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Man of Steel (2013) Bar Scene (1080p) Full HD
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[@ljss6805]

Even after what that trucker did to Clark, he still watches out for him by not letting him drive drunk. What an upstanding gentleman.

[@maryp4579]

😂

[@albertgaspar627]

you could say, Clark has the ability to rise above his fellow man

[@ljss6805]

@@albertgaspar627 I think you can certainly say that.

[@monkadelic13]

that waitress knew tho- props to her

[@ericasusens3085]

😂

[@herewegoagain8408]

How embarrassing would it be if you shoved some guy and he didn't even move lol

[@ArturoGarzaID]

1:02 Superman

[@awsome_killer4205]

Happened to me some guest punch it the face and I tanked that shit wasn't even mad cuz it didn't hurt

[@quchi7232]

​@@awsome_killer4205cool story bro

[@Mr.Alright]

Terrifying*

[@kazutokirigaya6597]

Happened to me. For sure the most embarrassing moment ever of my life

[@tyrone31877]

If I tried to push somebody and I went backwards instead of them, I'd apologize and go sit myself down.

[@tharcismendes3510]

ahahahaahaaaha

[@ross-carlson]

Hopefully when you grow up you'll learn there are better ways of dealing with someone/something like this than trying to push them. Don't worry, you'll be an adult one day.

[@Jumpman2099]

​@@ross-carlsonWe get it bro, you hate the movie

[@user-hi8qw1xg9o]

@@ross-carlson you re retard

[@REE_III]

😆😆

[@angelofdarkness243]

Poor Optimus, what did he do.

[@jeffstrains4014]

Not much lol

[@maxcloud3281]

He didn't Roll Out when there was still time......

[@iceburgess461]

Phantom L

[@tripsy5639]

😂😂😂

[@adarsh2004]

😂😂😂

[@7heartsCC]

1:10 I love how the dude flinches when he goes to take is apron off lmao

[@davidstrauss5593]

lmaooo i noticed it now

[@jeocarrillo8656]

Lol, I had no idea until I read ur comment

[@guardedconor441]

never even noticed thats actually so funny

[@andrewramos4621]

Bro outta all the times I saw this I’ve never noticed it. Thanks 😊

[@CassiaMdB]

I absolutely love this scene! Superman puts himself in a place of shame by not reacting to the guy’s offense because he’s not a coward, he knew that he could kill that guy with a finger. At the same time he put the guy to shame by not moving when the guy shoved him. All of that in front of a couple of army guys. That was so awesome to see!

[@thecritic5291]

Too bad for his truck though 🤣

[@jamesevans2211]

And the army guys did absolutely nothing

[@kevinc8955]

Superman had a beer dumped over his head and he destroyed a man’s livelihood. Snyder doesn’t care who Superman is and it’s why his universe flopped so badly.

[@T.N.D.88]

​​@@kevinc8955yeah, he did fuck up that logger's lively hood 😂😂😂

[@michaelsong5555]

And then Clark becomes the smallest man in the room, because he destroys the man's livelihood by literally destroying the truck. The trucker was a jerk, but what Clark did was completely out of line. That's like a person shoplifts, and the shop owner burns the guy alive.

[@WhimsicalWanderer730]

This scene effectively showcases Clark's restraint and strength, both in character and power.

[@MrBronze15]

Nah he didn't restrain both character and power since he smashed that guy truck lol and probably ruined his life too, it's much better if Clark just slap him right there or show him calm "warning".

[@kevx6842]

@@MrBronze15 so you support drunk driving in 18 wheelers? but i do get your point about confronting it head on! Curious how many of us would show any level of restraint with that much unbridled power.

[@mcleodmichael1]

Wrong! What kind of person takes it all out on a defenseless 18 wheeler???

[@MrBronze15]

He looks pretty sober after he finish with the place. Keep in mind these people who drove truck for a long journey need their needs properly given as well, there are plenty of cases of truckd rivers got driving burnout or got "million mile stare" for lack of sleep or entertainment. Being drunk driving for these truck driver is the least thing you need to worry about. The company actually have to make sure the driver had their time to rest properly. Back to superman so yeah, the guy probably just trying to have his time for the next long boring journey, it is still an understandable behaviour but still a bit too far as well. So Superman could just scold him a bit or "mildly" intimidate him without overly showing or using his power. Destroying the truck is a very very bad response. There's some cases poor truck driver just sitting alone in a bar he was stuck in random town for a few days and had never been there, and didn't know anyone because his truck broken down. So yeah pretty much that will happen to the guy thanks to Clark generosity for displaying his restraint and strength.

