Superman 2 - General Zod on the Moon

Superman 2 Richard Donner cut

[@shelbyvillerules9962]

Neil Armstrong was the first man on the moon long before this scene takes place... in other words: NEIL BEFORE ZOD!

[@dazecat5441]

😂

[@RandomCitizenX]

Brilliant! 😂

[@mattrodgers2911]

Excellent

[@novoice1127]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nathancruz9172]

😆

[@roc5291]

All 3 actors for the Kryptonians are perfect for their roles. Non is the quiet, stupid brute that is a physical power house. Ursa is deceptively beautiful and soft spoken, cold and calculating, until she comes in contact with man and then she is a force of nature. And Zod is the commanding, confident, eloquent leader who’s always planning 3 steps ahead. Love the cast of these films.

[@hyena131]

R O C You conveniently forgot to mention the fact that Terence Stamp is absurdly camp in his Zod role. Part of the charm for some...

[@mattslupek7988]

@@hyena131 Stamp also provides the voice for Jor-El (Superman’s real father) on “Smallville”.

[@Glenn1967ful]

@@hyena131 They look a bit like members of a fetish club, Ursa could make a great dominatrix.

[@robertpolanco1973]

@@mattslupek7988 Interesting. Did Terence Stamp imitated Marlon Brando for the "Jor-El" role on "Smallville"?

[@hydrolito]

Actor that played Non could have beat up Christopher Reeve didn't need the other two.

[@SaudaraLink]

Being able to talk where there is no atmosphere is a pretty cool superpower.

[@e.h.5680]

Human astronauts also had that superpower, which is cool.

[@drkrypton4410]

@@e.h.5680 actually they didnt.

[@xxlCortez]

She has powers beyond reason.

[@jaxonv2098]

Along with being able to fly and shoot lasers out of the eyes

[@jimgeorge3273]

@@e.h.5680 human astronauts have mics fitted to their space outfits . Without a helmet on you can't breath in the vacuum of space , nor talk, and their is no sound in space as well. Sound is created because of the vibrations of whatever noise is being created bouncing off of objects.

[@thechameleon808]

She has to be one of the most beautiful villainesses ever on screen.

[@austinpearce5442]

dipsy do they had her voice dubbed by the actress who played the cyborg woman in the third film

[@johnsmith-wx5fb]

Watch jo good middleaged minx interview with sarah douglas

[@johnsmith-wx5fb]

@Andy Lineberger nice👀👌

[@paulmasterson3698]

dipsy do she’s probably the BEST comic book female villain ever. Cate Blanchet (Thor: Ragnorak) is a close 2nd

[@jim6820]

dipsy do played brilliantly by actress Sarah Douglas now age 67.

[@Awareprod]

Those "gravity scenes" are amazing ! I mean, 1980 !

[@zoso73]

This was probably filmed in 1979.

[@308_Negra_Arroyo_Lane]

All done without CGI too...

[@viktorpalych4544]

it was better done by Armstrong

[@emmanuelmondesir1314]

this guy

[@justinplayfair4638]

Donner shot the actual lunar sequences before 78' while he was still on both films...pretty sure the NASA control stuff is probably under Lester during his shoot.

[@00ghostcobra]

The way that Ursa just calmly flies after that astronaut while he was trying to run from her was just so cold and heartless..

[@jumahbrady670]

Facts 💯

[@Ninjablade88]

"What kind of a creature are you?" She says in the native language of the "creature" in front of her.

[@Poptartfrog]

While looking like the exact same species. lol

[@zerocool1344]

Yeah stupid movie

[@ariochiv]

And speaking in vacuum, yet somehow he hears.

[@joedredd9979]

@@zerocool1344 i think you are stupid millenial boy

[@TallSilentGuy]

Babel Fish, people!

[@indianapatsfan]

Fun fact: the filmmakers spared no expense and filmed this scene on the moon.

