Oil Rig Rescue | Man of Steel

[@brettoncrowell1713]

Honestly I want a whole superman movie about him doing shit like this, and kinda being an urban legend

[@leonardodelacruz3859]

Thank you. Same here. I been asking for that but they never made one.

[@surajd4169]

There is its called smallville

[@vuilnisgod4388]

Superman returns waa something like that... but boring

[@100Swave]

@@vuilnisgod4388 True

[@yowaimo8387]

one punch man

[@smaug9833]

The humans are also remarkable. That guy tackling Clark to save him, the pilot waiting and yelling "get that last guy loaded", and later in the film the Colonel standing up to a Kryptonian. I'm thankful for Zack Snyder that he portrayed us in a good light. He not only highlights the best of Superman, he highlights the best of humanity as well.

[@Varlane]

The whole symbolic of Superman is bringing the best of everyone arround him. You can see it depicted here, and on the opposide side, the effects of his death we witnessed in Justice League with a resurgence in crime.

[@Scriptum_1]

Well, that came from the comics and that's the difference between Batman and Superman. This is even distinctive between the two fictional cities Metropolis and Gotham

[@ButcheryTapes]

Shouldn't the guy who tackled Clark have hit a brick wall so to speak?

[@smaug9833]

@@ButcheryTapes or Clark saw his attempt and reacted like a normal human

[@TheNubadak]

This as well.

[@PrinceMandal]

This scene will be remembered as one of the badass scenes in DCEU. Thank you Henry Cavill, Zack Snyder and Hans Zimmer.

[@giakhang8809]

😢😢 fuck JamesGunn

[@jkalas9]

So much power in this scene. Truly, truly great.

[@royleboy5802]

Chills every time when you see him holding that entire structure and seeing it bend under his own feet. One of the coolest Superman feat of all of his movie iterations.

[@4verstoked]

Nolan was also very much involved into this.

[@lightheart5]

Christopher Reeve would be proud

[@AlexLosAngeles]

This movie gets better over the years

[@roger5555ful]

Yes, yes it does

[@rizkyantoni3948]

Aged like fine wine

[@kakabaraka1058]

exactly

[@imynx-z_1017]

@CommentKiller not really the pacing isn't great but it has at least a good villain and good shots considering this is ZS It's decent, not great like BvS UE

[@imynx-z_1017]

@CommentKiller yeah and the majority found this movie boring plus isn't your opinion alson subjective?

[@ManofOneGod]

0:40 You could see how proud Clark is. That man, even though human, risked his life to try save his.

[@jamyskis]

Funny thing is that Clark actually had to react on a whim and deliberately fall over, otherwise the man who tried to save him would have been hit as well.

[@hennggueljuancarlos8603]

@@jamyskis Nah, he had a mental block on his powers which is how the dude was able to push him out of the way. When he blocked them he stopped his powers from reaching his full potential earlier on in his life, which is why he still struggles with this.

[@Ezio470]

@@hennggueljuancarlos8603 indeed all his life he only learned how to restrain himself.... Once he does get over this well his growth is basically limitless.... You see him struggling to hold that tower but after you see him carry way heavier objects with ease

[@hennggueljuancarlos8603]

@@Ezio470 Yep, he went from struggling with an oil rig to full on shifting a tectonic plate of the earth and carrying entire buildings like nothing. I kinda wonder if he'll get stronger though?

[@manofsteelgoodmanll7925]

True i guess that was his way of trying to blend in to acting human i would say without using off his powers.

[@man0grc]

We don't want a reboot, we want Man of Steel 2.

[@vorant77]

Providing they can leave the trending WOKE sissyfying stuff out and let Superman remain Superman.

[@themarsman5155]

@@vorant77 If zack snyder is directing there won't be any of that in it

[@man0grc]

@@vorant77 Couldn't agree more

[@kaiba-boi4256]

@@themarsman5155 Snyder’s actually a pretty woke dude, the thing is he isn’t annoying or obnoxious about it like other filmmakers

[@themarsman5155]

@@kaiba-boi4256 Good to know

[@Glartok]

Such a criminal underrated film. Without a doubt the highlight of the DC films.

[@TheSlimmshadyy]

It had some really good visuals and scenes but for me The dark knight is the best DC film so far.

[@Jesko_VRS]

Dark Knight says hello.

[@mohamaddavarzani7997]

like always i watch a marvel movie i remind lol full joke.

[@h.bubblecrunch1939]

Fuck yes

[@georgepascual1]

LOL idiotic thing to say

[@abhijithmoody7947]

0:40 that smile from Clark , seeing what humanity is.

[@dominikanderson1250]

Always thought the same thing!

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

Many assholes in the world, but few people willing to let someone die.

[@majumder456]

That’s not a smile tho...

[@xDrikenx]

The smile of hope.

[@DaveMillennial]

i feel the comment but remember…all he knows is humanity.

[@suvamk]

0:41 the look on his face , why he loves us and can do anything to protect us. this movie was an art.

[@prabalmohanta138]

He isn't real

[@cryamistellimek9184]

@@prabalmohanta138Nooo you don’t say? I thought this was a documentary. Smart ass.

