Super Speed. Clark Kent vs Train | Superman

Superman (1978) 3 Hour TV Version
Super Speed. Clark Kent vs Train
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Film description: Just before the destruction of the planet Krypton, scientist Jor-El sends his infant son Kal-El on a spaceship to Earth. Raised by kindly farmers Jonathan and Martha Kent, young Clark discovers the source of his superhuman powers and moves to Metropolis to fight evil. As Superman, he battles the villainous Lex Luthor, while, as novice reporter Clark Kent, he attempts to woo co-worker Lois Lane
Director: Richard Donner
Cast: Christopher Reeve (Superman / Clark Kent), Gene Hackman (Lex Luthor), Margot Kidder (Lois Lane), Marlon Brando (Jor-El), Jackie Cooper (Perry White), Marc McClure (Jimmy Olsen), Ned Beatty (Otis), Sarah Douglas (Ursa), Jeff East (Young Clark Kent), Glenn Ford (Pa Kent), Phyllis Thaxter (Ma Kent)
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[@JorgeRodriguez-po7kx]

The Lady Playing Lois Mom was the Original Lois From the Adventures of Superman of the 1950's

[@christiandenault7606]

Yes it was Noel Neill, who also played Lois in the 1948 serials.

[@johnsplayworld2402]

And the actor playing her father us kirk alyn who played the role of superman on the 1948 superman serials

[@GatchamanG4]

It’s the lady on the train

[@joaonunes4756]

The trend repeated itself in smallville when the lois lane of the adventures of superman and lois lane made a cameo as lois lane's mother

[@axelramirez6201]

@@joaonunes4756 and lets not forget that Lana from the Reeves movies is the mom of Clark in Smallville

[@jerseykaari]

My younger brother & I were kids seeing this in the theater with our mom. When Clark jumped across in front of the train, she was horrified and leaned over whispering admonishingly "Don't you EVER try that!!!" We found this funny as a) we weren't complete morons, b) there weren't any trains within 20 miles of our house and c) umm, err, we were already in trouble for trying to imitate Evel Kenievel on our bikes --- come to think of it, maybe we were complete morons who actually needed that warning after all.

[@iambatman6120]

Haha that’s awesome.

[@gionnijohnson69]

This is another reason why Superman is such an INCREDIBLE MASTERPIECE!!!!

[@orlandobabe]

Why? Mine is the music and Christopher Reeves

[@thomasjones4265]

Fun fact that football is still traveling 42 years later...

[@47of74]

and was joined a few years later in extended orbit by the baseball Clark sent into orbit in Superman 4.

[@KennyG881]

Lois Lane: "I saw a boy who ran as fast as the train. Faster even." Barry Allen: "Hmm...he must be out for a little jog."

[@sable4539]

Superman is faster than the flash ( I am a flash fan, both in comics and the series superman is faster, I am sorry) Wally is faster than everyone in the comics though

[@KennyG881]

@@sable4539 No Flash is much faster than Superman.

[@sable4539]

@@KennyG881 Which flash do you mean? Whether you are right or not depends on which Flash you mean. If you mean the one in the series I would recommend you stop talking

[@alsimmonshellspawn6021]

@@sable4539 all speedters by lore intent are way faster than kryptonian lanterns and amazonians

[@Truenofan86]

@@alsimmonshellspawn6021 Alan Scott could keep up with Jay Garrick , same with Sodam Yat who was a Dexamite possesing Kryptonian powers and Ion

[@dancastro6873]

"More powerful than a locomotive and just about as subtle." Joker to Superman in the first 90s Animated flick

[@logandarklighter]

I love how this movie messes around with time and genre in JUST the right ways. In the scene where the Kents encounter toddler Kal El in the crashed pod, they are driving a 30s era truck and wearing clearly late 30s - MAYBE 40s clothing styles. (Superman debuted in 1938) In this clip and the rest of the section with teenage Clark in Smallville it's very clearly the mid-late 50s. (Silver Age depictions of Smallville and/or Superboy - though that iteration of Clark doesn't actually appear as such in this film) And then the movie does a time and genre jump again past the Fortress of Solitude sequence and we land in 70s Metropolis (New York). (Modern - for that time - Superman) And each of these bits is filmed ever so slightly differently. Different lenses. Different lighting. Taking care to evoke the correct period. It is most definitely DELIBERATE. The director was clearly purposefully evoking the entirety of Superman style and canon from his emergence in 1938 through the classic Silver Age up through what and how Superman was being portrayed in the comics in the 70s when this movie debuted. It's "comic book time" in a comic book movie! And they DARE us to believe in it all and believe in the myth of Superman - in the real world. And the genius of it all is that it WORKS. Every bit of it!