[@santiagoferrari1973]

Cause the Apollo 11 set was destroyed

[@mattkennedy6115]

We never landed on the moon. This was filmed on Jupiter with the help of the Reptilians

[@samlarson4098]

indianapatsfan stfu

[@christianwestling2019]

@@mattkennedy6115 Big if true!

[@SirKolass]

@@mattkennedy6115 LMAO

[@kirishima638]

This was most chilling part of the movie by far, especially the way they murdered that first astronaut...

[@phantommenace647]

Kiyoshi Kirishima I know right I just about felt chills for some odd reason..it was somewhat spooky and not so cool...maybe it showed just how cruel a thing or person can be w/o care of anything...hummmm fallen angels maybe I'm just say n peace out

[@CCJJ160Channels]

I think it shows how even being imprisoned didn’t change them. You take that and them realizing they have god like powers and you knew there’d be trouble.

[@jurassickaiju14]

That scene caught me _completely_ off guard when I was a little kid. I had nightmares about it for about a year afterward, and it scared me away from superhero movies for a long time. Everyone else says Ursa is hot, but I still get chills looking at her to this day

[@jab7168]

@Default User sweet justice for who......

[@starwarsroo2448]

@@jurassickaiju14 it's a cool scene, yes a bit scary for kids yes, but c' mon bro for goodness sake

[@daderowley4514]

Not gonna lie this is the scene that legit scared me as a kid. I was genuinely terrified of zod and his minions after they killed those astronauts

[@Leondrius]

That was some serious cruelty.

[@raypezzoli2517]

No matter how many times I see it, it pisses me off.....those guys didn't deserve that.....Superman should have brought them home.....at least Zod got his

[@cgh7337]

Same here. I felt bad for the guy at the end and initially thought he might have a chance to escape.

[@Leondrius]

@@cgh7337 Man, I know I've seen you on here before. I wanna say on a Robocop video a long time ago.

[@bastidface]

Richard Donner provided the scariest scenes in this film. He wanted us to despise these unempathetic, super villains. Richard Lester added some good bridgework in the Lois and Clark story, but the fear came from Donner's work. Overall, it's a great film, regardless of the cut.

[@AvyScottandFlower]

ETs don't understand Russian, but they speak perfect english Seems legit.

[@summer20105707]

Of course ET's understand english. Its right here. Its all in the script.

[@taoist32]

stan broniszewski Same as Superman and every other comic book character. They don’t need to breathe. Therefore, get rid of their noses and lungs. They don’t really need to eat. Get rid of their digestive systems. Comic book logic obviously makes no sense.

[@TheTallMan50]

The ET's are not speaking English, they're speaking Kryptonian. I'll let you figure it out.

[@TheTallMan50]

@ Zod said the yellow sun gave them unlimited powers. Like the ability to FLY and breathe in outer space.

[@jaywunder13242]

@@TheTallMan50 And the American astronaut understood?

[@familyguyblows]

I always wanted to be an astronaut until I saw this scene.

[@hydrolito]

Kryptonians are fictional so will not attack astronauts if some other space aliens are out there somewhere we do not know.

[@nordicwarrior2176]

Better say I always wanted to be an astronaut until I found out that we never went to the Moon period

[@alex.hleconte6007]

Same actually

[@christopher32074]

Also the movie Gravity makes space travel way more terrifying

[@Blizzard-kf3qm]

All fun and games til Martian men start tossing you around like a ball.

[@mad_titanthanos]

And NASA never even bothered looking for them

[@elfinko5862]

If they don't come back or communicate it is a done deal. They're dead or dying and no time to find and rescue.

[@1517CalvinMartin]

This is from the Donner cut where Superman turns back time to put the villains back in the phantom zone. Therefore, the 2 astronauts and 1 cosmonaut become alive again and this incident never happens.

[@robinabernathy2829]

BECAUSE THEY WERE NEVER THERE IN THE FIRST PLACE BRO

[@zombieshoot4318]

Superman probably went to the moon and brought the bodies back.