[@WhimsicalWanderer730]

@@mcleodmichael1 Describing an 18-wheeler as defenseless is irrational, as it anthropomorphizes an inanimate object. Logically, a truck, unlike a living being, cannot experience defenselessness. The focus of the argument should be on Clark's intentions and choices, rather than fabricating a narrative by attributing victim-like qualities to an object. Rethink your stance and try again.

[@matthiasgarnier8]

1:44 "Well that is fortunate it's not my truck"

[@BETA00009]

Top ten thign fry at not heppen

[@nickwride2023]

@@BETA00009 >>> WTF? Is English not your primary language?

[@ravikr1783]

😂😂😂

[@nagavamsip]

@@nickwride2023”Lol you go milk cow first and then talk me scrub!”

[@nickwride2023]

@@nagavamsip >>> Not sure what you're trying to say. Maybe add some words to it?

[@starpartyguy5605]

A lot of people didn’t like Man of Steel. But I did. The best thing about it was that Zod had a purpose to restore his people. In the Christopher Reeves version, Zod was portrayed as just evil and power hungry. Zod had more depth here. I think that makes this film better

[@sakawa_wa]

Sometimes a villain can be evil just for the sake or evil. Doesn’t make it better or worse.

[@spr1ngcactu5]

I don’t know anyone who didn’t like it

[@christhornton1785]

I think it may be the best Superman movie.

[@christhornton1785]

@icarustannhauser4037 So in the 1st Christopher Reeve Superman movie. When the very small child first lands on earth and is found by the Kent's and then immediately is able to lift the back of the truck up...THATS not implausible?

[@wealthedge]

Uhhhhh, they set up Zod perfectly in Superman 1 and 2. He wasn’t just evil for evil’s sake. He had a vendetta against Jor-El and his treatment of him on Krypton and imprisonment in the Neutral Zone. He was exacting revenge on Jor-El’s heir. He even says it in the very first scene of Superman 1. “….both you, and then one day, your heir!” Terrence Stamp absolutely slaughtered as Zod.

[@chadwickmccarty4944]

What's always bugged me about this scene is how the military gents standby & just chuckle at it all.

[@natashaa691]

Morally I get what you are saying, but they have no authority. They aren’t law enforcement.

[@chadwickmccarty4944]

@@natashaa691 I agree they probably didn't have any jurisdiction there. At the 0:52 or near timestamp though they were enjoying the "bullying" hence why I stated their chuckles. Not good & too common imo.

[@eobardthawne2342]

​@@natashaa691exactly, they don't give a shit either, they're on a break and enjoying their meals before going back to being stationed for a couple of months or years and eat those gross MREs again.

[@abouttime5000]

agree. they appear to concode the abuse by smirking at it. I didn't like that approach.

[@kirkhunter146]

@@abouttime5000 Can I remind you that 99 percent of the traitors so far arrested for storming the Capital building are Military Vets? so where is the honour you want to defend?

[@JohnSmith-kn5wt]

The fact it was all done without a sound is the most amazing part I think. The dude walks out to find his truck all jacked up and had no idea. Clark showing restraint was a way cool but the sheer power of being able to do what he did is why he's the Man of Steel.

[@dethray1000]

it is a movie--all fake n nonsense

[@neilyb4590]

Made the same comment didn’t scroll far enough

[@ltzp2]

He could have shown restraint and still physically removed the guy from the bar and had the police put him in the drunk tank, he could have done something to prevent this dude from attacking and embarrassing him after sexually assaulting his coworker. Tired of people saying he "showed restraint." ever time he lifts something up, moves at a normal speed, or just interacts with literally any object he's "showing restraint." he could have prevented the guy from throwing beer in his face and physically restrained him without giving away the fact that he's superman, and that can't even be your justification for it in the first place because the "resolution" of the conflict is him doing something ONLY superman could possibly do (or someone with superhuman abilities).

[@TheShoalguy]

and without cutting power to the cafe.. somehow

[@gregrowe1168]

@@TheShoalguythere’s a scene in the Supergirl tv show where she picks up a building to free herself from nth metal, basically DCs version of vibranium. When she puts the building back down, the lights are still on. The entire building was lifted probably 50 feet in the air but somehow, the wiring was still intact.

[@mr_samuraix]

Imagine putting your all to a shove a person, but then it ended up pushing yourself... 💀

[@dethray1000]

fake,it is a movie

[@mr_samuraix]

@@dethray1000 no shit 🤡

[@theenemy4313]

@@dethray1000 thank you, i thought this was real life

[@berndtherrenvolk1951]

He could have broken his own neck like diving into a shallow pool.

[@monkadelic13]

when a drunken redneck force meets an immovable object

[@XMattingly]

Henry Cavill will always and forever be the best Man of Steel there ever was.

