Jesus talking to the Father in the garden of Gethsemane. If you look at the wall painting behind Kal-el, you will see Jesus praying in the garden of Gethsemane. This has nothing to do about religion... It's just how they wanted to portray the scene
I always appreciate the scenes Kevin Costner has with the young Clark, sharing nuggets of wisdom about choices and perspectives in life. It added depth and realism to a situation that is strange and scary especially to a young, growing, confused man. Even the scene Diane Lane had when she had to pacify him in school for getting too scared of his abilities. It brought the familiarity of wise parenting through love and communication in addressing something that is beyond comprehension.
Martha: “How can I help you if you won’t let me in?”
Clark: “The world’s too big, mom.”
Martha: “Then make it smaller. Just focus on my voice. Pretend it’s an island, out on the ocean. Can you see it?”
Clark: “Yeah.”
Martha: “Then swim towards it, honey.”
At first, I didn’t understand what this meant, because it was wrapped in metaphorical rhetoric, that it wasn’t clear. But now I understand. Clark had no idea what was happening to him, he could see people’s skeletons and muscle fibers, and hear everything for miles around him, and even heat up a door knob from three feet away. Imagine the amount of stress and pain that can put on the mind and body of a child. He closed himself off from the world, because he was scared of what was happening. But Martha, she came in, giving Clark a way to focus his senses by giving his ears and eyes something focus on, and in this case, it was the soothing voice of his mother. She helped him to drop his guard and not be afraid, but to open himself up, and allow the multiple stimuli to become a part of him, to allow his senses to adapt, to focus on just what he wanted to see and hear. So brilliant.
@@nateborie6329 Well put, Nate 👍
@@nateborie6329 Well said. 👍
MOS and BVS are the movies which are something beyond
BvS couldn't peak upto MOS level
@@manofvalor4437 I might consider watching bvs director's cut this time.
english or nah?
BVS was terrible
Talking about turning himself in in front of the window painting where jesus talked about turning himself in to save the world. Good stuff.
hadn't catch that one. Snyder is brilliant
Yeshua is Lord. Jesus is Gods Son.but yes Jesus is eternal
Yeshua is Lord. Not really Christ wanted to be a man it’s more like a homage we all go throw things not as similar to this but have made life changing decisions instead of going else were he went to a place of god to a place of light not a mockery at all
@@richardlionheart8923 agreed
@Yeshua is Lord. Jesus was god made mortal, it is not by any means mockery to say another mortal Could be in Jesus's situation. Humility is one of the 7 keys to the kingdom. you judge too quick.
just for the record: THEY called this movie bad
let that soak in
i was a 13 y/o kid when this released, and even i knew the value of this film
I was 12, and same my friend... same
Its July 2019 and this movie has aged gracefully. Still dont understand how it's not viewed as a classic.
They will stumble they will fall but in time they will join you in the sun. Lol that encapsulates both man of steel and bvs. Some day eventually ppl will look back and remember and handful of marvel movies at best but they'll damn sure remember BvS and MoS. Tons of movies take time to be appreciated.
In time they'll join him in the the sun. #ZackSnyder🦸♂️❤
Because there’s not enough kiddy humour and lame jokes every 5 minutes.
The child actor(young Kent) is really a good choice,looks so identical young version of Henry cavil 👍 i💕superman
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Jennifer Payne Gayyyyyyy
I fucking love this priest. His entire belief has been shaken. His religion has been brought into question, yet he still helps Clark. Whether or not he believes in his god is irrelevant. He gave Clark great advice
If you pause at 0:32, you can see he's reading Plato! How old is he supposed to be here, 14? 15? And yet he is interested in philosophy! God we need more of these
Life has a way of expediting maturity. He’s also not just a dumb pile of steel
Platos republic starts with how to be a good man, and how a good man can make a difference
It is also allegory to Plato's Republic, existance of three classes of people: warriors, workers and philosophers, which is something relating to Kryptonian idea of genetically engineered/predetermined roles of Warriors (Zod) and Philosophers ( Jor El) .
dont know about your country but in France we start philosophy teaching at 15 basically we get to high school. He clearly is in his teenage years at that moment. so that's very possible.
@@TheDukeGreat You're absolutely right.
Man of steel is one of the best superhero movies I hv wtchd...... God! It's so underrated 🙁🙁
The priest's reaction when he tells him who he is, 😂 has me dying everytime.