[@spkanava]

1979

[@joshuakline1435]

2:47 This is why John Williams is an American Treasure to movie soundtracks.

[@kadejito1]

The Wraith I disagree. Ken Thornes orchestrations of John Williams original score worked well for this movie, and he wrote some cool original themes for the third movie, too.

[@jct9099]

Donner reused Williams' themes from the first film, including unheard content. Ken Thorne is credited for additional music in this version.

[@r.r.5204]

You need to go to a John Williams concert, he, himself conducting his movie scores, at the Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, during Labor Day weekend. It is sublime. 😍

[@nathancruz9172]

@@kadejito1 but, not the fourth movie.

[@christiandenault7606]

@@nathancruz9172 Alexander Courage (best known for the original Star Trek theme) actually composed the score for Superman IV.

[@crsrdash-840b5]

Damn, first she rips his uniform and he starts to suffercate then she kicks him in the nuts into space....death by lack of air while in awful pain. She's cruel.

[@dcmuscle718]

lmao

[@randomguy56789]

So is Zog he just yanked the man and then tossed him again and then cut off his life support system

[@christopher32074]

Also on the last guy, when the lander is about to take off, one of the Kryptonians grabbed one of the landing gears as it ascended while keeping his weight on the surface causing the lander's hull to breach and its engines conk out.

[@coolcat6303]

Space Dominatrix 😈

[@generalzod7959]

Ah yes, the moon.... Good times were had there!

[@stevesibaja3123]

You Rock Zod

[@commandingjudgedredd1841]

So, is your crony going to pay NASA full compensation after he destroyed one of their landers? Or, shall I send in the bailiffs?

[@jamesfrench7299]

Good luck enforcing the order.

[@NicholasWingoldenkiwi2095]

General Zod what up General Zod I haven’t seen you since Superman

[@WizelBalan]

@@jamesfrench7299 Well depending on the version Zod is dead, arrested by the arctic police or back in the Phantom Zone.

[@stanley-fghijk441]

Nice to see Cliff from Cheers score another "blink and you'll miss him" appearance in a genre classic.

[@johnspence8141]

And in Empire strikes back: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKWVaZqFo76tb5Y

[@johnspence8141]

And in Toy Story kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqukmHx3ebFnabM

[@johnspence8141]

And in the Incredibles kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXO9XqGCorBoh7M

[@johnspence8141]

And in every Pixar film kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoe9hWeqbMqGb8k

[@johnspence8141]

And most importantly in Superman 1 as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3TMfGmPgNJ8nas

[@Fantom6400]

0:10 - Ursa, beautiful woman!!! 😍😍😍

[@crsrdash-840b5]

She's is so goreous played by Sarah Douglas. Even today at 67 she's still attractive.

[@MarkGoding]

La belle dame sans merci.

[@spkanava]

1979

[@mg30ebay]

The thought of the grisly experience of getting slowly crushed to death in the lunar module just gives me the willies.

[@msingh9634]

Love this movie. What a classic.

[@jumahbrady670]

Facts 💯

[@TheElectricMrPJ]

I'm loving the way it looks. Brings back a lot of memories when my parents took us to see it

[@ericthatsme]

These three scared the shit outta me as a kid.

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@ThomasJr]

Me too, I was very impressed by them but also afraid.

[@goldenboy06]

Me three. Very effective casting.

[@rl-cx6kf]

'If you believe...you put General Zod on the moon...ZOD ON THE MOOOOOON....'

[@debaterofeverythingpresent2775]

3:19 You are not ruling anything anytime soon at flying at that speed.

[@stevesibaja3123]

Ursa: you what kind of creature are you The Astronaut: Just a Man Ursa: A Man

[@Mrd9960]

Ohhh man, I've always loved Ursa, so damn hot!!!

