Superman IV (10/10) Movie CLIP - There Will Be Peace (1987) HD

[@Artisan1979]

0:36 This line speaks so well of his character. The music in the background makes it work. God I miss this guy. He WAS Superman to me.

[@ITS-LAZERBOI]

Christopher reeve was a great superman

[@Halfpintkino]

MYSTICBeAmEr 2 he wasn't a good Superman, he was superman

[@thediehardarkansasrazorbak7288]

The one and only

[@matthewakian2]

We all know that.

[@dancastro4732]

Reeve not only brought humanity to Kal El and made the character to be a good friend you can have but after his accident he became an inspiration to us all especially to those who are paralyzed like him and with the physical improvements he made after his accident that in my book is Superman because many others in his situation it takes years or never to make the progress he made. He wrote 2 books which are very good but leave me misty eyed but he also directed a t.v. movie called In The Gloaming and he was in a 1998 remake of Rear Window and he was also on an episode of The Practice and two episodes of Smallville

[@kensstudio0806]

@@Halfpintkino damn right

[@pstuddy]

His speech and demeanor is so gentle and honest but yet very powerful and reassuring. you can't help but to just trust his comforting words and feel safe under his protection. We miss you chris, you truly are the REAL man of steel😭😢🙏

[@ChrisAldridge]

I miss Christopher Reeve. It's still hard to believe he's gone. Whenever you think of Superman, he always comes to mind, not any of the others.

[@dancastro4732]

I miss him too bro but remember what Master Skywalker said to Leia in The Last Jedi. "Noone's really gone."

[@spkanava]

1987

[@jaytee4374]

Henry Cavill comes to mind

[@Climinator-op6kh]

​@@spkanava86 was when they filmed that scene

[@roberttreacy8271]

“See you in twenty.” That line was bizarrely prophetic as the next Superman movie, Superman Returns, was released almost twenty years later.

[@afriendofbean]

+Robert Treacy On the movie cover it says that it's been 20 years since they made the fifth film (Superman Returns) but for the movie it's been five years since Superman disappeared from Earth and then returned after five years. The only thing I didn't understand is that it shows Lex Luthor being put back in jail here but on "Superman Returns", his first scene showed him not in jail not explaining whether he escaped or got released.

[@roberttreacy8271]

afriendofbean Well SR loosely follows Superman and Superman 2, but retcons Superman 3 and 4 (so it’s like a requel [reboot + sequel]).

[@afriendofbean]

+Robert Treacy Yes I guess that's true that maybe "Superman Returns" picks up after "Superman 2" since at the end of "Superman 2", Lex Luthor never got arrested. So maybe Superman 3 and 4 are different stories going off subject.

[@andrescalderon1294]

afriendofbean actually yes they do, they vaguely say that they were forced to release luthor because superman didn’t give him a fair trail or read him his miranda rights and instead he threw him in jail right away

[@goldenalex]

Or maybe the year 2020 ;]

[@joeblough261]

Is the world gonna be vaporized? No Luther it's as it always was...on the brink, with good fighting evil". One of the most memorable lines of any movie to me, ever.

[@SwordGrayskull]

The best monologue in a superhero movie ever. Superman IV doesn't get enough recognition for its writing or its acting. I'll take this movie with its heart and powerful message over most of the modern superhero films.

[@brianbenfield3270]

"And there will be Peace. There will be Peace when the people of the world want it so badly, that their governments have no choice but to give it to them." Seeing what's happening in our world right now, we need Peace.

[@ZenaHerbert]

This says quite clearly that our governments choose to give us wars when they could choose to give us peace. That begs so many questions.

[@AaaBbb-ff1pn]

now it's even worst with ukraine-russia....

[@waleedhassan798]

Agree

[@NY4Life]

The question is Does any Government want peace or do they want to see who is number one before giving us peace

[@waleedhassan798]

@@NY4Life true

[@arisiordan9067]

Christopher Reeve. The best Superman all the time!

[@muhammadandraaditya4802]

0:12 Christopher Reeve was visibly moved by his own speech. We can see him bit hardly holding back his tears, as if he knew that it would be the last time ever in his life that he played the Man of Steel

[@dbanksey216]

I love the slow take offs and the slow flying wire scenes. Really adds to the fact the man can fly. In the new films, when he just zips away at 300 mph, you can't really appreciate this, like you can in the Reeves films.