[@nkemnoraulmanfredini7286]

@@prabalmohanta138 HE IS

[@Alexa-eo4tf]

Lmao 😂 it's just a damn movie. Why would you say he loves us when it's fictitious 😂

[@nkemnoraulmanfredini7286]

😐,Superman loves earth@@Alexa-eo4tf

[@shiva0251]

This movie was really good.I never understood the hate

[@rightuppercut1426]

shiva0251 Parts of the movie are great. They only never should have cast Amy Adams as Lois Lane. The writers also did a poor job on her character in this movie. Lois is a wise-ass and highly annoying and it is laughable how easily she could find Clark’s home and secret.

[@magnetoforpresident3125]

I totally agree 💯

[@mtrich8113]

I never understood that either because it's take on Good vs evil and takes it to another level. In the first Superman movie The antagonist general zod was not established why he turned evil it disagreed with the rest of the inhabitants of Krypton. But in this movie Zod had a meaningful purpose of being a antagonist because he was designed to protect Krypton at all cost even at the cost of another planet and its inhabitants. Not to start a DC versus Marvel War but really what was Thanos is purpose but just a murder everyone in the universe so he can hang his armor up in a field and cook his breakfast sorry but there's no rhyme or reason to his madness it just exists.

[@renesoto-pintor2916]

@@rightuppercut1426 Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame was shit. Man of Steel is a masterpiece compared to the Mcu.

[@MaganasPortfolio]

@Jean-Luc Rene Soto-Pintor How so? Just curios.

[@rommelpuyaoan3509]

0:41 he is happy even tho that thing wasn't gonna hurt him, he still appreciated the man that helped him

[@kyaruzirobert210]

true ive noticed

[@joeridestrijcker445]

maybe the smile meant he was relieved that his 'cover' wasn't blown

[@HaloDude557]

@@joeridestrijcker445 he blew his cover when he pulled a metal door off his hinges while naked and on fire bro

[@joeridestrijcker445]

@@HaloDude557 that was not in this scene, was it?

[@HaloDude557]

@@joeridestrijcker445 the point is that his cover doesn't matter if he can just move on to another job

[@SoldierOfFate]

Can you imagine the testimony of the rescued workers? Everyone would think they were either insane or hallucinating if they said a ripped bearded guy on fire saved them.

[@BioLogicalNerd]

What's the unbelievable part though? The ripped beardiness?

[@garnacho373]

they will say a god safe us

[@gustavoritter7321]

@@BioLogicalNerd The guy holding a freaking metal structure like that!?

[@SEliteGuitarist99]

Snyder was huge on religious symbolism. I imagine this scene is supposed to represent Jesus saving lost souls from Hell (the flames). Hence why he is untouched so much by the heat even his hair survives

[@amandeepgill5206]

I saw..jesus

[@LongHaulTrucker4Life]

I actually have a lot of respect for that guy who saved Superman from the crab cage... He obviously didn't know that Clark was Superman, but he didn't hesitate to put himself in danger saving him

[@Naruke2k5]

Clark wasn't Superman at that time

[@galactikhex]

@@Naruke2k5 dude he was on fire of course he was

[@magilla2282]

​@@galactikhex He meant he never wore the suit yet and went public.

[@mitchjames9350]

No one knew who Superman was.

[@BenjaminBranson31]

I was surprised when he didn't get multiple injuries, spine break after tackling a concrete wall

[@lithmono1675]

That fisherman is a metahuman without a doubt. How can you tackle supes? You're basically hitting an iron pillar if you did that.

[@jmac6248]

Does Clark weigh a metric ton or? I'm confused as to the physics here.

[@coachsteel]

Clark wasnt expecting it, that's why he was tackled

[@lithmono1675]

@@coachsteel with all that super Instinct and shit?

[@natedagreat19]

Jmac Clark’s mass isn’t any different for a man his size. His super power is his strength-to-weight ratio, unlike other Super strength metahumans like Hulk (or more accurately, Bane) who’s mass is proportionate to his strength. The same way you can stop yourself from being pushed over if you brace, Clark does the same thing and simply becomes a wall lol. But if he actively relaxes, his body weight can be dropped over if he wants. In this scene he obviously saw the man coming and probably noticed the cage mid air, and shifted his weight so he dropped with the tackle. Smallville Clark does the same thing when plays sports or high fives/hugs someone.

[@MrFlavioPadilha]

@@natedagreat19 amazing explanation man, you rock

[@jerrylewis788]

This scene is so inspiring. Clark didn't know that he was "Superman," he just knew that he had to help.

[@RadicalStreet]

​@Jonathan Birch Your max bench press is hot garbage.

[@RadicalStreet]

@Jonathan Birch 320 pounds. Keep training rookie.

[@RadicalStreet]

@ Ancident 320 isn't even shit compared to other lifts lmaooooo, apparently to you that's God like strength dumbass😭

[@thepowerofIandI]

@jonathanbirch2022Someone got their feelings hurt LOL

[@NormalChannel95]

Man its been 10 years. This movie is still up for discussion, that's how you know this work of art lives in our head rent free and is there to stay, I'm proud of it.