[@PungiFungi]

I actually watched Superman II in the theaters at least 10 times ($2 ticket back in the days for a minor) just to watch Ursa kick ass.

[@commandingjudgedredd1841]

PungiFungi Or testicles.

[@austinpearce5442]

PungiFungi and her voice was dubbed

[@summer20105707]

Such a sweet girl. LOL

[@TheFever77]

It's that bitchy superior Britishness! Her voice is so cool the way they computerized it.

[@sumertheory]

that's a pretty good set for a moon hoax

[@IamGenoBlack]

Fun fact, it's actually the same set they faked the actual 'moon landing'.

[@IamGenoBlack]

I am joking relax. RIP S. Hawking

[@CuongNguyen-le5ic]

Hoax moon landing, so they put a big picture of fake moon landing sites between the Earth and the Moon so all people who use TELESCOPE can only see the "FAKE" Moon Landing. Oh, to combat against Flat Earth, use TELESCOPE again, every planets, even the Moon all ROUND, except EARTH which "FLAT".

[@boredfartless4221]

Graham Rathbone The Elite want you to think the Moon Landing was hoax. The first one at least. So expect to hear that soon in the controlled media.

[@Chaggy1978]

Buzz just admitted 'We never went there'. The moon is closer than they have told us and the globe model is a deception.

[@NormalChannel95]

3:00 Good guy Non, bringing the US and USSR together. We need more people like him

[@Nurgles_Rot_]

The Bear with The Eagle perched on it's shoulder....what a combo.

[@spkanava]

1979

[@MicaRayan]

The scenes are so exquisite... adore it. The sets were enormous

[@ajs41]

Odd how I wasn't scared by this when I was about 7 years old but now I find it quite chilling.

[@TallSilentGuy]

2:57 Heat vision, freeze breath, telekinesis, X-ray vision... all explained away by "molecular density". Thanks for clearing that up for us, General!

[@Hello-no7gm]

​@@lordcreganstark9747and x Ray vision and telekinesis?

[@rayzermaniac5218]

@@Hello-no7gm The X-ray part is actually a good point. Even though x-rays are a part of the light spectrum they only enable us to see through objects when we shoot x-rays at things. So just being able to see x-rays doesn't account for that ability. A Kryptonian would need to be generating x-rays from their eyes, and how that would work hypothetically is anyones guess. It COULD be possible to see around objects, like a box for example, in a similar way that a cloaking device would work by bending light waves around the object allowing us to se behind it. But when it is a wall where you cannot go around it, well then it wouldn't work. You made this comment 1 year ago. Did you come up with any suggestions yourself?

[@spkanava]

1979

[@ericdillon1169]

I just love the way Non throws the flags on the wreckage of the ship as they fly towards earth.

[@stevenwatchorn9816]

Always loved Sarah Douglas reading of "A man" at 0:17, like Ursa knows what fun she can have here.

[@donaldpriola1807]

Cliff from Cheers really was a genius. He worked at NASA!

[@plissken2156]

He was also a radar technician in the 1978 Superman, as well as a soldier for the Rebel Alliance (Hoth outpost) in The Empire Strikes Back.

[@spiceweasle3945]

0:43, apparently the moon has fairly heavy gravity.

[@manfredimiconi4053]

When I saw at the cinema I was impressed so much by this part. Sort of scared. I was 6 years old. It is still one of my favourite movie ever seen.

[@ajs41]

Oddly enough I didn't find it scary when I was about 7 years old watching it on TV, but now I find it really chilling, the way they just kill the astronauts like that.

[@acewilliams7917]

Zod: What a fragile sort of life form this is?

[@WizelBalan]

Same as you when Superman tricked you then crushed your hand into powder later :)

[@greekmythology9538]

I love this, oldies never die

[@danielm3192]

This scene freaked me out when I was a kid.

[@markl5562]

even with that gold Reynolds Wrap covering the lunar module it still was a fantastic prop for the period.