[@deathoftheendless1371]

2:14 Christopher Reeve flying into heaven

[@jtcob8486]

ಥ‿ಥ

[@raam726]

214 is also runtime of Zack Snyder's Justice league, in which Superman is resurrected.

[@dinkyramirez9866]

🕊

[@TZER0]

This is what Christopher Reeve ended the Superman series like. Not off of cheap effects, but on a peaceful inspiring note.

[@foodreacts837]

yes

[@spkanava]

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[@comradekiritin]

so how the hell did the worst superman movie ever give us the most superman-superman speech ever .

[@AirForceOne_prod.]

'Cause it's the best! I saw this at the cinema when I was 9. Christopher, will remain The Superman for me :)

[@paulmacdonald1408]

Aswin Shobhan this is literally the best movie superman actor

[@paulsmith9192]

Superman 1 or 2 were the better ones.with donner.but I get that people will pick the one they saw first as a child.

[@andrewm6424]

@Super Dude Because even though Christopher Reeve and Margot Kidder both stated it was the worst film they'd ever done at the time, Christopher Reeve had some part in the story-making. I'm fairly sure he had something to do with Superman making those speeches in the movie.

[@marcodabatman]

@@andrewm6424 pretty sure I heard in an interview that Reeve himself wrote the speech in this scene

[@lexlecoq1588]

I don't know why everyone seems to hate that Superman! I really love this movie!!! I saw it when I was 6 years old, but I was already watching the three previous ones, and I can assure you that even at that age, I was critic, You know for example I didn't like the George Reeves series, but I immediately loved Superman 4, just as much as I loved the first one really! For me, that film is just as good as all the others with Christopher Reeve!!!! He really was Superman, after his accident, he really showed to the world that he was a true superman and a real HERO!!!

[@Raflyzio]

When you realize that Lenny Luthor is now Lex Luthor 😅

[@MisterE1976]

I know right & The Paragon of Truth.

[@johnstaton894]

What's really surprising is how good he is at it. I guess he studied under Gene.

[@randymoses3972]

I just pretend that in the CW universe, Lenny ended up becoming Lex, like Henry Allen, & Jay Garrick are the same as 90s FLash. If you take my meaning.

[@AdamTheLegoCityandPlushKing]

@@randymoses3972 That's because Jon Cryer was cast as Lex Luthor in Supergirl.

[@harshavardhanasimhadri7208]

Christopher Reeve is the best

[@SourRobo8364]

Written by Christopher Reeve. He really was Superman.

[@Cotygeek]

Crazy how the worst Superman movie has one of the best Superman moments.

[@korrblank1361]

“Oh what a brilliant future we could have” Man Christopher Reeve would be so sad to see COVID-19.

[@Eternaldarkness3166]

I know this movie is horrible, but I enjoy it still. Rest in Peace Christopher Reeve

[@kingsman8475]

Superman's speeches should be universal during the holidays and every 4th of July and New Year.

[@theamanchannel6800]

I swear the best parts is christopher reeve speech and him in general he is the only saving grace for the last two superman movies

[@theamanchannel6800]

Christopher Reeve the saving grace for superman 4 the quest for peace this speech is probably the best part of the movie

[@Maxiiiiii-]

This scene makes me cry because it is the last time we see Christopher as Superman and it ends on a peaceful and nice note and that’s what I love to see 🥺🥺

[@musikmirage]

Its crazy to think that Batman 1989 and this movie were only two years apart

[@JamesEvans-uh7nu]

Even superman knows their are other galaxies and civilisations out there

[@nicktroisi6347]

Even though this movie wasn’t the greatest it is such a brilliant way to end such a historical run as one of the most incredible castings and playing one of greatest superheroes in existence

[@samuraichamploo07]

You're right,no matter how bad the special effects might be,this was the perfect send off to Christopher Reeves man of steel

[@trueflip25]

Greatest speech ever!

[@CarlaHuckaby]

I believe there are other galaxies out there like he said in Superman's brilliant speech.

[@mikedski9698]

WE ALWAYS WANT PEACE!

[@emorales2275]

How profound that this speech still speaks to our world today.