[@redfullpack]

Running Faster than the Train is the MOST classic scene of Superman when he was a Teen. Minus the Superboy in SmallVille comics Also laugh at the INDIAN comic parody = Superman is Indian!! at that video 0:30 kzbin.info/www/bejne/animkIRojrCBiJI

[@KarlA-vk4kn]

Geoffrey Unsworth, the cinematographer used diffusing lenses and gauze over the lens to create that soft, timeless, comic book quality to the scenes. He gave the film that epic look.

[@PeachLover94]

@@KarlA-vk4kn Indeed. Leave it to the guy who photographed _2001: A Space Odyssey_ and _Cabaret_ to deliver the look of this and _Superman II._ And this first film is dedicated to him - Geoffrey died shortly after principal photography was completed.

[@matthewsoucy9073]

How fast do you run? Superman: Yes

[@jmag579]

0:42 As a 6 year old watching this on VHS in 1985, and still today as a 40 year old, his silly ass speedy legs crack me up more than you can imagine 😆😆🤣

[@John-ct9zs]

I saw it as a little kid in the 80s too, and I actually always thought it was a very impressive special effect. Most speed running shots both past and present are just a cheapo blur effect, or the really cheap Six Million Dollar Man running effect they did on a TV budget in the 70s at the same time of this movie. This shot from 1978 was creative, yes nobody would put an actor on wires hanging from a truck today, but that's what they did back then. They even got Clark's shadow on the ground, to make it clear he wasn't superimposed on the scene. I never could figure out how they did this shot until I saw the behind the scenes documentary, I just figured they sped the actor up and spliced it with the train.

[@whitewolf3051]

*Not* sure *if* it was the product of its time, but the way Clark runs compared to how people actually run looks really weird, funny, and stupid, no one runs like that.

[@michaelwebb8158]

I bet the engineer's heart skipped a beat when Clark leaped past his train right in front of him.

[@GoldenfoxxPrime]

I always wondered more about the unlucky person on whom that football landed.

[@the_eminent_Joshua_E_Hrouda]

@@GoldenfoxxPrime no,... it left planet Earth!!

[@SciTrekMan]

That’s out of the engineers field of vision that close to the train.

[@KrypticSpiderMan]

@Skipper8472 Superman must hit really hard that it could go from the Beta Quadrent to the Delta Quadrent (REALLY LONG DISTANCE)

[@KrypticSpiderMan]

Engineer: Oh thank God, I almost killed another kid😆😆😆😆😆😐

[@victorcippitelli2242]

The face of Lana makes clear she wanted Clark to be to her instead of her friends

[@ShahidKhan-ke8fe]

So Clark Kent is 30 years old when he meets Lois, but here the age difference seems much bigger. The young Lois looks about 10 years old and Clark was probably 17 or 18.

[@12feettall6]

Hahahahahahaha ☠

[@DrJuice1]

They did a terrible job making adult Lois look younger. In some scenes, she looks WAY older than Christopher Reeve

[@BrandonKohout]

Who knew he’s faster than a speeding bullet and more powerful than a locomotive.

[@YAHSHUA777]

Literally everyone ( I see what you did, you have my respect)

[@BrandonKohout]

Brad Wilson: How did you get here so fast? Clark Kent: I ran.

[@SciTrekMan]

I just ran, I ran so far away!

[@marceloramon460]

01:22 Clark Kent & Lois Lane, they were destined to meet .

[@therealmr.incredible3179]

But....

[@AmayHamidi]

1:23 no wonder Lois Lane searching for Kal El since her childhood..

[@Trancelistic]

He sure runs weird lol

[@p.temzzss]

🤣

[@anilkumarreddy5735]

He tied with roap i guess

[@danaelgabal6970]

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[@michaelvercande8175]

Big difference in special effects from 40 years ago to present day.

[@evelynbartolome461]

@@p.temzzss p

[@1980Triumph]

Farmer Wilson until his death in 1983 continued to tell the story about the football that came crashing through the side of his house and yet when he looked he couldn't see anyone for miles around.