[@animadoarts5123]

That man just saved the cage from superman

[@No_OneV]

lol

[@longps9528]

Equipments are expensive ya know

[@OldieWan]

I was a bit confused by this. If he was to try to tackle Superman like that it would have been like hitting a brick wall! I could understand if Clark knew he was going to push him and went along with it. But the guy jumped and tackled him without Clark knowing it was coming. A slight over look in the movie. As in the bar scene when the guy tried to shove Clark it only pushed the guy back. Was like trying to push an iron wall back. Same thing should have happened here and had the man trying to save Clark get crushed under the cage while Clark would have been okay. Just think how different this scene would have played out if that happened.

[@kevindavis5966]

@@OldieWan It's been demonstrated that Clark has to be aware and bracing to resist a force. Something to do with his "personal force field", as even having higher density, he's still less than 300 pounds or so. Having said that, I believe it largely depends on the writer as to what convention is followed.

[@OldieWan]

@@kevindavis5966 Interesting points. Thanks for sharing that with me here. Yeah I think much of it has to do with who is writing him at the time. Hence my confusion on how this works for him. What about a bullet that he is not aware of coming at him. If he didn't know a force like that was coming at him would he no longer be bullet proof? Thing is he could hear a bullet being shot from miles upon miles away. So lets pretend it was a silent bullet or something that goes beyond on his density thresh hold would it then by pass his personal force field? Just all geeky stuff I sometimes enjoy having theories about and or poking holes in fantasy land sciences.

[@hamakuasledgehammer1920]

“This isn’t Superman. He’s not bright and shiny with a boyscout personality. The colors are bleak and boring.” Blah blah blah. This is the embodiment of Superman. A regular guy, sure he’s an alien with godly powers but he’s just as human as anyone. This was meant to be his origin, his starting point. He was traveling the world helping people, trying to find himself. It reminded me a bit, of the Earth 1 Superman comics. This movie was supposed to lay the foundations that built up to the Superman we all recognize. People complain about him killing Zod. “Zod stop!” ...”Never!”. He had no choice, sure he could have tossed Zod away but then he would risk him killing even more people. Zod’s death and the deaths of the civilians caught in their battle weighed heavily on him, thus cementing his unwillingness to kill. His struggle between whether he should help at all. His suit got brighter every time. So did his personality. But people wanted Christopher Reeve’s Superman instantly. Instead we got a flawed, human character trying to do the right thing as best as he can. I vastly prefer this kind of a Superman, someone many of us can all relate to.

[@hamakuasledgehammer1920]

lakes Who are you talking about?

[@ibrokemyownheart4953]

I read and left a like :(

[@ibrokemyownheart4953]

Hamakua Sledgehammer I think he tried to say “u” but it probably auto corrected to “I”

[@hamakuasledgehammer1920]

I BROKEMYOWNHEART Thank you. I was just stating my opinion, however I do appreciate it.

[@hamakuasledgehammer1920]

lakes Well I’m not necessarily asking for likes. I was just stating my opinion. It only took me about a minute to write that because of auto correct messing things up but I’m glad that you took time out of your day to comment on it. Thanks

[@samuelthrift7282]

2:11 When the steel beam starts to bend before Clark does.... Chills every time

[@marcarriaga3201]

He doesn't bend

[@alexromano1459]

Solo imaginas las miles de toneladas de presión que soporto clark sin duda es mucho más fuerte que los vengadores

[@Timeward76]

Very much. Clark didn't give way, the ground under his feet did.

[@ardarricvannes5347]

Fisherman was the real heroe he saved superman from the crab pot, no superpowers but still risked his life😆

[@kravenbrofar6078]

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[@kurtzechmann4566]

Make that two!

[@ardarricvannes5347]

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[@kkk-jp3zx]

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[@TexasAllDay]

Man of Steel and the Dark Knight two of the greatest comic book movies ever made... They both feel like there in the same universe for a second .

[@chuckie7384]

If the Dark Knight you refer to here is Batman, then yes - they are in the same universe. Superman and Batman are both part of the DC Universe.

[@michaelwilson1493]

Man of Steel is good but is has a lot of flaws. The Dark Knight is a masterpiece on another level.

[@laur13]

@@chuckie7384 I think he was referring the The Dark Knight film by Christopher Nolan

[@laur13]

@@KazukiVA only the immature Nolan fanboys would have.. the kind of people who only like Nolan's work cause his name is on it. But the "deeper"(?) Fans wouldn't have, because they would see that this isn't quite up to par to Nolan's quality in filmmaking and story telling. Not dissing MoS btw, still a good movie, but not quite TDK trilogy.

[@laur13]

@@KazukiVA yeah, it would have been interesting to see his take on Superman. The way he nailed the "dark" character of Batman, he would have done the same with Supes, which I feel like Snyder slightly missed.

[@pranaykarkera6334]

Just imagine being deep inside a rig on fire, certain death looming over your head and in the final moment a shirtless man, literally on fire, tears out a metal door like a paper from a book. Hell, IM pretty sure Superman is the greatest comic book hero of all time.

[@M4PAT]

Facts bro

[@caiomauricio9387]

Holly crap he has a fireproof beard!