[@highjim7778]

more so than every in 2022

[@Mike-gl4wt]

When he said see you in 20 next 20 years later Superman Returns was released.

[@zufgh]

This last scene was was really good, despite the rest of the movie being bad. 'No Luthor, it's as it always was: on the brink. With good fighting evil. See you in twenty!'

[@tehtrupr8918]

On 1:35, if u look closely at superman before the shot shifts over to the prison, u can see christopher reeve on a machine. Naught Naughty.

[@divergentes4848]

2:12 He really knew how to fly.

[@Alexander-ix2jp]

2024 and still a relevant topic.

[@michaeldaconceicao1041]

The most inspirational speech ever . god bless Christopher Reeve . He was a hero in the movies and in real life .

[@CDHfilms]

One of the few good scene in the whole movie

[@foodreacts837]

my childhood legend

[@MrLukeStump]

Too bad Christopher Reeve was never president. I think he could of been a good president after his little speech at 0:01

[@laurac1986]

Gene Hackman will always be the true Lex Luthor

[@KeatonGraves]

I always hear him when I see Lex in the old comics.

[@heneraskyandre6182]

I Miss also christopher reeve

[@furious3383]

Jon Cryer. Lol Damn. That’s how long it’s been. I actually forgot that he starred in this film namely as Luthor’s nephew.

[@HadoukenSpammer]

“ This is the last time I wear this uniform...and I mean it. Goodbye. “

[@bareknuckles2u]

Best movie EVER!

[@nathancruz9172]

0:26 great 👍🏻 speech. 1:15-1:36 😆 1:39 I’ve always laughed at this scene, when the convicts are 😗 at Lex Luthor for returning to prison. 2:16 that’s the end of Superman 4.

[@alexjohnson9630]

I love Jon Cryer and Gene Hackman. Who knew that years later, Jon Cryer would be playing Lex Luthor. The irony.

[@MrShecapios]

At the end of the film, Superman says to Lex Luthor as he's dropping him back off in the prison quarry, "See you in twenty". Superman and Lex wouldn't appear in a feature film together until Superman Returns (2006).

[@Sky-qj4ch]

Christopher reeve eterno superman

[@ConnorTheAdventurer2000]

I just realized the Superman suit in this movie is a lot more brighter compared to the one in Superman I, II and III

[@robertstewart9658]

Superman doesn't worry about silly little things like charges or trials.

[@thregar]

There will be peace once the people of the world want it so badly, the governments will have no choice but to give it to them. Prophetic words - that is how the Cold War ended. Superman foresees the hopeful few years that followed this speech.

[@Notna-hr8fj]

The drumsticks he threw out the car was probably have the films budget

[@ryanaddison5956]

Think that’s annoying is that Christopher Reeve didn’t even live to the next 20 years

[@salamaraif1648]

Superman 4 quest for peace was a big success world wide and video sells DVD and television at works today

[@JorgeRodriguez-rc3rw]

Despite of Bad effects I Love this scene 1:55

[@tufDuffinchains]

I love how Jon Cryer goes from playing Lex Luthors son to Lex Luthor

[@mclink99]

Uh, I think he's Lex Luthor's nephew.

[@michaelparker3188]

One world baby!😎

[@breakdancerQ]

Crazy how that kid actually has become Lex Luthor in the latest superman tv show lol

[@gammaxmen]

It’s hilarious how Jon went from Lenny to Lex.

[@TheJeffman1985]

This movie virtually ended the original Superman franchise....

[@randolphhicks8208]

2:07 Great Man of Tomorrow

[@miltiadiskyvernitis]

NO WONDER they chose Job Cryer to play Lex in Crisis on Infinite Earths. I just realized he was in Superman 4 and totally forgot.

[@TheWordMercy82]

And dagnabbit if Superman returns wasn't released in 2006 (19 years from 1987) proving Superman's statement to Luthor of "see you in 20"

[@JL-kh4zw]

I know lots of folks don't like Superman IV, but I watched it as a kid and loved it. It doesn't compare to I or II, but is much better and more interesting that III. Also this scene is so awesome. It's as relevant today as it was then. It's probably even more relevant today with all the conflicts going on. Christopher Reeves really nails this role so well too...no other Superman actor can come close.

[@Lord-Darkness]

Lol a young Alan harper 😂

[@leandro4552]

Holy crap, is that really him??? I mean, the actor.