[@patcom1013]

I hate it when footballs come crashing through the side of my house.

[@burtonryan50]

Lois: "No one ever believes me." Don't worry kid. They will.

[@orlandobabe]

burtonryan50 makes me think the whole idea of Lois being a little girl here while Clark is what? 17? And while he was training with Jor-El she ages but when he returns they are the perfect age match.

[@harbanskachura5134]

burtonryan50 cgyxtfuuff.

[@gochem3013]

@@harbanskachura5134 Hah!

[@danaelgabal6970]

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[@burtonryan50]

@@orlandobabe Well I suppose they call it suspension of disbelief for a reason. Yet at the say time, we have the trolleys offering their point of view.

[@s3ranas453]

That’s funny I never payed enough attention because I didn’t know that was Lois. It’s weird to think Clark is in high school while Lois is still in grade school

[@user-mt5wq6mx6m]

Uiiiooii

[@THECOMICFANalpin]

Yeah, that is one of the stupid things in this nice movie. There shouldn't be much age difference between Lois and Clark.

[@John-ct9zs]

@@THECOMICFANalpin Some interpretations have Lois as a few years older, sometimes even 10 years older then Clark. Often Lois is the same age as Clark. When we finally go to the Daily Planet scenes in this movie, adult Clark (Chris Reeve) looks younger then adult Lois (Margot Kidder), and he was.

[@SlavaBogu11]

Yeah and i didnt pay attention on that scene

[@davideferrari1194]

I suppose that while training in the Fortress of Solitude he aged slower. And when he came out she was 4 years older (phisically) of him!

[@alisondickinson]

Fun fact: Lois Lane’s mother on the train is Phyllis Coates, the actress who played Lois Lane on “The Adventures of Superman”, the series that was on TV back in the 50’s and 60’s. I knew her as soon as I saw her.

[@tessseract]

Actually it's Noel Neill. She played Lois Lane as well, after Phyllis Coates. Noel also played the old lady that Lex Luthor marries in Superman Returns. The General Lane in this scene is Kirk Alyn, who played Superman in the old 1940's serials before Adventures of Superman.

[@SciTrekMan]

@@tessseract You are correct!

[@socalcraigster]

Apparently Clark did have the makings of a varsity athlete!

[@williamshaw9047]

He didn't have small hands.

[@markcadieux3445]

He knew that his competing against terrans would be like an adult competing against children.

[@godfather3002]

More powerful than a locomotive ladies and gentlemen!

[@BG-pd6os]

Dated, almost corny at times, the special effects were the best they could do at the time, BUT MAN, DID CHRISTOPHER REEVE PLAY THE PART!

[@waynemacfarland1546]

I was impressed how that football just disappeared out of sight after he kicked it!

[@azurerainbow4637]

If Clark had his super-hearing tuned in when he was racing a train on his way home from school, he would've heard the little girl on the train telling her parents about him and know her name at that time. Fortunately, they didn't believe Lois Lane and she forgot about that event later on.

[@gameforlifestyle2021]

i like the robot chicken version when the little girls says, "mommy a man running faster than the train." then the mom is says "what did you tell you about talking being stupid" then slaps her behind her head

[@FelisDestructicus]

I half wish that football was what shattered the Phantom Zone prison that held Zod, and friends.

[@dougyoungs2599]

This is the voice of Christoper Reeve.

[@anthonywhite3139]

Clark is like the flash .. I wonder how he got his super speed ..

[@douglasavila2165]

A super velocidade do Superman é natural todo o seu povo já nasce com força e super velocidade

[@heresthadude1080]

​@@douglasavila2165*when exposed to solar radiation from a yellow sequence star

[@HJR8581]

Imagine he hit the train and caused it to derail?

[@ozmond]

Yeah

[@ozmond]

And

[@HJR8581]

@@ozmond well genius... He'd possibly kill Lois right?

[@RepeatedAxe]

He was matching the trains speed, but the train is a lot heavier than him, so it would have had to have been a lot of force

[@Falconlibrary]

Teenagers do stupid stuff

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

You know it's funny the first time I saw this version of Superman the movie I didn't even know the little girl was Lois Lane the young woman who would become Superman's love interest later on in his life.

