Superman IV (5/10) Movie CLIP - Superman & Clark Kent (1987) HD

[@RShadow12]

Am I the only one who died when Clark dropped the phone then picked it up to say hello lmao?! What a great actor and the perfect Superman

[@Tigerseye1]

SAME LMAOAOAOAO 😭😭😭

[@miltiadiskyvernitis]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@-Nick129-]

Me tooo xDDDDD

[@deloreanfan5305]

Omg Lmao me too 😂😂😂

[@peterdaly9036]

Christopher reeve was the best, no other superman comes near or Clark Kent for that matter.. RIP Superman !!!

[@abercrombiejolie7522]

Reeves really nailed the duality of the character. You could actually believe Clark and Superman are 2 different people.

[@haveatyou1]

I think I am trying to say something about the duality of man. The yungian thing sir.

[@heeeeeresrossy]

*Reeve

[@haveatyou1]

@@heeeeeresrossy who's side r u on son?

[@EnduringArts]

The way Clark slips 1:08 is either unintentional or incredibly acted.

[@jeffo9396]

Good point. Looks like it was unintentional, and the director thought it was good enough to use since Clark is supposed to be clumsy.

[@danklord7444]

Jeff O it wasnt unintentional stop acting like a smart ass, it is really really easy to make a fall look better than a real one

[@jeffo9396]

How does my opinion on whether it was intentional or not make me a smart ass? If that's what you think, then you're a jack ass. And no, that was not a fall, that was a slip. The slip LOOKS unintentional, and it very well could have been. You don't know that it wasn't. There's in fact a lot of scenes in movies that were unintentional that the director decided to keep. One was in the movie 'Big' where Tom Hanks character sprays silly string at his friend, and part of it gets stuck on his nose. That wasn't supposed to happen, but the director liked it, so he kept it in.

[@jamesdelta6297]

It was intentional. It's classic Clark. Fumbling

[@jeffo9396]

Classic Clark, yes. Classic Christopher Reeve, not really. All I'm saying is that it looks like he slipped a little more than he was supposed to. Yes, the script said for him to slip, but it just looks like Christopher Reeve himself was a bit surprised by how he slipped in the way he throws his arms back.

[@JasnoGT]

He pushes over the phone then says hello...😂. Christopher Reeve was an underrated comedic actor and he was the best superman ever. Always my fav RIP.

[@Hotobu]

With him bumbling around like that it's easy to see how he ended up in a wheelchair.

[@spkanava]

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[@BoyKagome]

"the world is beautiful" is such a plain line...but Reeve delivered it with the wonder of someone experiencing it like it wasn't their original home really well.

[@kingwewuz2823]

I would've loved to have seen more of Clark than Superman, he just seems so much more interesting in that role.

[@5490Hector]

King Wewuz smallville did a pretty good of that aside from the Lana lang thing

[@andrewm6424]

@King Wewuz If you'd like to see more of Clark than Superman AND get to see Christopher Reeve do it, then watch Superman III.

[@jjjdyn]

IKR

[@atrain132]

Christopher Reeves played the part of the alter ego bumbling idiot Clark Kent perfectly.

[@vrASMR180]

That's why he's still #1 in my opinion. His transformation from Clark to Superman and back again is downright split personality level impressive.

[@davanmani556]

The transition.

[@AoibheannDoyle-SoulTherapist]

Clark Kent is my ultimate fantasy man.

[@LukeLovesRose]

He was perfect as Superman and Clark Kent

[@Gemini-1]

atrain132 Mild mannered. Not idiot.

[@Rob-zr3wb]

Best part is when the doorbell rang with Superman in the room and Clark was at the door 😂😂😂

[@juliemillington9907]

Shows how quick he is

[@spkanava]

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[@MrOnomatopoiea]

Superman is the ultimate cheater by dating two women simultaneously!

[@enommaz1]

Being a deadbeat dad in Superman Returns makes more sense now...

[@grumpymcfudge9616]

MrOmegaBeams gonna argue with him ?

[@jasonlisonbee]

It's perfectly safe to verbally fight with Superman. He merely captures criminals. He doesn't even hurt them intentionally, unless they can and are trying to kill him.

[@TheMrKobeBryant2012]

If I were Superman, I'd find it hard to be committed too.

[@truckin1987]

Batman do it all the time

[@ShadowSonic2]

Why did Clark give Lois a second thought? Lacy came off as a much more likable person in comparison, and she was attracted to Clark over Superman.

[@glenardensfinest]

ShadowSonic2 good point

[@walteraprichard6456]

in other words she likes the fake personality more.

[@ThisIsCanadaEh]

Clark is just a disguise. Superman is who he really is.

[@ryceryder85]

Billy Red “Superman is what I can do. Clark is who I am” - Dean Cain’s Superman from Lois and Clark

[@ryceryder85]

Billy Red “Superman is what I can do. Clark is who I am” - Dean Cain’s Superman from Lois and Clark

[@helixclipper9401]

Rest in peace Christopher Reeve and Margot Kidder!