[@PropertyCentral-007]

Yeah he is a man of steal not of blood

[@iistyleszii]

Anderson Dalmeus its his heat vision tho. It can shave it. Our fire wont. Our fire is shit

[@reinhartx]

@Anderson Dalmeus superman's heat vision сut steel in this movie

[@1man_l33]

@Anderson Dalmeus superman heat vision is made of light

[@solotunisau6320]

basically everything about him is steel like I guess

[@badoustile]

I liked this Superman.

[@kawythowy867]

badoustile me too! I think it was the best.

[@ibrokemyownheart4953]

It’s the same guy tho

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

@@ibrokemyownheart4953 Different script. In BvS he almost acts entirely different and doesn't even feel relatable.

[@YoBoyNero]

The Legacy of Gaming maybe because he’s accepted to be a hero and a protector of the people I don’t blame him it’s called character development in the MOS(man of steel) movie he was just starting to understand what he can do in BVS he’s a lot more cautious and responsible like let’s not destroy an entire city even tho he was trying to prevent zod from making the human race an extinct specie but he could Of atleast taken Zod somewhere there isn’t as much people like how Batman drew doomsday away from other people in BVS

[@winner6569]

me too

[@NIHILWR]

i love how the CG didnt even question him lifting it, they knew that was their sign and took off. amazing

[@TheBlond49]

Things are not easy to stop, the structure was collapsing. Awesome scene.

[@supermarshall2.053]

I like to think that he super swimmed there like Aquaman and then jumped onto the platform and saved them there.

[@linesandcircles7465]

Isn' that exactly what he did do, @@supermarshall2.053 ?

[@d_no_allyn_86]

Truly. Beautiful movie It has some flaws.i guess.. but I love those movie. I hope cavill isn't gone forever. I can't understand how people hated this movie.

[@d_no_allyn_86]

@Joey Henderson he's learning here. He's not even "super man" quite yet. He's not a seasoned vet. Plus they were safe until it started to fall.

[@d_no_allyn_86]

@@supermarshall2.053 exactly

[@iamfkindead6409]

1:18 Those men being saved probably thought it was Jesus that came to save them, ngl I would think that, a bearded man on fire

[@kanyerahming]

I would be like "JESUS, AY, YOU'VE RETURNED"

[@TralfazConstruction]

'Guardian Angel' too. "God works in mysterious ways". I first heard that from a Catholic Sister of the Immaculate Heart of Mary at age six in the first grade. This would have been in the same time frame as the Cuban Missile Crisis of October '62. I remember we spent some time praying in between our lessons, practicing duck and cover and listening for the sonic booms of that era's high performance jet aircraft.

[@abnzg]

that was the idea

[@keko9189]

Please don’t tell me you’re a Jesus freak

[@kanyerahming]

@@keko9189 it doesn’t sound like they are. I’m not lol

[@ankitsingh-yf4lc]

9 years later, we miss the superman. No one is better in the role of superman other other Henry

[@LazyLoneWolfz]

I wish all the DC movies can learn from this. I like my serious DC movies period

[@matilda6851]

I’ve always thought that DC should stick to more serious movies and let Marvel handle the comedy. It makes more sense

[@AymanB]

Absolutely true. Nolan showed this with the Batman trilogy. The Dark Knight was a masterpiece.

[@sunsetman22]

@@matilda6851 that's what they were doing from the start lmao (sans Suicide Squad perhaps). but then people bitched and they changed the tone. now they want it back lol.

[@xvblazer1708]

@@matilda6851 Not really lol DC also have lighthearted characters

[@xvblazer1708]

@@matilda6851 Shazam, Flash, Green Arrow, Booster Gold are examples of lighthearted DC heroes

[@thenoremac2685]

These guys probably thought Clark was an angel. He appeared, saved them with supernatural powers, and disappeared again.

[@roguegoner]

Frfr

[@nigelft]

I would say more like an Archangel, specifically either Michael, or Gabriel ...

[@fabianfollowerofchrist5299]

@@nigelft worship Jesus who created those mighty angels. He loves you

[@tylersoto7465]

@@nigelft gotta love those archangels 😎😎

[@tylersoto7465]

Most definitely a angel , angels are beings of the stars themselves and superman feeds off the sun lol

[@jeocarrillo8656]

I respect that fisherman for saving Clark (ofc he’s Superman either way), he could’ve gotten killed or badly injured too but he risked it all to save him, he’s a good man

[@kyledeitz4991]

Not to mention he tackled something literally harder than steal. If Clark didn’t follow his momentum and break his fall he would have broke most bones in his body.

[@WiredDragon-fm6sy]

This movie is so underrated just like The amazing spiderman franchise. Both had potential but got ruined by fake fans rioting about their stupid opinions that are just biased

[@fahimalvi9521]

WiredDragon7429 I can understand your opinion about Man of Steel but Amazing Spider-Man? That movie sucked.

[@mcsuchnsuch]

Exactly!! The inner message was more clearer to me after watching Brightburn. I see Clark struggle with his thoughts and emotions but he had a solid home with parents that kept him grounded. I know I would have been tempted to punting the guy off the boat for mocking me.

[@The_Man_Who_Sold_the_World.]

@@fahimalvi9521 the amazing Spider-Man did not suck,it was the best outta all 3 spiderman reboots! Well to me at least

[@mcsuchnsuch]

Private Time you know what’s more annoying, people who assume they know other people and the way they think then lets everybody else know how it makes him/her feel about it.