[@orlandobabe]

I kinda like that idea of teenage Clark and 10 year old Lois seeing each other. I wonder what that be like on Smallville? Course while Clark is in FOS training with Jor-El time woukd go by outside FOS so Lois wojkc catch up to Clark.

[@putaedwow8670]

Rip louse and kent😢😢

[@KarlA-vk4kn]

Lois 😉

[@robertcuterman2511]

Smallville tv series in 3 minutes.

[@pasqualguigano6315]

Fun fact, the woman on the train that was Lois Lane’s mother played Lois lane in the original superman TV show episodes

[@Majinbeck_exe]

You guys are making fun of the way Clark runs but remember he has the power of light so he could be flying

[@TheGoldenFighter]

Yeah, but I heard that heh well believe it or not that was actually a breakthrough. So I think he was just running.

[@tashadice8965]

If the train would’ve hit him...Lois would’ve died 🤦‍♂️😂

[@KarlA-vk4kn]

The first time I watched Superman The Movie, I thought that Clarke had kicked that ball so hard it was going to hit the train.

[@nathancruz9172]

0:37 young Clark Kent 🏃 from the 🚂 1:11 whoo hoo! 1:52 additional scene 3:13 I ran.

[@veeseee128]

The original lois Lane ( Noel Neill) and Superman( Kirk Alyn) 1:27 Also the little girl is suppose to be Lois Lane.

[@tonyking7714]

I didn't know that was Kirk Alyn. Thanks for the heads up.

[@markcadieux3445]

@@tonyking7714 He's only seen in silhouette, it's hard to tell it's him.

[@joenesvick7043]

It's kinda funny, Margot Kidder was slightly order than Christopher Reeve, but obviously her character was younger than Clark. I got my three hour cut to go with my Richard Donnor Cut of Superman 2

[@sharptoothtrex4486]

At least he is not The Flash.

[@michaelwesten1764]

A fun fact is Lois's parents in this scene are the old superman/lois from the original tv series.

[@ace942]

Not quite right. While the female is Lois from the 1950s TV series, the male was actually Kirk Alyn who played Superman in the movie serials from the 1940s.

[@Howyaduing]

Because the original tv Superman committed suicide

[@bullseyecello]

@@ace942 actually both Kirk Alyn and Noel Neill played Superman and Lois in the original 1940s Serial but also Noel Neill went on to return as Lois again in the 50s tv show

[@attrennux0000]

@@Howyaduing why?

[@Howyaduing]

@@attrennux0000 no idea

[@steventowler7588]

If I'm right, in this version, there was some dialog between Clark and Lana, where Lana tells Clark she thinks he's the nicest boy in the whole school

[@markcadieux3445]

Which means she has no interest in him at all. She obviously preferred the jerks on the football team.

[@logandarklighter]

@@markcadieux3445 Yeah - that's the way it always is.

[@lordvastor98]

@@logandarklighter yeah, but why?

[@markcadieux3445]

@@lordvastor98 In high school the jocks have the highest status.

[@lordvastor98]

@@markcadieux3445 yeah, while they're in school, then they go into the real world and most end up as losers

[@hunterknobelcatholicknight3006]

I met the actor who played young Clark Kent at Galaxy Comic-Con Richmond Virginia, he said that Christopher Reeves was stubborn and straightforward I think when it came to making the film and that he wanted to be young and adult Clark Kent. They played chess and became friends even after the accident.

[@salamaraif1648]

This was a very amazing scene in superman 1

[@veeseee128]

When u gotta go use the restroom bad. 0:50

[@roderickarina]

00:15 This is how you shut down punt returner stats.

[@twistedpears]

yooo i remember watching this as a kid

[@elloboblanco683]

Even Six Million Dollar Man was nothing against young Clark..

[@wendellladiana9279]

after 36 yrs that ive seen this movie when i was in grade school..only just now that the young girl in the train who saw clark running faster than the train she rode was actually lois lane..i wasnt paying attention to the audio before..hahaha..im only watching the abilities of clark kent and after he became superman..

[@MrPeterbs]

That audio part where the parents are talking to Lois wasn't in the theatrical cut. It was only shown in the TV release.

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

He sure runs really fast!

[@Boudosaved]

When I was a kid, I used to try to kick the HELL out of the football just like Clark.

[@41_balisingh20]

Oh how bad that train could have wrecked !