[@Montesama314]

"... in case we got hungry afterwards. I mean, later!" Lois is still as subtle as a rhino charging a brick wall.

[@Based_Department]

3:33 Him answering the phone lmao

[@michaeljohnson7493]

This clip is so hilarious, Christopher Reeve is at his best. The phone, the slip, the riding of the cart and going "uh stop"...this sequence makes me laugh as much as straight-up comedy movies, and it gets funnier to me each time I see it.

[@steves4533]

"How can one man be so square and so delicious" lol....I never forgot that line.

[@jedijones]

He's a brownie?

[@yuljohnson5502]

Chris's performance as Superman and Clark is superb. He made Superman 4 a winner!!! All the other actors did an excellent job as well but Chris's performance of course was special!!

[@nime_2114]

Christopher Reeves is the best Superman

[@shawbros]

It's spelled "Reeve", not "Reeves".

[@ryanhunter130]

2:20 “isn’t it beautiful?” Margot Kidder becomes so timid and humble around Superman. I love the way she plays it ❤

[@BeazleyStudios]

For all the issues this movie had, this scene was one of the best, as it showed Reeve's ability to switch between the two characters (personality, mannerisms, etc) and it highlighted the problem of Clark/Superman trying to live two separate lives without letting on he was the same person.

[@Paraprax]

It's been so nice to see the whole double-date sequence get reevaluated and appreciated recently; I remember in the 2000s all people would do is trash it for being "like something out of a sitcom", but like.... sitcom/open-door farce traditions are absolutely FUNDAMENTAL to the whole concept of Superman and his double-life. I genuinely don't think any piece of pure Superman media is complete without elements of this.

[@jedijones]

@@Paraprax I did see Alex P. Keaton get into this exact situation on Family Ties once. 🤣

[@ITS-LAZERBOI]

Christopher reeve is the best movie actor as superman

[@dannyr2976]

The junkyard scene in Superman III, where Clark and Superman separate from each other would come in real handy at this moment!

[@filmscorefreak]

i love the little sigh at 0:57 , even superman isn't sure he can pull this one off

[@AoibheannDoyle-SoulTherapist]

The way he slipped as Kent...Genius!

[@TZER0]

I’d take Lacy over Lois any day.

[@nathanfarmer4632]

Heck yeah!

[@relentless4g63t]

Lois ugly look like a meth head

[@pengenkaya9977]

@@relentless4g63t because she is

[@america8164]

She was the best Lois Lane Actress ever she will be missed forever R.I.P Margot Kidder 😞😢 1948-2018 !!! Thanks to my Mom age 59 who was a huge fan, I enjoyed all the 4 Superman movies 🎥 I’m a young 36 !!!!!

[@Vivek-cw7zc]

Wow I've watched all 4 movies as well and I'm 19. You gotta be proud of the next generation, ma'am. You've taught us well. ☺

[@henkman00]

Don't lie about your age, your 38. admit it ;P

[@thevideogamecollector2351]

@@henkman00 you do realize this was posted 3 years ago right?

[@henkman00]

@@thevideogamecollector2351 ...8 months ago I didn't, no.

[@thevideogamecollector2351]

@@henkman00 oh

[@void5823]

reeves as so damn good.... its a shame this script was bad. the first 2 superman movies were gold compared to this!

[@bowens9211]

You mean the director was good Lol they could have made Reeve make bad scenes and keep it like how disaster movie director did lol

[@pHD77]

A little known fact: Reeve himself wrote the story for this one (along with a few other guys as well)

[@heeeeeresrossy]

*Reeve

[@Maxiiiiii-]

My favourite guilty pleasure movie I don’t care what people say because this movie is hilarious and amazing

[@andershall6774]

"How could you not recognize him when all he did was change his glasses?" It's called ACTING baby...

[@juliosvideos]

1:43 there was literally a guard near the doors when Clark took off his glasses, how did he not recognize him? This movie man

[@michaelmyers6523]

Clark has me in fits answering the phone :)

[@johngarnham5772]

He was the best superman. Got the character just right, spot-on like the comics. So sad he is gone.

[@richardcalimag2376]

Christopher Reeve as Superman are awesome especially in Superman 1&2 the best Superman that Christopher Reeve ever made..

[@letmebe.9401]

This version of Superman hard the super power of being able to do whatever the script needed of him in each scene. Like ring a doorbell with an akward facial expression.

[@Ya_Boy_Roy]

My favorite was when he was able to fix the Great Wall of China with random “repair-vision” 😆

[@MR-cq4eb]

The phone: "Hello?" hahahaha

[@Kayla-mx1bm]

Christopher Reeve is the best actor ever!!!

[@simflier8298]

Lol 1:43 Clark takes his glasses off too early, giving the Door Man a chance to see him as Superman

[@monsoon1234567890]

You can tell by his awestruck expression that he instantly recognized him as Superman

[@luxuryballer8291]

So that's why Superman let "Doorman" into the Justice League.