[@thereasonwhy5188]

Facts, Facts, facts

[@severetiredamage6754]

No. That’s extremely disrespectful of Christopher Reeves.

[@XMattingly]

@@severetiredamage6754 He’s a respectable runner up to greatest Superman

[@PrinceBarin77]

CR just is Superman. But Cavill was great in this role.

[@hd-xc2lz]

@@severetiredamage6754 Have you rewatched the Reeves' Superman series in the recent past? The first is the only one of the four watchable today, and they're all on the sweet side.

[@sixtypebeat]

Superman’s equivalent of keying someone’s car 😂

[@sdb7012]

Love the underlying message in this scene. You don’t have to physically fight back but you can hurt their pride by messing up their trucks 🙂

[@ironfist7789]

sent them into bankruptcy probably :P I'm not sure what they'd tell the insurance agency.

[@siler7]

Thanks for clearing that up. Nobody else got that.

[@ByteMyNAS]

Or even deeper than that , the thought of “I can’t explain it , but I must have messed with the wrong guy”

[@darthwiizius]

Many prostitutes were saved. And imagine the insurance claim, it's gonna need more than little box on the form to explain how that happened.

[@SamaraAChiren]

Yes, yes, but how do I, a non-Kryptonian, impale a truck on a street lamp?

[@Silentwraith365]

1:48 epic cut to Clark hitchhiking as the synth plays. Gives me chills.

[@juha2031]

at first i though it was the trucker who had to walk :D

[@Avgslaveworker]

Yeah if it wasn’t covered by video recommendations

[@no1nadegod90]

I'd rather back off if I was him. A man who doesn't move an inch after I push him is no joke. 😢

[@darthwiizius]

When I've had idiots like this get aggressive I always moved a foot into a mild rugby stance, when they pushed they went backwards under their own force and were most surprised. If you remember your Union Football from school (5 years playing at a Union school) then you know how to resist being pushed, I'm also not the smallest of fellows.

[@Superspy315]

@@darthwiiziuswhy are you trying to impress random people on KZbin?😂

[@darthwiizius]

@@Superspy315 It's not impressive and that's the point. Nothing I stated did I claim it worked because I was special, I'm not, I'm pretty average.

[@berndtherrenvolk1951]

@@Superspy315 "Mama always said, 'random is as random does.'"

[@monkadelic13]

ive had a dude do this to me outside a bar after closing.. he was slapping and hitting his girlfriend and i stepped up and he started to slap and shove me which i tanked all of it. I could have easily dropped him to the ground. I just grabbed him and whispered in his ear that (my best friend that was a cop just got murdered 2 weeks ago here at crosstown and I am REALLY looking to take out some agresstion right now) and he walked away. thing is his girl said THANKS YOU JUST MADE IT WORSE FOR ME WHEN I GET HOME. 3 days later on an EMT call- this jackass on the firedept was likes SUP HOMIE REMEMBER ME>.. oh yes i do.

[@jeremiahsherrill]

you have to really hate yourself to see a guy clark's size and attempt to start a fight with him. It doesn't matter that he is superman, clark kent in this scene dwarfs the bully.

[@zootopia8586]

It's a good thing superman was there to take this drunk driver's truck away from him.

[@monkadelic13]

the best superman we ever had in history and they FIRED HIM

[@OGTennyson]

Fr. There's gotta be sumn'wrong with dc 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@tronam]

No, Snyder ran DC into the ground.

[@TexasPatriotOffRoadAndOutdoors]

Christopher Reeves was a true classic but I have to give the nod to Henry Cavill.

[@Alowarbay24]

​@@tronam correct.

[@chrisrodgers8255]

​@@tronamcorrection. Wb management at the time ran it into the ground

[@patrickmurphy9470]

Superman’s greatest strength, “Self Control.” Anyone else would’ve leveled shorty here.

[@chrisrodgers8255]

Wolverine 😂😂

[@jayrob121]

I know there's the whole secret identity thing and all, but when Superman revealed himself to world I would have loved for them to show this guys reaction as he realizes that's who he was being an asshole too, and that he could have destroyed him, literally, if he had wanted too.

[@LordTPrime2100]

All this scene proves is that Superman is by far a better man then I would be in that situation.

[@ross-carlson]

Absolutely - I mean if you or I were there we would have, uh, done something worse than completely wreck this guy's life by destroying their livelihood. Don't forget the public vandalism/destruction of property that will take a crew of guys several days to clean up and repair. If you think that is "better" than you then holy fucking shit the people around you should be absolutely terrified of you.

[@arishemthejudge6780]

@@ross-carlson😭😭 Tbh thats kinda true. Destroying his truck was a far worse thing to do than physically fighting him, but if Clark even used 1% his energy, this guy would’ve been a goner

[@tronam]

Not really. I wouldn't have trashed the guy's truck over such a small incident.