[@mickeyray3793]

I dont understand why Superman's father had a big Superman "S" symbol on his shirt when they were launching baby Kal-el into space. At that point they had no idea he would land on Earth and grow up to be Superman. Seems like a huge super-goof to me! 😮😮😮

[@DrZacksCafe]

“It’s not an S.”

[@mr.green2341]

Wonder why they changed out “Rock Around the Clock” for whatever that was they were listening to in this version?

[@fjimenezbotello]

Kirk Alyn is the fist actor whom played superman. And is the actor in the train that says little Louise: “Please read your book. The actress is also a louise lane but don’t remember if was with George Reeves in tv show, or with Kirk Alyn. But i think is the same in Superman Returns, the grandma that dies in bed and Lex Luthor takes her hand to finish the signture in the testament 👍😃

[@SciTrekMan]

That’s Noel Neill as Lois Lane's mother. Neill played Lois Lane in Superman (1948), Atom Man vs. Superman (1950) and Adventures of Superman (1952).

[@fjimenezbotello]

@@SciTrekMan Thank you very much !

[@markcadieux3445]

@@fjimenezbotello Fun Fact: On Thanksgiving Noel Neill would've been 101!

[@fjimenezbotello]

@@markcadieux3445 101 wooooow, that’s Awesome 👍

[@rondinelesilva1253]

film Very good awesome brilliant

[@andrewwanner6855]

Later in the film we discover that planet Krypton exploded in 1948 (Earth time) and it took 3 years to reach Earth, so the Kents discover him in 1951. In Superman 3, we find Clark graduated from Smallville High in 1965, which sounds right age wise. After his time in the Fortress of Solitude with Jor-el, 12 years have passed, to 1978 when this film is set. In the present.

[@KarlA-vk4kn]

@0:43 When young Lois looks out of the window through her binoculars, how come we can't see Ckarke Kent running along side the train? If he were hidden by her father's head she would be looking more to her right ?

[@Ilovemovies917]

It’s weird how Lois saw Clark in 1st grade then later in life they fall in love.

[@YouTheReal]

I need that white shoes

[@rayzermaniac5218]

Omg he ran, how odd. Who knew that humans are capable of running as well as walking.

[@sheltv100]

The 1950's. Just imagine they featured the Fonz from Happy Days.

[@williamshaw9047]

If they had followed the original script, they would have had Superman mistake Kojak, from the TV show, for Lex Luthor.

[@delete--5563]

I have no idea that's was little Lois lane!.

[@sinvalalvesdossantosalvesd7041]

Que pique em Clark Kent. Quando vejo essas imagens, eu imagino o futuro como será. Que Jeová abençoe a todos nós.

[@badabing8884]

That football he’s kicked has still not yet come down to earth. 🌎

[@whitewolf3051]

It left the galaxy... the universe, into another one altogether.

[@ERASEREPLACEPLACE]

The older man talking to young Lois is Kirk Alyn, the very first cinematic Superman.

[@pooliramesh4497]

Super film

[@ronaldjones398]

To Move Faster the Light, No Left or be Right

[@michaelwelch8205]

Love how they used a motorcycle for Clark's super duper speed. 1:45

[@whitewolf3051]

*Not* sure *if* it was the product of its time, but the way Clark runs compared to how people actually run looks really weird, funny, and stupid, no one runs like that.

[@christopherfoote4643]

Faster than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Look, up the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's Superman!

[@jmag579]

All those teenagers in the car are like 60 now 😳

[@firestar7188]

Superman.

[@Rlotpir1972]

Was the music from the car altered? For what I remembered, it originally played "Rock Around the Clock" by Bill Haley and the Comets.

[@ruediperren476]

Superman

[@Nethanel773]

They changed the music on the car radio. The original movie had Rock Around the Clock playing. Here they inserted a studio band playing what sounds like TV show rock from 1966. Rock wasn't part of old TV shows. Once in a while a scene needed a radio playing "that modern music the kids are into." But you'd hear what sounded like a half a big band with more horns than guitars playing go-go style music. Just cheap, side music to tell you "there's rock music playing," but it just messes up a good scene.

[@williamshaw9047]

John Williams composed a couple of pieces of source music, short cues of generic '50s rock in case they didn't want to pay for the Bill Haley song.