[@Albertojedi]

Sound does not travel in the vacuum of space, but they can speak and be heard to each other.

[@Alien635]

I love this movie I remember going to the movies to see it I was in the first grade

[@vincentmartinez8241]

General Zod the Astro physicist: The closer we get to an atmosphere with 1 Sun. A yellow Sun... the more our molecular density gives us unlimited powers!

[@LAVATORR]

I like to imagine Superman 2 was nothing more than a travelogue with General Zod wandering around unrelated locations and saying he just conquered it.

[@scottmoore1614]

I loved it when he claimed “Planet Houston”. Terence Stamp was such a great villain. He seemed to really get into it.

[@LAVATORR]

@@scottmoore1614 Remember when comic book villains were fun

[@spkanava]

1979

[@TravisTarrant]

I wish that Warner Bros. would release a blu-ray version of the Superman II that was aired on ABC like they did for the Superman the Movie.

[@Hewylewis]

2:35 Hey, it's John Ratzenberger! :D

[@melnikhoogland7545]

I had always thought the way they pronounced "Hooston" was purposefully meant to emphasize somewhat comically that they were aliens. Lately when I kept hearing BBC World Service news presenters pronouncing it the same way I would chuckle to myself and say, "they're as bad as those villains from Krypton in that Superman movie!" Then I watched this clip and realized the actors saying "Hooston" are themselves British. Now I'm thinking maybe they just looked at the script and read it the way they thought it was naturally supposed to be pronounced. Or maybe they read it that way and instead of correcting them the American director said, "Oh that's perfect, it makes them sound like aliens that've never heard of Houston before. Keep doing that!"

[@atrocchia]

This movie was so popular that it played at a movie theater in NYC for 3 months. This was before VCRs became common.

[@joewhite22]

One small step for man, one little drop kick for General Zod

[@PhilipReeder]

They actually did a really good job simulating the 1/6 lunar gravity with the movement of the astronauts. Not just by slowing down the film rate, but no sign of wires. Hokie-ness aside.

[@DimikSianos]

Yeah, they got decent invisible wiring systems at that time thanks to developing Superman flying effects.

[@scoutart1508]

something that didnt exactly work in the pointless fourth film

[@AR-cp5dz]

NASA had already done it before.

[@alpheendomination]

@@AR-cp5dz Are you trying to suggest the lunar landings were faked?

[@spkanava]

1979

[@dsmyify]

How can they talk to each other on the moon.

[@AMC2283]

Been wondering that since I was in kindergarten. Maybe it's supposed to be telepathy. Maybe they can force the air out of their lungs strongly enough to carry sound.

[@dsmyify]

AMC2283 ~ that's good thinking!

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

I was just wondering the same thing . . . no atmosphere=no sound. But then again, Ursa and the astronaut just standing there mouthing at each other with nothing coming out wouldn't really make for a very menacing scene, would it?

[@dsmyify]

True. How sinister would it have been, do you think, if ... in total silence and only portrayed through the look of confusion and fear on the astronauts face ... Ursa simply, and with cold malice, ripped a hole in his spacesuit like it nothing more than a paper bag. In space nobody can hear you scream!!

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

+dsmyify haha I like the way you think

[@popboy1012]

Poor astronauts. When Ursa rips open his suit, you can literally hear him caving in and gurgling! Imagine his lungs literally exploded in that instant. Very painful, but fun to watch 😂 And the way Zod nonchalantly looks down on the other guy like a piece of trash about to be disposed - and dispose of space trash he does with one almighty yankrip of his air supply! Imagine he also gurgled off into the vacuum..... And Non - the big docile but deadly brute who doesn’t know his own strength..... Final astronaut crushed to death unapologetically. This has to be one of the best and terrifying scenes in Superman history.