[@michaelschultz4108]

What’s even better… nobody saw or HEARD this happening right outside the diner.. great writing!

[@ldcraig2006]

Clark probably just picked up the truck and went out into the woods to mess it up, then brought it back.

[@classifiedtopsecret4664]

Clark could have done it soo fast 2-3 seconds, nobody would have noticed.

[@monkadelic13]

you think ppl drinking in a bar give AF about ambient noises besides the TV in a bar? witty YOU

[@roxylindholm5179]

That drunk guy couldn't push Clark away, but the guy before on that fish trawler could, as he tried to safe him from the dropping fishing cage.

[@unhommequicourt]

@@roxylindholm5179 he still didn t have all his power back then. Also, he probably was surprised while he s ready to defend himself in the bar

[@GORT70]

Wish there was a sequel to this movie. They did a spectacular job.

[@sothisisit..3587]

Snyder's color grading is just too good

[@joeo7693]

The words of Bruce Banner come to mind: “Don’t make me angry, you wouldn’t like me when I’m angry.”

[@monkadelic13]

kal el does not kill anyone- he just makes them remember- which he did perfectly in this scene

[@hamzaiqbal7178]

I dont like you now

[@ross-carlson]

@@monkadelic13 Um, well if by "remember" you mean completely destroy someone's ability to make a living by destroying their business then I agree. It's amazing this was played for laughs as it's anything but funny and it's hard to believe people, like you, can't see that.

[@Artorion]

​@@monkadelic13 Actually he does kill and yeah you're right about everything else

[@nickjaxon1317]

I best respond is "I don't like you now"

[@DrJapan]

best damn scene ever to capture superman!

[@heatherwanamaker7904]

amen

[@hairylegs5022]

You can see it on his face. The way he tried to generate momentum to shove him. Only to not even budge him. He was scared shitless. The rest was adrenaline and fear. Great directing. I love this Superman.

[@ross-carlson]

Save for the whole destroying a man's livelihood - don't get me wrong I enjoy this take on Superman but not _this_ specific scene as Superman would NEVER act in such a childish, petulant and selfish way. If you're gonna do the right thing and walk away then awesome, but then destroying/vandalizing someone's property is in no way a good thing.

[@travelingfit2032]

@@ross-carlson none of us would be Superman. That's why he's what he is. We'd all be Hancock, and this guy would be suffocating on the moon.

[@Artorion]

​@@travelingfit2032 This guy is so full of shit

[@Tylanjamison96]

​@ross-carlson OH stfu! It's a freaking movie bro. Not that serious at all. You've commented the same thing like 3 times. Take a breath 😅

[@ashanims]

​@@ross-carlsonI've seen you comment under every single comment that praises this scene. I dont think you understand that Clark here is not perfect. Even *he* can get angry and make irrational decisions. This is all a part of his journey to becoming that "perfect man" that so you desperately want to clown on Snyder for not presenting before Clark even put on the suit. I hope you take that into account before trying to downplay a scene that you don't even fully understand yet.

[@Prospero812]

What incredible restraint! Almost all humans would respond acting on hate and protected their ego! He is truly Super in many ways!

[@dethray1000]

it is a movie,fake,and truckers do not act like this clown

[@ltzp2]

I like how everyone is using the words restrain and ignoring the fact that the one thing Clark should have obviously done in this situation is RESTRAIN THE MAN WHO JUST SEXUALLY ASSAULTED HIS COWORKER. He was twice his size and half his age, he could have physically restrained him without giving the slightest indication that he was superhuman. Yet he opts to not do that, and to fuck up his truck in a way that... get this... only a superhuman could do.

[@alexcosta2614]

Almost every human!? What sort of post-apocalyptic hellhole do you live in?

[@danielhausser8038]

No, Clark could have thrown that guy outside, in a focused way, to never come back.

[@DeadEndScreamer]

@@danielhausser8038 Exactly, just lift him up like a little kid by his armpits and carry him outside as he desperately tries to get away kicking and screaming without hurting him, would embaress the hell out of him and not potentially ruin his livelyhood, destroying the truck was way over the line and it doesn't just mess with the trucker, whatever cargo he was supposed to get will have to get a different truck now and just think of the poor bastards having to clean this mess up, how would they even do it out in the middle of nowhere, Clark really screwed a lot of people here and no one calls him out on this. If he was still a teenager it'd be a somewhat understandable reaction but he's supposed to be an adult here and somehow manages to act less mature than when he was a child.

[@andreataylor7135]

Still struggle to understand why the new director for DC has stated he did not want this great actor to continue as Superman. DC has lost the plot, Henry was the best portrayal / version of Superman I have seen in my lifetime.