[@fahimalvi9521]

@@The_Man_Who_Sold_the_World. well since it's your personal opinion, I can respect that.

[@d_no_allyn_86]

Such a fuckin great movie. They touch on the heart, the hopefulness in superman in a way the dim witted movie goers can't see. The look towards the tower. He notices it's gonna fall, looks at them and pretty much thinks, oh well, they'll have to see me. Saves them. This is a powerful scene. The grit in his face makes you believe he's holding up hundreds of thousands of pounds. Incredible.

[@kwalterrasquinha413]

I cant understand if you're being sarcastic or serious

[@KenjiAsakura09]

*insert Tobey's face from the train scene in Spider Man 2*

[@DoGmAnGuY1758]

I'd think he looked toward them and thinks "well they already saw me lit ablaze so holding up 100,000 pound tower shouldn't be too much...."

[@Gavlar0705]

I know right mate. MOS is one of the most underappreciated movies ever.

[@JamieNathaniel]

Wow, you're no dim witted movie goer that's for sure. Such profound insight you've blessed us with. Thank you higher being, it has been an honour.

[@francisnwafor5948]

I just realized Clark wasn't actually struggling to lift the oil rig, the foundation couldn't take all that weight, and he hadn't learnt flight yet to shift his weight into the air.

[@zhengyingli]

This movie seems to have more care for physics than other Superman media.

[@aperson626]

He was struggling as he was screaming

[@doyouunderstandthis]

@@aperson626yeah cause he couldn’t get his footing since the foundation was failing and the entire oil rig was falling. Even if you had infinite strength if something super heavy fell on you and you caught it the ground or foundation below you also has to support the weight you’re carrying.

[@gregrowe1168]

Never thought of that before. He was struggling because he had to be super precise(pun intended) to make sure to apply just enough force to support the falling structure without destroying it and the foundation under it. Even at this point, he’s massively strong. The scene later where he uses the anchor to drag a giant ship out of the ice was pretty impressive. The ship weighs thousands of tons and he’s just casually pulling it behind him like a child pushing his bicycle.

[@Vincenzopgl]

@@gregrowe1168that scene is in BvS

[@morganlasch8750]

There are stories about every hero. How they became great, most have one thing in common. They're bodies jumped into battle before they had a chance to think

[@ricardotrujillo4471]

All Might

[@ricardotrujillo4471]

Also, I see you too are a MHA fan

[@morganlasch8750]

@@ricardotrujillo4471 you assume correct, I thought that quote would be perfect for this

[@flaminbreeze5580]

Eugghh my hero 🔥

[@nestormelendez9005]

Iziku midoria came to mind

[@onesilentarrow]

Hands down the best actor to ever portray the man of steel.

[@vxy357]

Except for Christopher reeves.

[@nathandiehl5187]

This scene ages like fine wine. Those deep tones when Clark catches the rig…rolling thunder that reminds us limits are meant to be pushed. It’s true none of us are Superman, but we each have our own unique potential. Take inspiration from wherever you can and channel it into your gift. Much love and good luck.

[@taybackwood5002]

No we are our own heroe in our own way we are superman all of ua

[@tai2664]

Never said better

[@slump2p]

even superman had to give everything he had to save those men. and if it had been easy he wouldn't have been as strong of a hero

[@tohnodazo]

i just realized Clark took the fishermans advice literally to the next scene where he "kept his eyes opened" and noticed the structural supports failing when the chopper didn't noticed, thus the role reversal! what a great carry forward scene! EDIT: he still got squashed but still amazing

[@Rehvsy]

In my opinion I think after Clark gets saved in this scene, it sets in stone for him that not all humans are bad and that they're worth fighting for while also having grown up with the best people as parents, you can see the subtle smile of appreciatation at 0:35 where he decides it then right after he rescues those men. Such a brilliant movie!

[@robertkerr7151]

This is the best Superman film ever made... Don't care what anyone says...

[@therealdanofano]

Wait till James Gunn is done lmao

[@Andre-hm5vo]

​​@@therealdanofano Guarantee Gunn's impending (likely abysmal) Superman movie won't beat MOS. It's laughable to think it even will. 😂

[@nzviking4343]

I'm gonna miss him.Thank you Henry and Zack🥺🥺🥺🤕

[@AdityaMishra-kh1ys]

People hate what they dont understand.... MOS is a masterpiece ❤

[@GreaterGrievobeast55]

You got me there..i’m at a loss amidst all the praise. This movie damaged my opinion on superman for years until I started looking into his comics. Maybe hates a strong word at this point, the film just feels mediocre to me.

[@lightheart5]

Fun Fact: In the comics, Superman was operating in secrecy for 7 years before he became a public figure.

[@simplygod1035]

that'd be so killer as like a movie idea. like a prequel to the origin story where its just like recollections of superman being an urban legend

[@lightheart5]

@@simplygod1035 There is in the TV show Smallville.

[@Ben82077]

Clark: (holding the tower) Ahhhhhhhh!!! Me: (When I flip my mattress)

[@DarkScarlet-np9yz]

How I be when I try to pull down her...you Know what 😏

[@kbanghart]

@@DarkScarlet-np9yz toilet?