[@krypton7676]

You can only truly appreciate what I am about to write & what you are about to read because we have seen both movies & know the background. This scene where Superman flies into a prison & flies back out, a place Lex (a criminal) escaped & was brought back. This scene was also done in the movie “Hancock” 2008. Superman was the inspiration for “Hancock”, a sloven, irresponsible, careless, superhero with Superman’s powers, who is so careless he is sent to prison. While in prison in the prison yard playing basketball, Hancock throws the ball outside of the prison fence, he flies out to fetch the ball, he thinks he knows he can get out of prison whenever he wants, but he flies back into the yard to finish out his sentence. That basketball / prison yard scene was a nod to Superman who can fly in & out of prison whenever he wants.

[@gabriel9132-q1x]

"there will be peace, there will peace when the people of the world want it so badly."

[@freddyrichards878]

2:11 haha see ya in 20 ha ha, seriously he totally predicted the future

[@afriendofbean]

+Freddy Richards Maybe Superman was able to read minds as a superhero. However, for the movie "Superman Returns", in real life it's been 20 years since a new movie was made but for the movie, it's been 5 years that Superman was gone. The only thing that didn't make sense here was that Lex Luthor was put back in jail but for "Superman Returns", he's out of jail not showing why he's out of jail whether he was released or escaped.

[@MRSceneITALL]

if you've seen superman returns jimmy states that superman was called as a witness to the stand against lex luthor and that lex got off from all charges because superman never showed up to testify

[@99annanic]

Well actually Superman Returns was meant to be a sequel (of sorts) to Superman and Superman II, excluding the third and forth film. So if that’s the case this film doesn’t tie in with Returns.

[@mainstreamerchannel9919]

There's been many problems on trying to make a Superman movie in the 1990s which are of course Superman V, Lives, and Flyby until 2006 he Returns.

[@jedijones]

@@MRSceneITALL Which is so stupid, the idea that Superman would leave Earth and shirk all his responsibilities for 5 years. Worst Superman movie ever.

[@taketemamula]

Also das Alternative Ende wo Superman mit Jeremy ins All fliegt dieses Ende war viel besser als dieses Internationale Ende. Schade das sie das damals gelöscht haben.

[@illuminatioracle]

1:27 this gaze makes me nervous

[@BrandonKohout]

Gene Hackman was a great Lex Luthor and he passed the torch to Jon Cryer.

[@thisjustin212]

It's funny that young Lenny grew to be just like his uncle... Even changed his name to Lex.

[@ImamF0324]

1:56 Lex Luthor wanted to say to Superman "Superman, how dare you to be not dead, I wanted you dead forever.". Instead he said "how did you beat him?"

[@LuisAlvarez-mr5wm]

Seeing Lex Luthor getting sent to jail always was the most satisfying moment for me.

[@spideyviewer327]

I see it, now. Conflicts between nations happen because we didn't want peace badly enough. .... ....... ............

[@benwatkin7734]

Hi. I see you've seen nostalgia critics review of this movie. Well done you sound really cool now.

[@korrblank1361]

Back in ‘87 they hoped that one day there’d be one final conflict to end war for good and bring peace to earth and one day the universe, and they wanted a perfect future for everyone, too bad that future never came as a result of COVID-19.

[@spkanava]

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[@joshuablakely4068]

Hey Mozart’s Back!!!!! 😂😂😂😂

[@brittnygarza5729]

LOL! 🤣 His reaction was priceless! Oh gene hackman.. 😂 😂

[@spkanava]

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[@Xfactories]

'See you in 20' Twenty years later was Superman Retuuuurrrnnsss

[@pabloescobardiaz4825]

Muy buen discurso Superman

[@n.s.2690]

I don't care what anyone says. All the Superman movies are great flaws and all. The Reeve films, Superman Returns, Man of Steel. All of them. I just wish we could get a modern Superman movies that's sincere. A character study of Clark Kent.

[@macrosense]

20 years for creating a nuclear doppelganger of superman and trying to take over the world

[@alexhawkins1795]

Boys Town is just a few miles from my house.

[@Rocket-Man]

Nuclear man, real person, are you still on Earth?

[@stavrosgiannaros7041]

1:05 the wheels are not turning.