[@monkadelic13]

get woke go broke

[@abouttime5000]

Henry was by far the best Superman ever.

[@ktclm0617]

Took his casting cues from Disney 😂

[@christaylor7916]

There is nothing special about cavils superman. The ONLY reason you guys say this about cavil is because he looks physically perfect for the Superman role. Because he looks just like Superman. That's the only reason you all love cavil so much. If it wasn't for that then you wouldn't love cavil so much.

[@CassiaMdB]

I totally agree! The best Superman for me too! 💙❤️💛

[@raphaeltruyen15]

I know it's hard, but Clarke did a great job holding his composure. Not many men would hold back. This is why Henry is Superman. Not Christopher Reeves. Henry is forever the Man of Steel. Just because of this scene.

[@Nozverah2]

Homelander would've lasered him into the ground & brought the whole building down in flames🤣 it's a slippery slope with these uber folks lol

[@greasey8695]

Do…uh…do you think that Reeves wouldn’t? Cavill has looks but like, nowhere near Reeve’s charisma in this franchise.

[@brooklyn4k759]

This comment didn’t age well, cause Tyler Hoechlin’s Superman just had a parallel scene to this where he also held back.

[@NoBrainah]

It’s all fake, it’s a movie

[@franzschubertv2874]

Any actor would have held back. Because that was the script. But the script is odd here because nothing could explain what happened to the truck. The news would blow up and his identity would be at risk.

[@stephm69mtl]

Always LOVE scenes of Superman vs regular people :) Never enough of those scenes in Superman movies.

[@whattheworldsneedswhatneed774]

This movie was so good and the actors as well. The music in this film fits the background so well.😮

[@Ancient_Astronaut_Theorist]

What do you mean by "so" good? Please explain that. I would appreciate it so much.

[@jcbrowniii]

This soundtrack is my absolute favorite

[@ClearHeatVision]

Nice homage to this in season 3 of Superman and Lois

[@theRock-hh1gl]

1:10. That waitress saved his life. Lol

[@playgames1097]

It's Lana lang and she know his power.

[@hieiplays9389]

A reason I was never much of a Superman fan is that he's too much of a boy scout. I've never wanted him to go on a killing spree like in Injustice, but I've always wanted him to get back at disgusting people, specially bullies. This scene has fulfilled a dream of mine. Eternal respect to Christopher Reeve, but this Superman, script-wise, is my favorite.

[@ross-carlson]

Holy shit the people around you should be terrified of you - your dream to see someone have their entire livelihood destroyed over them being a douchebag in a bar? Seriously? That is a very fucked up dream and there is no world in which anyone should act this way, let alone Superman. There is nothing _super_ about this, nothing at all.

[@hieiplays9389]

@@ross-carlson I never said he should do exactly what he did on this scene. What can't happen is for a superhero to act on some things and don't act on others he considers "less damaging". Yes, I want to see bullies get f****, because I've been a victim of bullying for a huge part of my life and that's caused too many issues in my life, specially psychologically; issues that have lasted to this day. And then you say people should be terrified of me? Just wake up. It's this kind of misdirecting of blame that keeps bullying happening. You should be ashamed, really.

[@rushoscar]

what if he tried to rape the bartender girl if Clark did not stop him wise azz?@@ross-carlson

[@lapplandkun9273]

@@ross-carlsonfucking no one is listening to you instead of yourself. Grow up dude.

[@retroftw4644]

​@ross-carlson that guy wasn't a douche he was a violent man harassing a woman with unknown intentions.

[@pizzasteakphocheeseburgeri2965]

I come back to this scene often as a reminder for humility. We get tested in life and it’s ultimately how we respond to unwanted events. Superman could have atomized the drunkard but chose to walk away. How powerful is that?

[@TheManlyVIK]

Yeah and then destroyed the man's livelihood lol

[@jonathanbirch2022]

He coulda just thrown the guy out the bar ffs

[@ross-carlson]

Right, and how did he respond? By DESTROYING a man's business/company/income - that is NOT in any way how anyone should respond to something like this. You either just walk away or you walk away and call the police, as if it's bad enough they should be prosecuted. What you ABSOLUTELY SHOULD NOT DO is vandalize someone's property which, in this case, is likely devastating for this guy. So no, this isn't great, it isn't "powerful" - it's incredibly childish, selfish and is NOT AT ALL how Superman would react.

[@Artorion]

​@@ross-carlson Dude I used to be a trucker and let me tell you something you blowing out proportion the company would just give him another truck and besides that's better then him doing that to the guy if you rather have that and what the hell would the police in that situation absolutely nothing I've seen then do nothing to worse.