[@GA-ys6ud]

Doesn't explode, it implodes

[@chrishague8759]

Yes, they absolutely mercilessly destroyed the astronauts and with such ease. Do you think though that ursa would have been strong enough to have stopped the lunar module from taking off by holding it back down

[@okamijubei]

@@GA-ys6ud but you have to admit that's pretty brutal as they done it just to be condescending and no good reason at all. Which of course that's what make the villains, villains.

[@johnarthur620]

Kills the astronaut, then gives an epic kick to the balls. Ursa was bad ass.

[@BScott7220]

In the original screenplay Non smashes the police car down "like a pancake" with the sheriff still inside. I guess Donner and Co. decided to go bigger with that being the fate of the lunar module/astronaut, but somehow a police car on a desert road seems a lot crueler.

[@federicosagun8243]

She ask what kind of creature he is but yet they both speak English.

[@marjanp]

If they would speak gibberish would that make movie any better?

[@crsrdash-840b5]

its a form a story telling to allow the audience to understand the plot. I know I know it make no logical sense, but its needed.

[@Devilsblood]

@@JDJoshofficial you nerds get too hung up on details.

[@zoso73]

2:56 Notice how Terrance Stamp diabolically strokes the beard. Brilliant.

[@jamesfrench7299]

Definitely improvised.

[@scottmoore1614]

He seemed to really get into the part. Great actor!

[@MeBallerman]

Lady is ruthless, evil, ice cold. She kills the weakling with no remorse, but contempt, seemingly enjoying it. I'm in love. She's smoking hot.

[@mirandalate212]

And turns him into a balloon in the process, truely a wicked woman..

[@robertmoore6149]

"Somebody help me" Umm yeah... wait a few weeks at least. We'll be right there.

[@iceho6460]

If Superman hadn't been busy trying to get into Lois Lane's panties then he'd might hear his cry for help.

[@MrBeen992]

0:42 the kick in the balls was uncalled for. He was already going to die from lack of oxigen.

[@commandingjudgedredd1841]

What can I say? She does get her kicks from doing that.

[@mirandalate212]

She need to make sure he died in a horrible fashion since she hates all most all men..

[@spkanava]

1979

[@danielhausser8038]

Non's name... non, fits perfectly...😂

[@sexmachine7234]

I feel bad for louie Armstrong she kicked him in the balls and he floated away, that's fucked up lol

[@MMAfighter38113]

Sex Machine Louie Armstrong?

[@CookieDTotR]

And thus the people of the Earth were deprived of the concert of the century, "Satchmo: Live from the Sea of Tranquility."

[@ToonandBBfan]

Well she is kinda dressed like a Dominatrix!

[@afriendofbean]

+Sex Machine He was probably dead before she kicked him so he probably didn't feel getting kicked.

[@SlavicUnionGaming]

afriendofbean yeah you die extremely quickly as soon as you are exposed to the vaccume of space, I think when he fell over, is when he died

[@user-px8lx9dp6h]

I love that movie 🎥🍿,,, I love FAORA ALOT!!!

[@khankrum1]

I love the way they are able to speak in a vacuum!

[@williamshaw9047]

Notice that the lunar module starts caving in even when Non is just holding one of the struts.

[@lkvideos7181]

This is the best and most definitive depiction of Zod. Like 100 times better even than what I've seen in the comics.

[@briangatt2956]

Love the way they can talk to each other on the moon.

[@SnowyNightFlyer]

These three astronauts died horrifically. It gives the whole segment an odd tone when juxtaposed with the goofy banter at mission control.

[@MasterJediDude]

The whole lander looked like it was trying to launch. Normally, the control module on top launches, leaving the landing gear section behind. But maybe the "Artemis" mission was different from the Apollo landers. :)

[@AudieHolland]

Yeah, it was more realistic than the 'real one.' Note that it had a tripod landing gear configuration. Also, note that the flame from the lander's rocket engine is also more intense and longer lasting than what we saw 'in reality.'