[@mr.green2341]

And with the original version of the scene playing “Rock Around the Clock”, I wonder if it was meant as a very subtle reference to Blackboard Jungle (which the song debuted in), which starred Glen Ford…who plays Pa Kent in Superman, seen just as the kids are about to drive off here.

[@patriciakapushy1762]

His speed ( running) speed is nothing compared to smallvilles Superman

[@vampedits3727]

So true

[@dtyodeller]

He could almost match The Flash’s speed in that but in flight he’s faster than Barry.

[@shield8430]

Plot/Logic inconsistency. If little Lois saw a superfast kid, why wouldn't she have mentioned it after seeing/hearing about Superman?

[@willbib66]

Because saving Lois when she fell from the helicopter was Superman's first use of powers in public. Imagine falling from a building only to be saved by a mysterious and handsome flying man? I don't think a recollection from her youth was anywhere near what she was thinking, especially when the trauma/excitement from this experience had her fainting.

[@muhammadrizal701]

😲 wow hebat super hero

[@ERASEREPLACEPLACE]

That scene with Lois is weird because by the time she and Clark were working together at the Daily Planet they were both like 32.

[@BrandonKohout]

I ran.

[@christopherfoote4643]

Brandon Kohout he always tells the tryth

[@Biscuit1973]

Louis Lane was a cute girl when she saw a young Clark Kent racing the train at the crossing gate and then jumping in front of it went out get ever getting hit because I remember watching that scene when is John Clark Kent was leaving school and was racing the train and just went by John Lewis Ln., Southeast young man resend the train then cross at the gate before it ever passes today which was very fun to see their because I really remembered it.

[@MrZilla]

Well, now we know why he flies everywhere.

[@Lowebotz]

I was thinking the same thing. 😂

[@banglatamilhindimoveiandfu1098]

superman movei plz

[@mr69intrigue]

So Clark had like 10 years on Lois?

[@HarveyBacktheBeatles]

Yeah that's why it got cut out because it didn't make sense. But for the Expnanded Edition Donner made that get put back it. Although for 1978 this "plothole" is nothing compared to turning time back and the earthquake. I mean granted people in those days generally only saw movies in theatres and on tv so plotholes weren't really a problem until vcrs became a thing. It is interesting though that WB put all this trouble to counter the bootlegging over the TV Cut and yet they still haven't gone to the trouble of "fixing" Superman IV. If they put the deleted scenes back in and fixed the affects the movie is watchable.

[@christopherfoote4643]

Yeah probably.

[@Kaboomboo]

I'd say closer to 6-8.

[@_KIN_KONG]

The man reading the paper is Kirk Alyn, who was the first ever actor to play Superman... and the woman is Noel Neill... first Lois Lane to appear on the big screen...

[@1978fergood]

I dont remember that scene,,, probable was cutted ... Clark´s first job was in the planet newspaper,, probably at 22... So Lois was 12 ? dont make sense

[@enriquecaraluque825]

Como corre es muy rapido

[@auca]

01:11 Buster Keaton 2.0

[@raadalzapide1657]

والحب شراع يا حب يا حب يا تشرب

[@brendelsparks715]

The original Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen on the train lol as Lois Lanes parents.

[@apagan65]

Lois yes, but not Jimmy Olsen! Kirk Alan, the original Superman.

[@BrandonKohout]

He is much stronger and faster than any normal human being.

[@josephfarrugia2350]

You don't say!

[@richardauthement3105]

all thanks to kryptonian physiology's interesting reaction to yellow solar radiation.

[@peterchan9087]

The Road Runner

[@trexadvent4726]

Faster than a speeding bullet and stronger than steel

[@sha11235]

They shouldn't have deleted the dialogue Lois has with her parents. It's also good because then we see a young Lois.

[@rodolfoabarca1203]

He Doesn't appear as a nearly-invisible blur like un Superman 2.

[@piyanshuraj1121]

Ankuah

[@willbib66]

This is a young Clark Kent. His powers are still developing so he's not nearly as fast.

[@vanealmorrow6024]

In some versions of the movie it's not revealed that the little girl is Lois Lane.

[@abhijithkrishnan5340]

he is running like a duck, oh wait duck never runs.

[@tzgardner]

This discontinuity always bothered me. 2 shots of Lois waking up her mom. 0:53 and 1:22. They should have just left the first shot out.

[@ccg1171]

Lois is much younger than superman

[@andersongalindo3546]

Loiis?😲