[@Artorion]

​@@TheManlyVIK He could literally get another truck in a day

[@Afterburner]

That moment when Superman means "Don't drink and drive" in the most extreme of examples... lol.

[@friggyk]

*henry cavill IS THE BEST SUPERMAN EVER*

[@Jhart811]

Lol nope christopher reeves

[@friggyk]

@@Jhart811 *you misspelled Henry cavill, I luv Christopher reeves but as the modern Superman I LUV HENRY CAVILL AS THE MAN OF STEEL*

[@dripzzofficial24]

Facts

[@stoneroses13]

@@miggyp1518 Well said!

[@shockcentric8437]

@@Jhart811 Stuck in the past. Henry Cavill has no competition.

[@eddievenuto1862]

A human would fight the punk who poured the beer on the person. Superman would let it go because how great superman is . Just like when he got bullied still saved those kids on the bus. Superman push the bus out of the water. The standard of superman is great. The integrity superman has is so high.

[@barrygoldwater2441]

So if I use all my weight to push someone in the chest and he doesn't budge an inch while I actually go backwards, I may rethink things.

[@janewhelan4884]

Not gonna love the new Superman, they were lucky to find Henry Cavill after Christopher Reeve. Lightning in a bottle rarely happens. Love you Henry Cavill. They didn't give you what you deserved ❤❤❤❤

[@tronam]

Casting was never the issue. It was the writing. Snyder is notorious for this.

[@mikerichardson2177]

Best Superman movie....ever!!!!

[@monkadelic13]

i have to agree

[@weavehole]

No

[@Rick-Sanchez-C-137]

Love this scene... it showed how Clark was never angry he was just very disappointed at the guys behavior. 😊

[@jamalsafeer7405]

Nah he was definitely angry, look at the truck man

[@DonMariof]

At 1:15 the look he gives him is so much dissapointment, but also i bet the consideration of "are they(humans) worth it?"

[@thecircleoft.e.d2121]

Then why would he destroy his truck? He was angry,”; that asshole trucker would piss anyone off.

[@ross-carlson]

Um, no, that isn't at all what it shows - what it shows is that this version of Superman is a selfish, petulant child who rather than deal with this like an adult (ie walk away or walk away and call the police if it's warranted) he walks away then DESTROYS A MAN'S LIVELIHOOD. I don't know about you but I've never been so upset, especially over something so relatively small, that I waned to end someone's career. I know it's played for laughs but it is anything but funny.

[@Artorion]

​@@ross-carlson Damn dude you really are a hater also seriously miss the point

[@ThatGingerGuy51]

Gotta love how the Air Force guys just kinda sit there. They’re smart enough not to put themselves in harms way

[@loppy6481]

Synder did an amazing job alongside Cavill showing a wandering Superman trying to find his purpose in life and hiding as a regular person but showing signs of who he is.

[@dethray1000]

fake,a movie

[@wiffleballer28]

Snyder showed Superman as the measured, lonely, compassionate character he is in the first part of this scene. Then, Snyder returned to his petty and adolescent tendencies to show Superman taking revenge in the most petty, childlike, un-Superman way. Snyder absolutely ruined Superman with this scene.

[@ltzp2]

Thank you, someone pointing out that if supermans goal in not restraining or stopping this man was to conceal his powers, why the fuck did he use his superpowers to build some display for the world to see how powerful and vengeful he is just to fuck up this guys truck AFTER he let him get away with SAing his coworker and attacking him@@wiffleballer28

[@vicentegonzalez4731]

This was directed by Snyder But the story was by Nolan

[@volcanicmonstrosity]

@@wiffleballer28 But he wasn't even Superman at this point. Just Clark Kent.

[@AmandaBurger-wd4lw]

Respect to him staying calm thro all of this . Shows lot In his Character. He makes good super man

[@alimurtaza6318]

That dude in the bar is just tempting death at this point.

[@dethray1000]

all fake,it is a movie

[@monkadelic13]

no- he doesnt know he is dealing with the most powerful being in the known universe.. hes just being a redneck starting stuff

[@christaylor7916]

​@@dethray1000um....DUH

[@EliasGamez]

​Are you serious????? 😂😂😂@@dethray1000

[@mtsky-tc6uw]

@@EliasGamez are you serious ?????? geezuz---about half the people who watch this fake crap think it actually happen,that it is real--that john wayne and clint eastwood are bad asses -- wayne did a lot of his stunts when young,eastwood,nope

[@tumblevveed3586]

I’m guessing that point where he attempted to shove him, everyone else in the bar probably realised ol cocky was barking up the wrong tree. I’m going to have to watch man of steel. Never seen it.

[@FrenchJae]

Right. I've never seen it but now I'm tempted to watch it.