[@Crrrow]

Probably so

[@1ivannthegreat]

Thumbs up if you like Christopher Reeves Movies👍😎👍

[@mendezfocus]

You got me

[@acewilliams7917]

No question. 👍

[@atrocchia]

He was and forever will be the best Superman.

[@jeffb8561]

Somewhere in Time

[@worldcomicsreview354]

The best Superman films

[@davidspanton]

This is amazing , as it just show’s shows us just how people can grow up so fast and become so growth up.

[@CarlJones14]

Love the way they chuck the flags and they fall at Earth paced gravity... 😂🤣😂🤣

[@hiru3092]

that cable fall so fast

[@rogeriopenna9014]

@ not fast, not slowly. At 1,62m/s²

[@rogeriopenna9014]

@ 1:24 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJy7doenf8yjeLM

[@michaelreyes7641]

Yeah even the flags non dropped as they flew

[@ceruleanblu3184]

My 8 year old self couldn’t understand what Zod was mumbling to cosmonaut Boris, I honestly thought Zod was speaking fluent Russian (I mean, Kryptonians know English, why not other Earth languages too, right?)... NOPE. Zod is merely saying "What a fragile sort of life form this is."

[@georgewest3926]

This super man 2 film was brilliant

[@Alan7997]

This scared the crap out of me as a kid.

[@happyreaper5562]

This General Zod would have been a cool ruler of planet Houston....

[@nathancruz9172]

Earth

[@AudieHolland]

ZOD, RULER OF HOUSTON

[@Hypestrike1]

Well, I've been thinking we should rename it Planet Covid, because that's the only thing that dominates now.

[@LidyyCavalcante]

I love Ursa and general Zod, they are so charming

[@scottmoore1614]

Wonderful Kryptonian couple. I’m assuming they were an item!

[@masterofpuppets5072]

I'm changing too

[@robertrodriguez787]

What about NON

[@DP-hy4vh]

Cliff Clavin's working at Mission Control. This was before his post office job in Boston.

[@Hierax415]

The real superpower is talking to them in a vacuum.

[@mkaplan1383]

2:22 If this was really mission control, th astronauts' EKG would be blaring the flatline alarm, system readout of craft failure would be off the charts & screen, and there be panic pandemonium from all the personnel there. What we're seeing looks like just another day at Microsoft Help Desk.

[@NotSoHeavyD3]

Wait, that's John Ratzenberger at the end.

[@Watcher3223]

And the person he was talking to is Shane Rimmer. Artemis could have called for International Rescue...

[@williamshaw9047]

Ratzenberger lived in the UK in the late '70s. During that time, he also appeared in the first Superman film as a missile control technician and in The Empire Strikes Back as a Rebel officer on Hoth.

[@brianbagnall3029]

He's been in movies going back 100 years, and will continue for the next 100 years. He's an immortal.

[@acewilliams7917]

Lol!😄Yes, it's him.

[@LukimusPrime]

William Shaw he also appears in all the Pixar movies too, and my favourite role he does in them is Hamm from Toy Story

[@handsome4sure]

you know they real powerful when they speak the moon are full with air

[@NMFILMPRODUCTIONS]

This scene always made me feel really bad for the astronauts

[@simplestrum]

It's scary to think that... Zod and his buddies also have the ability to turn back time.

[@mrwoods22]

They're too stupid to know that.

[@davestuddaman8127]

They could teach Cher!!!

[@ralphdougherty1844]

But could he find a way?

[@scottmoore1614]

@@davestuddaman8127 😂

[@danrion8839]

These kryptonites must be using Google Translator to converse with humans.

[@hydrolito]

Kryptonians as Kryptonite is a radioactive rock. They would use Kryptonian - English translator not Google translator also Google company did not exist when this movie was made.

[@robertrodriguez787]

Well if Superman can speak English as well as Superman Krypton Father and Mother why can't they

[@Biscuit1973]

That scene was an Esther Shocker because I’ve watched this movie over 40 years ago because my then teen sister had taken me & a cousin to see this movie because I remember watching General Zod & 2 of his soldiers on the Moon plus I remember watching one astronaut being confronted by Ursa who asked him what kind of a creature are you before destroying his suit then kicking him off the moon & all .