[@DarkScarlet-np9yz]

@@kbanghart lmao 😂

[@doomslayer5191]

This superman had alot of substance. So much potential. This particular show cases people weaker than superman risking death do save others. While superman in his life never really had to risk death to save people (aside from Doomsday)

[@mewsical1277]

Man Of Steel, was really the peak of DC movies, holy man so many good scenes that are well detailed and filled with story of their own.

[@ahgksi]

Imagine yourself on that helicopter and Seeing an Unknown Guy carry a whole Tower on two Hands . This movie will always be a Masterpiece for me.

[@toddkes5890]

"What am I going to put in the after-action report"

[@slump2p]

i woulda though it was jesus lmfao

[@LEONIGHTMARESYT]

@@slump2p lol

[@stormdavis3178]

The fact Henry Cavill didn't get a second Superman movie is absolutely unforgivable. The man was born to play that role.

[@alexromano1459]

Culpa de Warner bros

[@koammudo43]

The little things like this human man risking his life to save Clark is what makes him love saving humanity he knows there's more people like this guy not everyone is bad.

[@KN1GHT501]

Its criminal how people didn't like this movie when it came out, it is much better than most movies that release these days.

[@IBooDoopI]

Superman screaming to hold the rig up long enough never fails to get a rise out of me. Pure unstoppable energy🎉

[@horvathszilveszter]

Damn, the soundtrack expands as the danger rises to the rig crew and when the structure is begin to fall and Kal pushes it back it’s like you can feel his power through the music. Gives me chills every single time.

[@eggchin22x78]

He is an amazing Superman! There's no denying it.

[@bluxverse]

greatest scene ever.

[@RentFreeInsideYourDamnHead]

You're here...

[@thenoirknight5729]

This only has 8 likes. How is this so high up? I definitely agree that this is a great scene though 👍

[@sujoydasvlogs6687]

Time after time you can understand the value of this film. It's aging like fine wine.

[@derrickberry5453]

He was steel himself here, the falling of the tower put pressure on the bar he was standing on, bending it. Yet Superman was still standing strong.

[@Xhm777]

The thing here is that Superman put a mental block on his powers his whole life didn’t let them evolve. Real superman could have lifted that tower with his pinky or blew at it with his breath to lift it. Zach Snyder had an interview explaining how superman had no idea what his strength was and it was all new so he struggled for that reason.

[@alanw505]

Those men trapped on the oil rig got to witness what almost no one else ever saw... Superman out of costume.

[@Maliniasredmask]

idk why the ratings on this film are low... why isnt this called a good movie? why doesn't anyone recognize it? why doesn't anyone love this movie??? its a literal masterpiece!!

[@bigjimmy3792]

Lots of people love it ❤

[@lionspride4821]

Henry Cavill is Body goals lol

[@cuban_flow5782]

The man has the best chest I've ever seen it ligit looks like a brick wall

[@Mafia-Zilla99]

I wish I had his facial hair. Even though I’m too young to have that type of face hair.

[@Elthenar]

@@Mafia-Zilla99 It helps to have an unlimited budget and time for a personal trainer. I mean, they made Kumail Nanjiani jacked as hell. A guy who was already big like Cavill.....damn.

[@averonazex3521]

@@Elthenar Kumail was on the juice lol unlike Henry.

[@bekamtchedlidze4785]

*Pilot:* -GET THAT LAST GUY LOADED, WE HAVE GOT TO GO!!! *Coast Guard 1:* -Hey, let's go! What you doing? _Music intensifies_ _Clark jumps toward the collapsing construction and stops it from falling onto the helicopter_ _The helicopter finds its way out safely_ _Clark falls into the ocean as the collapsing construction breaks down_ *ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED???*

[@toddkes5890]

Imagine the reaction of the Coastie seeing Clark catch the tower. "What is he doing-" (Coastie looks up at the metal tower that would have fallen on them, and turns to the pilots) "Go, go, go!"

[@harshavardhan199]

No. We're retarded.

[@saqib..]

Ages like a fine wine.

[@mikefit3343]

2:27 For anyone wondering how this guy was able to plow right into kal-el and take him off his feet effortlessly is because (Green horn as they called him) wasn’t expecting it to happen, so he was caught off guard by that save.The bar scene with the cocky-drunk dude? Yea! Superman was expecting some foolish antics out of him so he was prepared for anything.

[@kanyerahming]

exactly

[@deeytookerderrbs]

i always just figured he can dial his powers down to do regular stuff.

[@prathamraina9445]

its a very human thing as well. you can stand your ground and flex your muscles when you expect to get tackled or hit and barely budge, but when you're not focused, even a 5"5 girl could tackle you putting all her weight in.

[@mikefit3343]

@@prathamraina9445 If you ever watched Batman and Superman animated series when they first met, there’s a scene where Batman judo threw Superman over his shoulders and he went flying through a table lol Superman wasn’t expecting that to happen until it ended up happening. He wasn’t prepared.