[@gregrowe1168]

I think it’s a highly underrated movie. I like it.

[@monkadelic13]

i honestly think every one in the bar knew what he was defending him which he just walked out in dignity with nothing said by managment- manager prob be like OH SHIT nikka bout to go fuq his chit up now

[@liamriddy358]

"Doing this to his truck will arouse absolutely no suspicion."

[@javierherrera9450]

One of my favorite scenes in the Superman movies!

[@Jeff-66]

Imagine throwing a beer in the face of a literal demi-god.

[@burtonwilliams5355]

LOVED THIS MOVIE !

[@richard4991]

I love when that dink shoved Clark and bounced off him..... and still had to peg him when his back was turned. Anyway, that dude had an interesting time talking to a claims adjuster

[@j-hp2449]

Why does everyone in that room just assumes that THIS guy can bully Clark who is taller and looks stronger than him? And why do they laugh when he spills his drink on Clark? The stupidity level in this room was insane.🤦🏿‍♂️

[@bugwar5545]

And if everyone acted rationally, it would be a very boring movie.

[@bullgravy6906]

Knew a dude in high school, severe little man syndrome. He’d go up to the biggest dude at a party and try to pick on him, usually they’d just brush him off or little dude’s friends would “hold him back.” Finally a behemoth wasn’t having any nonsense chucked his ass across a room. Little boy was lucky to realize he was a sissy before it was too late, Sasquatch was ready for war

[@monkadelic13]

have you ever been in a local bar before? they are like this.

[@ashenics]

Truck man forgot to renew his insurance what a pity...

[@Tonykulis]

hi we are trying to reach you about your extended warranty lol

[@Videopokergal-ux3gf]

I loved this scene!😁

[@GUITARSTUFF911]

All he had to do was pick up the whole truck, fly it all out of ear shot from the diner, Make this ART masterpiece, fly back and quietly set it down......Done. I do think a shot of him trying to explain to the police what happened to his truck would have been a great bit funnier.

[@gregrowe1168]

At this point, he didn’t know how to fly. He never attempted to fly until later when he put the suit on.

[@KarnageGaming]

imagine pushing someone with all your strength and they dont budge even a little bit. didnt even manage to make his shouldner slightly rotate lmao. and still somehow he was trying to pick a fight. nahhh mate at that stage you apologise and hope he doesnt kill you lol

[@klauskleber4001]

when he tries to push him.... hahahahahahahaha he is like what the frick was that jerry?

[@anazwinful]

the top of self control... 😂

[@thedarkknight7287]

I loved that scene. He tries to shove Clark and blows back not even moving him. Did you see the look on his face. Priceless. LOL

[@glennc8991]

Best Superman movie and best actor playing Superman IMO

[@DynamiteNapoleon]

Imagine you attempt to push a man with everything you have, and he doesn’t budge yeah I’d leave right after that.

[@rogue8304]

Man's wrists will never be the same

[@monkadelic13]

hard push on a brick wall- yeah hes gonna feel that in the morning

[@tdigi88]

The guy who threw the can at him was brave after seeing that he didn't even stumble after his friend just tried to check him when he pushed him😮

[@matttheus6144]

The girl knew Clark would wreck this drunk, she's probably seen him do some feats of strength she couldn't explain

[@BlLLY]

I wonder if this dude ever figured out he was superman

[@franzschubertv2874]

I would think everyone would. The news about this event would blow up. Bad script.

[@ltzp2]

Thank you, this shit is awful. He could have physically restrained the man and had the police pick him up if his goal was to keep his powers concealed but handle the situation appropriately and protect everyone, but he for some reason shows great restraint in not even blocking the guy from pouring beer on him or shoving him then loses all of that patience and constructs a monument for everyone to see how powerful and vengeful he is. Its just actual dogshit, if you asked a writer to come up with the least satisfying, least logical, and most ridiculous way for Clark to respond to this situation, this is what they could come up with.@@franzschubertv2874

[@monkadelic13]

pretty sure after lois ousted him he was like fuuuuuuuuuk i dodged a bullet

[@BlLLY]

​@@franzschubertv2874Or at the time people would just call him crazy

[@BlLLY]

​@@monkadelic13Yeah but I mean after superman became known, did this dude ever connect the dots?, Ain't often you push a dude and he doesnt move and the next thing you know, your truck has been ravaged by some huge ass objects

[@booger1966]

Friends don't let friends (or enemies) drive drunk.

[@Durwood71]

Then the guy walks over and gets into his truck which is parked next to the one that Clark destroyed.

[@lindachandler2293]

A nod to the Jerry Reed scene in Smoky and the Bandit; love! 😊

[@davidd6171]

What a great scene! I just wonder how Clark did that without making a crap load of noise? That activity should have been heard loud and clear for at least 1,500 feet.