I'm replying 8 months late. But as a priest he grew up believing humans were unique and special and having an alien in front of him. Really challenges his religion.
Tyler M I think it was more him being concerned by the literal threat to humanity Zod had launched. Now he was in a position to influence that, it’s a lot of pressure.
I had a chuckle when the priest gulped his throat after Clark told him that Zod is looking for him LOL
Can't lie, this movie grew on me over the years
You're winning at life
2019, my wife watched MOS for the first time last night and she loved it!!
Ben V That’s great.
Everybody knows he can slaughter every single one of those bullies.
Everybody knows he can end all of their lives in an instant.
And yet even if he can, he doesn't.
That's what makes him Superman.
This film hit so many high notes. Just an epic story of a humble man, raised by loving parents, with supernatural gifts...
Man of Steel is super underrated. I honestly think it’s one of the best superhero movies ever made.
I love this scene.
Man of steel is one of my favorite films.
Comic Film Lover yeah right
Comic Film Lover
Comic-Book Film Lover same
Cool Dude me tooo
Because he is the best.. superman is the hope to new world.. come on Kent..
I have a young son, and I am waiting for the day I get to say those very words to him - you are going to change the world. Making EVERY child realise that they are worthy of doing something amazing in this world is EVERY parents duty.
I felt those kids suspected that Clark was “different” and wanted to see “what he’s got”, but if you really think a kid can move a bus, why in the hell would you try to pick a fight with them? LoL This scene needed Morgan Freeman to come along and go, “Good luck...”
It's what bullies do. They like picking on someone they suspect is "different."
@@osaomoragbon7852 I know, but that "different" is weaker than them. If the kid can lift a bus, i don't give a shit if he has an inverted nose, I ain't bullying him.
@@blockobutter they don't know that. It is a spaculation. Think of it like a rumor
@@eliaskouakou7051 A rumor that you wear diapers to school and that your mom changes it for you after you get home is COMPLETELY different from a rumor that you can lift a bus.
“They fucked around that day. And they, found out. Young billy Kessler wound up 5 counties over. Steve Weiss was found impaling a tree. And we couldn’t find Greg Jones’s left foot
this movie was so damn good, this film is severely underrated
I watched this movie when my son was then 4 or so months old. I remember really loving the flashbacks, the exploration of his past, both his true and adoptive parents nurturing his being - both the scenes with Russell Crowe's watchful father and mentor as well as Constner's, both sacrificing themselves in their own way protecting their greatest pride. Even now I feel silly that I choke up whenever I watch or think about these scenes from the movie. And of course Diane Lane plays such a great part in showing her patience and grit having to see her son as Superman or not, deal with everything in the present. Also Amy Adams - I really like her more slower paced roles and performance in the recent movies I've watched (Arrival as well) and this one is just as great. Instead of the 80s Louis mouthing off 100 mph she's got this quiet, inquisitive almost calculating personality as she traces back this mysterious person. And then rather than sell him out or act all fan girly it seemed to me she cared about and even admired Clark for his works, with a healthy amount of respect I take it.
Dunno, I'm just rambling now. The movie -- especially the slower paced first half and the soundtrack were really what hooked me in. All these little back story scenes and those exchanges between Clark and another person 1 on 1 were great.
This movie is still a classic in my eyes. Still sends chills down m spine.
That's the right parenting. You become humble, you become down to earth, you become more than a 'Superman'.
The identity doesn't only refer to superhuman physical strength, but also the unique characteristics that separate you from others.
And I believe there's a superman in all of us. This masterpiece set an example for all of us: to contribute for the greater good of humanity. 💙
I think Batman has said this in comics. I'm not sure where I heard it from... But supposedly Clark's most powerful superpower is his restraint... How he doesn't just mash cunts up into paste whenever he even gets a whiff of injustice, because you know that'd easily escalate until he's tossing jaywalkers into space and pulling a dude's head off for laughing too loudly.
I like that priest for always to stay calm and wiser
This scene is my favourite in the entire movie. Up until I saw Man of Steel, I was not a fan of Superman. I thought he was a perfect man that never had any real flaws. This moment showed me how wrong I was.
This is what Zach Snyder has brought to the Superman character. Not just a badass superhero, which he is, but he humanizes him in a way which Cavil does so well. He knows how strong he is but his faith in humanity and how he is able to let that define him makes Snyder’s Superman so much more powerful.
“Whatever man you grow up to be, a good man or bad, whoever that may be,
He’s gonna change the world”
And that man did
And all of us can
The dialogue was so inspirational and motivational, just repeating the lines at night I felt like I was changing the trajectory of my own life.