[@prathamraina9445]

@@mikefit3343 a classic moment

[@isaacclarke4229]

I liked How Superheros in Snyders movies are considered an enigma, an urban legends. Handful of people have seen them and the Superheros doesnt reveal them before the movie itself

[@tylerwilson896]

The score in this movie is CRIMINALLY underrated

[@SivaKumar-fx7ul]

James Gunn should at least give us Man of Steel 2 before he starts his new DC universe!!!!

[@ashwin5672]

That's why fuck James Gunn

[@RinzlerrExe]

That fisherman is the real Superman he was able to tackle him.

[@TomatoSauce2010]

1:14 this scene is just so cool and lifting, the men are running out of oxygen and options when a figure just destroys the door, and is ON FIRE and guides them to safety 2:02 Now that’s how you make a character feel powerful, having mankind’s machinery and building bend before a man does

[@ashishkaushik1790]

Clark still hadn't reached his full potential uptil now ... otherwise even lifting the whole oil well would have been a child's play for him !!

[@DigitalJesuit]

There was an interview with Zack Snyder about Superman struggling with things like lifting the drilling tower. His answer was insightful. He said (paraphrasing) that OF COURSE he struggles as he's discovering his powers b/c they're all new to him. WE know Superman has almost unlimited strength, but Clark had no idea what his limits might be. So everytime he encounters something that he hasn't done before, he's always thinking, "this might be the end of me." I think knowing that makes the movie even better.

[@ashishkaushik1790]

@@DigitalJesuit Wow!! Thanks for the info !!

[@netizenfromearth3141]

The anger makes him stronger!

[@AJ-mr7tz]

@@DigitalJesuit Thanks bro

[@Adel-zv1nr]

@@DigitalJesuit I always thought it was because the structure was collapsing, like if you had to prevent a giant piece of polystyrene from collapsing , it would still be hard, not because of the structure's weight but because it's way bigger than you and it is falling

[@mg19cal]

2:19 "This...is....Sparta!!!!"

[@homelander918]

The way Zack Snyder brings Superman to us is epic, this is on another level than those ridiculous DC series for teens! Here he looks like "mighty" (with superb suit), I might regret the fact he "does his war vs Kryptionians and maybe 1 or 2 more rescue scenes or regular people would have been welcomed", despite some included on whole movie. Besides, Cavill, and, special effects on Snyder's movies are very good (Man of Steel has nice CGIs, fighting sequences with Zod, etc., especially if we compare with +10 years later "The Flash" movie where this is ugly... different ethics & teams...).

[@marcusduck]

0:14 that lil 'woosh' sound effect that the sound designer thought would be cool to add lol

[@Mohit-bk4nu]

hahaha I can't stop laughing, nice observation dude

[@JoePizzi-i3d]

Still don’t understand how sounds work

[@zachryder3150]

Bruh

[@demsnales7880]

clark: *gets tackled by someone to "save" his life* also clark at the bar scene: *no one born in this world can make me move, bich*

[@justingonzalez1880]

You gotta remember he wasn’t expecting it Where as with the asshole in the bar he did expect so he stood his ground

[@kanyerahming]

He has a personal aura so he allows certain people through, others he doesn't let them push him around. Plus he didn't expect to be saved.

[@1983Dave1983]

@@justingonzalez1880 with that logic you're saying someone could knock Supes to the ground by punching him in the face because he wouldn't be expecting it. I prefer the theory he "tackled himself" to the ground to make the guy look like he saved him

[@nestormelendez9005]

@@1983Dave1983 well pretty sure anyone daring to punch superman would be a villain soo it would be pretty hard to tank a punch from another super-powered person

[@cullinghour]

This is my superman. I can't see myself enjoying James Gunn's version more. It may be more fun and have its charm, but the psychological, dark and gritty take Zack Snyder created takes the cake for me.

[@faizansayed1406]

Clark ripping apart that metal door is so badass...

[@aragornelesar3862]

This movie was ahead of it's of time. Love to see it's finally getting the recognition it deserves years later but also upset we'll never get a sequel.

[@twofour9515]

2:00 "hey lets go what are you doing?" me: "he is beginning to believe"

[@preheattheovento350]

I swear this movie is underrated asf

[@G82Jesse]

Camera man knew what he was doing at 2:05 lmfao. Mad respect to Henry C for his gym discipline. Dude took it to another level for his superman roles.

[@tai2664]

For real, that's why i respect the hell out of him.

[@kaitheshooter]

That effort to hold the structure gives humanity to the character.. zack you beauty

[@oussamabarkati6649]

This this masterpiece is so underrated . The best superman movie ever. I hope they make 1/2/3

[@bedi4090]

This Movie had some of my favorite fight scenes and visual effects

[@randyrobertson6116]

The air tight cast iron door is just crumbled like an aluminum can and tossed aside like waste and before them stands some dude literally on fire and not even giving two shits about it. Their expressions where priceless.

[@samuels997]

I still remember the first reaction I had after watching this movie was "Why did Superman kill Zod? How could he ever think of taking a life?" If we look at Marvel movies too, villians like Thanos, Hella had to be killed because their existence would result in cost of more lives. Therefore Superman killing Zod is not even a point for which we should hate this movie. Zack has clearly shown that over the years Clark has lived like a human and exactly wants to live normal. I would say those who hate this movie for the above reason and expecting Clark to be like Reeves are dumb!