[@lazurm]

If it's done in less than 2 seconds (super strength and flying ability), for instance, and timed at a loud point in the bar (super hearing and x-ray vision) it may go unnoticed.

[@BeatVids]

He could have intentionally took it away 2 miles away, then brought it back with a whisper

[@ross-carlson]

Yeah, awesome scene - it's amazing how Clark in a matter of seconds not only DESTROYED a man's livelihood but he created so much damage and carnage that it'll take a crew of men several days to clean up and repair, likely destroying the guy's business at the same time. Very _super_ of him.

[@Sinkobafode]

Yes, getting up against the mountain sized buss boy and then continuing to do so after hitting him, realising he is an actual mountain, is what every movie bully would do.

[@JeffreyWillis800]

The sad part here is, not a single person stepped in to help the girl besides Clark. Not even the "tough" foreign soldiers.

[@flukeman022]

That creep looked more confused than shocked seeing what happened to his truck.

[@monkadelic13]

oh no- kal knew what he was doing

[@flukeman022]

​@@monkadelic13sorry, I didn't make myself clear enough, I edited my comment.

[@pigpig8096]

Imagine if it was Geralt

[@TheRedPizzaTurtle]

"Fuck...."

[@dmxdxl]

Clark's TRUE POWER is not killing this dude outright!!!...

[@alienjugakepo1415]

❤ this scene is 1000x much better than fighting scene with batman aquaman, wonder woman.

[@stuartkennedy4202]

After Christopher Reeves this man is the best superman he is so perfect for the role.

[@menumlor9432]

I really liked this movie. I dont understand why some people didn't.

[@syedhussain7270]

I liked it but I really disliked the Jonathan Kent letting himself die in the tornado unnecessary

[@menumlor9432]

@@syedhussain7270 it was necessary.

[@jonnynestor1]

best Superman ever !!

[@ricbrown1114]

Enjoyed the movie, but this is still one of the best scenes ever. Reminiscent of the original Superman with Christopher Reeves RIP. 👍🏾

[@vanPoll]

When I watched this scene on the movie for the first time, it had me burst out in laughter for around 5 minutes, nearly suffocate me when I saw the impaled and mangled truck. God, this is funny. Never anger the man of steel.

[@nikolaigranvoldpedersen473]

Hahaha he just push him but he just stand there😂😂

[@lisear2926]

I Really would have loved to hear this guy's reaction and what he said to the police after seeing his truck like this😊

[@pongespob]

And his insurance provider.

[@leonardhandzlik6008]

I loved how the guy jumps up out of his seat and rises to his full height of 5'8", and stares UP at Clark.

[@yohanauguste9110]

i just love that scene.

[@marcw6875]

I think it could have been fun to see Clark firmly but gently show the trucker the door and then prevent him from getting back in if need be. I mean, he could have seriously humiliated the guy without actually hurting him.

[@ross-carlson]

THANK YOU - and not to mention the whole, you know, destroying the guy's livelihood by creating so much carnage that it'll take a crew of guys several days to clean up and repair.

[@0megacron]

Considering that his debut as Superman wasn't long after this, and that his face was subsequently shown all over the world, I always wonder if the trucker put two and two together.

[@robertravena]

We have people in real life that cannot fkn do that. and they drive and vote.

[@charlesthomas2983]

Supes was really angry to do his truck 🚚 like that!!😂😂😂

[@kabukiarmadillo]

Trivia bit... this scene was filmed right here on Vancouver Island in Canada where I live. The Cassidy Bar (you can catch a glimpse of the name at the beginning of the clip) was known as a popular biker bar. It burned down about a year after this scene was filmed.

[@RohanSJ]

And the singer is Allison Crowe who is originally from Nanaimo.

[@harsh_kay8840]

I used to think that it was zack snyder that bullying clark in this scene :-/

[@joshualaird5303]

I never understood the hate for this franchise... I loved it

[@captainahab2485]

The movie started great, with scenes like this one and the school bus. The second act needed a big rethink.

[@SuigaRou]

The end of this scene just feels so off to me. His reaction to finding his truck like that is just like "huh, that's weird" when any normal person would be flipping out or in some state of shock and awe.

[@uhavemooface]

That was the best revenge to give a bully. The fact that the guy never moved after being pushed should give you an idea of that guys strength.

[@pawelk1020]

Imagine if that was Homelander

[@f_kyt]

Never mess with man of steel

[@marcoclarke7212]

Lol as soon as I saw this scene in the theater I knew this would be my favorite version of Superman.

[@METAL1ON]

And now we get a Superman just putting his boots on while there is destruction outside, this is so much better.