The symbolism in this is beautiful.
Clark, just like Jesus, is superhuman. In an instant, he can end anyone's lives he wants or put an end to injustice against Himself... But because he has power... And a loving father... He does his father's will. He makes the ultimate sacrifice and takes evil against Himself to be a pillar of light and salvation to the world
Makes sense since Siegel and Shuster were Judeo-Christians (correct me if I’m wrong), meaning that most likely, religious influences played a part in Superman’s origin, especially when Jor-El sends Kal-El on a messianic mission, just like God did with Jesus
@@creativeguy1martinez693 Oh for sure Superman is a messianic figure
I kind of think Jesus, if he really did exist and really was a supernatural being... Could have done a lot more good and been of much more use if he stayed alive and helped guide the world.
That pish about "He died for our sins", by letting himself be killed, is the biggest load of pish I've ever heard and also the main reason why I believe Christianity and all religion (apart from Deism) is absolute bollocks.
@@childofthesun32 I do wonder what would’ve happened if Jesus didn’t let himself get killed
@@childofthesun32 And this is why God makes the decisions and not you
The flashbacks scenes in this movie were amazing. Seeing young Clark and is struggles as well as his relationship with his day were some of the best parts of this movie.
Only if the bully knew of some boy called Brightburn
he wouldn't bully Clark
Brightburn is not the guy.
Brightburn is the smallville.
Brandon beyers is the guy
you so stupid, delete your comment kid
The kid who played the young Clark fits him so well visually that it's almost criminal that he's rarely mentioned.
He is not the man of steel, he is the man of hope and kindness.
I am so thankful for Zach Snyder. These fantastic movies he has given us... Thank you
This movie is really amazing and has a perspective and ethics
I really like Kevin Costner as Jonathan Kent...
Perfect casting.
He could’ve just tapped him and he would’ve flew back and learn his lesson
What?
Learnt*
That would imply he has a good amount of restraint and can judge how much force he generates. In all likelihood, he would have just hit him and killed him instantly. Then, the other kids see too and you get more parents accusing him of being a monster, and they campaign the schools, the council, the government to investigate him.
At that point, I'm not sure he'd be able to deal with that as a troubled and conflicted child.
@@Zooka128 well said.
@@Zooka128 Probably would've turned into Brandon and just killed everyone.
He is more human than any other human
I don't get it why people dislike this movie. The action is amazing, the portrayer is unique and inspiring. I love Captain America the first avenger but compare to this, the first avenger looks typical in style
I love Kevin Costner
Admiral ur like a pringles randy marsh
No that's Bob Odenkirk from breaking bad & better call saul.
“You know they can’t” is just such a badass line.
Ginger boy is the real MVP, he probably got bullied afterwards for snitching.
Man of steel is the best Superman movie out of all the others
This reminds me of Uncle Ben in Spider-Man(2002) when he tells Peter, "Peter, these are the years when a Man changes into the Man he's going to become for the rest of his life, just be careful what you change into. This guy Flash Thompson, he probably deserved what happened. But just because you CAN beat him, doesn't give you the right to. Remember, with great power comes with great responsibility," he says long and softly.
1:15 did they hurt you
Superman : you know they can't 😂
Kevin costner is a very good dad actor damnn❤
Heroism means to fight for the right thing no matter how much the world puts you down.
Strength is not about being born better, but about perseverance and character.
There will never be a perfect or perfectly happy world, but sometimes we make difficult decisions for the greater good.
This is one of the only movies that truly captures that, and ironically it is painfully misunderstood.
Now that Gunn announced his plans, I fell very sorry for Zack, he had the best vision everyone ever had for DC, dark, mythological, and so detailed.
Zack was passionate and it’s such a shame everyone was against him…
Right. Fucking whoever this new guy is is going to ruin DC with his marvel style
Still love coming back to this. This movie was ahead of it's time. Seeing Pa Kent stand there, unafraid of his son's power, unconditional love. If only every kid had this
I just love how bullies bully Clark and his dad stands there and just watches.
S S yeah lol it’s like why didn’t he do something. Also I would absolutely love it if you watched a film I made on my channel. It’s a fantasy film about defeating fear and doubt. Called The Kings World:Battle of the Soul.
S S if he had helped clark. He wouldve never learned to accept and love humans
- Sometimes you need to take a leap of faith first, the trust part comes later.