[@moshpit1012]

MARVEL AND DC ARE TWO DIFFERENT COMIC UNIVERSES YOU IDIOT

[@Lucas-zk2vy]

Zod was about to kill a family even Batman and Spidey would have killed him in that situation

[@Farhan-xp5mt]

I just imagine the haters are just kids who got upset that they got a different version of superman than the one they expected

[@Tubaka01]

Christopher Reeve Superman killed a powerless Zod in cold blood.

[@thorodinson1933]

@@Tubaka01 pretty sure he didn’t kill Zod, he sent him to the phantom zone

[@MrRobVision]

I fucken love this part. Gives me goosebumps Everytime. I also like how that guy straight up risked his life to save greenhorn from getting smashed under the cage. That's a good guy right there

[@thirdworldrider6991]

but how did he knock down superman? who it looked was surprised and therefore couldnt have faked it.

[@toddkes5890]

@@thirdworldrider6991 Superman/Clark might have been with the crew long enough that he could trust them. On land if they tackle you it may be to start a fight, but on the boat, on the dangerous deck, they are all watching out for each other. So when the guy tackled him Clark went limp, trusting that the guy was trying to help. Clark assume the good in the fellow crew, rather than them trying to hurt him

[@nathanjones8732]

Superman ripping off that steel door like a piece of cardboard and the flames on his body is the coolest part

[@cinemaclips5169]

I don't know why many people hate this movie, but its one of the best superhero movies ever made !

[@duggygee1232]

By far and away the best Superman and the best Superman movie...

[@RobertJamesJones-r2e]

This is one of the greatest scenes ever

[@tommeyer3871]

I like this way of showcasing his power over opening the movie with some random fights where we are supposed to believe his enemies are super strong but he is stronger. You have a much better grasp at the sheer strength at his disposal with these gigantic metal structures he is supporting from a less than ideal angle. Also we get to see that even though Superman's power is nearly immeasurable it isnt infinite. Great scene

[@movieclipz1441]

The look on Clark's face when that guy pushed him out the way of that metal net, he grinned because a human attempted to save his life even though he was never in any danger :) Clark was secretly moved by the experience

[@adagium__]

2:08 is amazing the polite going from “get that last guy on” to getting tf out of there once Superman holds up the collapsed structured.

[@creeperslayer241]

When that guy tackled Clark, you have to remember that Clark literally had to intentionally fall so that the guy didn't just collide with a brick wall.

[@virajejap]

the details in this scene is priceless. in 1:30 clark using his cold breath to cold down the metal ladder, it's barely noticeable, because he make sure not to use cold breath too much, that will freeze the ladder and make it slippery for others. then in 2:11 clark is screaming like hell, because he is holding that metal tower or whatever the thing from the lowest point of gravitational pull, which make it impossible to lift anything, that's why he needed to scream like that. amazing !

[@eltemplariodetierrasanta7234]

Wait holy crap, I never noticed that was his cold breath :0 He was about to use it against doomsday in BvS but Lois stopped him and he finally used it at it's max power against steppenwolf in justice league and I thought that was the first time. Nice catch.

[@hunterkembel5012]

Thats the whole oil rig. In the coast. When its an entire structure Weighs close to a million tons if not exactly that. Most are 150k 200k tons

[@virajejap]

you did not get that, think about physics, the point he lifts make the hole change !@@hunterkembel5012

[@thatdrownedbiscuit]

2:03 Man the background music, the fucking chills i get every time listening to it 🔥

[@SlovenlyKing]

This is one of my favourite scenes in this movie. It's just Clark doing his best to save people, even going so far as to risk his life to make sure they're all safe. You could argue that he knew he wouldn't die but the fact that he not only struggled to hold up the oil rig, but literally passed out from the whole ordeal shows that there was some danger involved

[@victorpradha9946]

This scene shows that Clark learned from his father's death to save whomever he can. Jonathan's death...by his own design...was to preserve Clark's anonymity to give him time to become THIS man! Jonathan knew it would be nothing for Clark to save him. He also knew...that it would risk revealing to the world Clark's existence and subject Clark to undo attention perhaps even nefarious intentions by operatives even maybe from our own government who either distrust the existence of someone with that much power, or want to exploit that power. For this reason, Jonathan sacrifices himself. THIS sacrifice gives Clark the time he needs to discover for himself the man he wants to become. It also defines for Clark the main purpose AND motivation to use his powers...to save OTHERS. And thus, Superman is a hero to humanity, rather than a God who demands their worship...or a ruler under whose boots these ants would fall!

[@seanmicparker]

Henry was born for this role.

[@gatheringwolves]

James Gunn dropped the biggest ball by letting Henry go, he will always be my fav Superman.

[@Nozthedon1]

The moment Clark got saved by his fellow fisherman from the cage falling on him, is When he realised that there are good people out there in this world and humanity is worth saving.It was at that moment

[@sancheezzzy2712]

I love the realistic take on Superman trying to hold the rig from falling & you can see the beams he was standing on giving away.

[@PlantBiotechGuy]

Stopping that falling tower was probably the biggest challenge Clark faced uptil this time in movie. He wasn't sure if he could take it, whether this much could kill him. He just wanted to do something. Hero is a big word to understand ❤️