[@shelbyvillerules9962]

That’s the spare wheel, it’s not meant to turn.

[@spkanava]

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[@stavrosgiannaros7041]

Thank you for the correction. ​@@shelbyvillerules9962

[@adc2031]

0:24 was strange with that horse

[@marcoesguerra5601]

superman predicted it , he said see you in 20, now just almost 20 years later he does meet Luthor again, in Super man Returns

[@afriendofbean]

+Marco Esguerra On the movie cover of "Superman Returns" it says that it's been 20 years since they made the fifth film (Superman Returns) but for the movie it's been five years since Superman disappeared from Earth and then returned after five years. The only thing I didn't understand is that it shows Lex Luthor being put back in jail here but on "Superman Returns", his first scene showed him not in jail not explaining whether he escaped or got released.

[@mr_nobody_000]

yeah, the movie is not the best but that speech, i get chills from it.

[@burtonryan50]

As much as I would hate to admit it, I actually disagreed with this speech. Granted there is a possibility peace can be wanted badly enough. But only if it's earned trust. Otherwise, forcing people to live in serenity sounds like a dictatorship. If you leave well enough alone, you build better relationships as a result.

[@jedijones]

Peace through strength. There will be peace when no one is weak enough to get invaded.

[@BigNoseDog]

Chris Reeve was perfect casting. But even in this movie, you could see that he was getting too old to be believable. Probably good that the series ended.

[@mainman3476]

Christopher Reeve was 34 when this movie was made. Henry Cavill was 32 when BvS came out. I wouldn't say he was too old.

[@markus5862]

It’s not so much that he was too old, it’s that his face was much leaner and not as full. He didn’t want to bulk up for the role again so he was about 20-25 lbs lighter (muscle wise) than he was in the previous pictures. He wanted to go against the typical action hero cliche of muscle bound hero’s (Rambo), so he didn’t bulk up and instead wanted to have a swimmers body. In turn it effected the way his face looked because it was much leaner

[@jimmiesmith5811]

@@markus5862 to me he looked better in this one than he did in the first three films he looked like he had gained weight to me it was just storyline and the cheap special effects that messed it up other wise this could have been a great movie

[@markus5862]

Main Man not too old at all. He just looks a little different because he wasn’t as bulked up as he was in the other movies. He purposely wanted to be a lot leaner in this movie. He wanted to go against the muscle bound hero’s of the time. Reading articles of the time and seeing interviews, he states this, that he wanted a leaner body. Rambo and Schwarzenegger were making popular movies and were the poster boy for action hero’s and whatnot for kids. He wanted to show them something more wholesome so he didn’t gain a lot of weight muscular wise and wanted a swimmers body

[@spkanava]

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[@Artisan1979]

0:50 hey it’s Lex and CW-Lex-in-training LOL

[@djmarsone5209]

OMG it's true. 🤔😲😨😨

[@harrymarnell2478]

So Jon Cryer has played Lenny Luther and Lex Luther. Ledge

[@growlerthunder5171]

Then comes sudden destruction!!

[@arjish1000]

He is alan Harper

[@djmarsone5209]

The New Luthor in CW crisis in infinnite earths?!

[@spkanava]

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[@mtrich8113]

The delivery of the movie was weak but the message is totally clear this nuclear arms race is a bunch of BS. Thank you Christopher Reeve and rest in peace.

[@andrewomahony9260]

When you realize that Lenny Luthor's path to being a good guy makes more sense than Kylo Ren's.

[@isrj01]

01:23 The priest doesn't seem to have helped much, years later he went to live in his brother Charlie's house with his son.

[@bratton79]

I like that Superman IV was set against the backdrop of the Cold War. Today if they made a similar Superman movie his villains would be "Politically Correct Man" and Butthurt Man"

[@TheGrafton12]

Kevin Arco We seem to be closer to the edge of Nuclear war than when you last made this post...

[@moriellymoproblems7842]

The two have absolutely nothing to do with each other, and it sounds like you're really butthurt.

[@geovanecardoso2575]

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[@BadulaJohnson]

Technically, Nuclear Man beat Superman in this movie.

[@VideoAmateurLuxembourg]

0:04 Back then there is only one chemtrail in sky. Nowadays the sky would be full of chemtrails.