- OK I'll trust Zod.
- That's not what I meant...
He did tried to reason with zod that's faith. But the dude was mad so no trust
Batman: “he’s as human as I’ll ever be”
Deep shit bro
Throughout the movie, Jonathan Kent gives the best of advises. I wish my dad was still here.. I miss you dad
With his powers he learned to control his anger
Did they hurt you?
You know they can't.
The best line I've ever heard.
Add - That's not what I meant. Are you all right ?
The real hero of the Superman story is Jonathan Kent.
Clark/Kal is so lucky to have two fathers with similar ideals which influenced him to become the man that he is and to become Superman.
i would pay hundreds to see another zack snyder superman film
Sucks overrated James Gunn is in charge now.
Cool! Superman: Earth One and Superman: For Tomorrow parallels wrapped up in one little clip! And that kid who bullied Clark, Ken Braverman, coupled with the introduction of kryptonite in BVS, could be a promise to introduce Conduit later on in the DCEU. Sweet!
1:05 A young Gabe Newell helps Clark Kent to his feet
I never understood why people think man of steel is a bad film it me it was amazing one of the best dc films
Never tripped off of Pete's face after he helps Clark up and saw the bent pole. He gave the "Man look...they don't really want smoke" look. It's quick but it happens lol
That priest technically saved the world.
Jonathan: “would that make you feel any better?”
Me: YES
Perhaps but what then. You acted on instinct but not self control. You allowed someone else to benefit from your insecurities. That’s why the joker exists because he has no self control and acts purely on his own instincts. Superman and Batman are the opposite for that. Sure they beat people up but only where necessary to achieve a peaceful outcome and to protect others but also having concern for those they attack.
Superman can't be super without his adopted father advices.
THIS FILM IS A WORK OF ART!!!
Most underrated movie
I like this kind of moment in man of steel
I laughed so much at this 2:13 LOL
Why is it funny? I think it's even a bit deep. A man of god who sticks to his faith even though he's talking to an alien.
Den po
Den po
Because you can see how scared the priest instantly gets. Its a bit funny
Every scene with Jonathan Clark hit closer to home then most of the movie
Sometimes you have to take leap of faith first, trust part comes later. How relevant!
Let's be real. This film is beyond amazing. I don't understand why they rate this movie pretty low.
Alexander Mercer yeah it’s one of my favorites. Btw I would absolutely love it if you watched a film I made on my channel. It’s a fantasy film about defeating fear and doubt. Called The Kings World:Battle of the Soul.
@@asherpikesgoldenmoralcinem5770 I'll check that one later
Because a lot of the nay-sayers just wanted a rehash of the Christopher Reeves Superman films despite the fact that Zack Synder said time and time again they were going their own way and despite the fact that the tone, scale, and a more stoic Superman is more in line with recent comics and despite the fact that the nay-sayers got the Reeves rehash with Superman Returns and they pretty much didn't like that one either.
Shoutout to the most chill priest out there. It's not every day that a super cute alien walks into your church for some insight.
Also, unrelated: do flat earthers enjoy Superman or do they view the whole thing as heresy?
It’s an alternate reality where the world is round
Hehehe. "Heresy!!!!"
This is so much like 'El Zorro', the Mission's Padre was the only one (other than his deaf&mute personal valet, Bernardo) knowing young senhorito's De la Vega's identity and being comfort to his soul worries helping the common folk under another tyranny
Give that boy a hug goddammit
I still love this movie
This is the most practical it can get. This is exactly what would happen if a Godly being like Kal el lands on earth. That's why this movie is sooo good
And that's why people were dumb enough to make it a flop
The soundtrack on this movie is amazing.
How many bullies did clark faced. Good thing for every incident jonathan was there heal and give comfort that clark will carry throughout his life because a child will keep it to himself. Remember injuries of the mind is much harder to heal than injuries on the flesh.
The man of steel is up there with endgame no question
Lol no
Endgame sucked...this is way better
A common criticism of the church scene is the forced symbolism with Jesus in the shot; people tend to forget that symbolism - especially when presented visually - is just icing on the cake. What makes Clark human in this scene is that he's willing to ask another human - a priest, no less - for guidance on what he should do. But at its core, the "symbolism" or philosophy that haters hate on is part of the human experience. Art, philosophy, psychology, history and mythology are all cornerstones of the human experience.
Man this movie is so phenomenal
Man of steel will forever remain the most underrated superhero movie of all time