[@daryg352]

Amazing 👍👏👏🤝💅

[@calvinprime]

U all know these three also inspiration for the 3 saiyans from dragon ball z series

[@bigpuma444]

Calvin Harris In some ways, DBZ is often bordering plagiarism from the Superman comics

[@darthroden]

@@bigpuma444 LMAO for some reason now I picture Zodd and the others doing the Ginyu Force song.

[@Nonamearisto]

@@darthroden More like the basis for Nappa, Vegeta, and Raditz. No one accused Japan of being original. Even their live actions films are ripoffs, sometimes. Roshomon was based off of an Ambrose Bierce story, ultimately.

[@Steve-wf3vv]

Anyone notice right at the end when they toss the flag it falls to the moon despite there being little gravity?

[@dusk78]

Steve maybe it should have floated down

[@lakebay972]

but since the Moon revolved around the Earth, it gave them more unlimited powers such as defying the Laws of Physics

[@bradd9326]

Steve Yep

[@rotoscopic8757]

Steve Super Strength. Remember Ursa performed that field goal kick with the Astronaut.

[@jcast39atmsn]

Steve There being a little gravity is exactly why it would fall down to the moon. Objects fall in the presence of gravity and dont when they exceed its force.

[@monetenglish68]

You know I was actually trying to watch the one with the new general zod I'm going let this generation enjoy themselves. Because we had incredible actors and the special effects were just a bonus attraction.

[@NewNicator]

The astronaut should have been able to take off the module without problems, since the guy grabbed the descent stage (bottom part), whereas the ascent stage (top part) is meant to detach from it. But for some reason the whole vessel is trying to lift off lol. 1:46

[@hkr0065]

*To all the people pointing out the logical flaws of this scene* : We get it, you're smart. Now just relax and enjoy the movie. Or in the words of Basil: "I suggest you not worry about that sort of a thing and just enjoy yourself." 😂

[@troppie7823]

hkr006 whos basil?

[@mitchfletcher2386]

@@troppie7823 From "Austin Powers".

[@Xylarxcode]

Guy on the moon: 'Somebody help me!' Who the hell would come and help you? In case you hadn't noticed, you're on the fucking moon. Not exactly a densely populated area.

[@vsboy2577]

The concept of this film was great.

[@joshfreedman9695]

I love all that sound in a vacuum

[@segitigagaming2436]

1:35 the cable forgot it was on the moon

[@aspeltaofkush3540]

Non casually driving the moon rover like a golf cart. 😂

[@andysahs1599]

It was General ZOD that was driving the rover NON was standing on the back of it as they head to the Lunar Module Ursa was walking beside them NON hops off it to stop the Lunar Module from getting away .

[@allaboardthegravytrain5987]

I'm stoned and happily watching this .. good memories of my childhood

[@essen00cat]

I just remembered the mental scarring from this scene alone,from childhood.

[@allaboardthegravytrain5987]

@@essen00cat hahah yeah my dad covered my eyes

[@toshomni9478]

What's amazing about this is that Cliff Clavin used to work for NASA before he became a mailman.

[@jjcg9722]

And they are planning to send a mission to the moon named Artemis? really?

[@ralphramsey82]

Fun fact: this was not filmed on the actual moon

[@josephmullin5845]

Always knew that lol most likely in studio or ware house and they possibly covered the floor with sand

[@nathancruz9172]

@@josephmullin5845 me too.

[@FardeenRiyadh16]

No no no no I don't want to believe these lies

[@commandingjudgedredd1841]

Correct. It was in fact, filmed on Calisto.

[@TayWoode]

I always laugh at 0:48 when she kicks him and it speeds up slightly especially when she steps back 😂

[@michb144]

I love the bgm!!!