[@bdjoh011]

Not to mention he would have seen Superman emerge from the car. It’s funny that a person just left an expensive car like that unlocked in broad daylight.

[@afriendofbean]

@Sim Flier Maybe the doorman wasn't paying too much attention. If he was, Clark as Superman could erase his memory since he did that to Lois on the second film by erasing her memory that he's Superman using a kiss.

[@simflier8298]

That would be funny watching Superman giving the Door Man a big fat kiss 🤣

[@Brolly5]

love the music staring at 1:42

[@void5823]

the entire sequence is lovable, brolly! :)

[@unique7988]

This is what dealing with more than one woman does to you. 😅😄😂🤣😆

[@WOODR52]

What a wonderful actress. so sad she is gone. The great equalizer gets us all. The good ones should live forever. THAT'S LIFE.

[@stevendouglas3860]

Chris will always, always be superman.

[@MadofaA]

Some blatantly superior acting skills there!...

[@ness8802]

Rest in peace you two Souls. Flying FREE! :(

[@CaptainWaldoe]

1:42 is nobody seriously talking about how Clark just took off his glasses in public and the door man even saw him lol

[@bdjoh011]

And he would have seen Superman emerge from the car.

[@spkanava]

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[@jedijones]

@@bdjoh011 Yeah, but that goes all the way back to his phone booth transformations in the old days of the character. What good is changing in a phone booth to hide yourself when it's obvious Clark went into the phone booth and Superman came out? 😂

[@magdalyneviltus4446]

Lois looks like an old lady in’s this Superman movie

[@patrickficklin]

27 packs of cigs a day...

[@TheMrKobeBryant2012]

I mean in real life, she'd be about 38 then. She looks ok for that age.

[@AqwDragulum]

critics din say Supes was like dating his grandma lmao

[@TomGallagherSuperboyBeyond]

Don't do drugs.

[@betty11sarro38]

That's the ugliest Lois Lane ever.

[@classic1971]

Goodbye Margot! Thanks for the memories.

[@aitkhasan1552]

tvmoviefan আতিক

[@barrywheels4329]

I'm glad she's dead.

[@christophermatthias6019]

01:56 He doesn't fly, he jumps.

[@shadowronin2700]

This is the way Superman is supposed to look: bright and vibrant with no weird dark color wash.

[@NaniMetrix]

Yeh in this Earth.

[@dirkdonger2887]

That belt though... too yellow...

[@brandenmarcum430]

Yea Zack Snyder wasn’t going for the Superman everyone knows. He was going for a dark and realistic universe

[@jedijones]

@@brandenmarcum430 Chris Nolan wrote the story and called Zack to ask him to direct it. Man of Steel is more Nolan's baby than Zack's.

[@lessermook7608]

X-Ray + Heat Vision combo, love it.

[@SupermanCrypto1]

Best superman ever.

[@holyboy1]

That epic save from falling over - was this intentional? Brilliant!

[@James-tt1cv]

I liked da way he was with Lois then flew down to the Lacy like nothing happened then back up with Lois 😅😉.

[@jedijones]

It's like when Michael J. Fox took two dates to the prom in Family Ties without them knowing about each other.

[@waaazupd1948]

1:09 that part is hilarious, i wonder if he meant to do that lmao

[@jedijones]

Pretty sure. And I think the sound effects are cleverly faking that he's sliding. I think all he does is stop and bend his legs and feet. His feet don't appear to actually be sliding across the ground.

[@spkanava]

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[@isrj01]

She's so into you Clark

[@JukeboxJoeB]

This scene made the whole movie worth it!!! As bad as the movie was, I still enjoyed it.

[@CoreyGoldwaves]

0:17 Superman: Damn, that woman can't cook!

[@jamiew1664]

when clarke gets into the limo and gets out as superman they didnt cut that scene quite quick enough, as when he hops onto the wall and goes to fly away you can tell hes just jumping because you see him start to come down again. that scene needs to be just a 100th sec shorter. Anyone else notice this?? Ive looked thru comments but no one else seems to mention it.

[@douglassnyder9206]

I wonder if that part, 1:06- 1:11, when Clark sort-of slipped was in the script or if it was improvised? And I also wonder if it would have been a good idea to keep that concept of Superman changing to Clark Kent and Clark Kent changing into Superman constantly while trying to stay in one place at the same time????

[@Ramounskee]

this is me changing from my p.e. uniform to my regular uniform

[@lynnfriend5017]

Double dating is extremely difficult. Your the one with two personalities.

[@OneArmedRetroGamer]

It's his fault he planned it.

[@anibaldk]

Moral of the story: Cheating on your missus is hard work, even if you're Superman

[@brandenmarcum430]

What’s funny is that Silver Age Superman is so fast he could be both Clark and Superman at the same time if he tries hard enough

[@brandonwu6721]

lmao, im watching this and Clark is just two timing these girls by himself.

[@dedbaka]

Why is this making me think of the ending of Mrs. Doubtfire? 🤣🤣🤣

[@afriendofbean]

@Maria Therese Maybe it's because Daniel Hillard played by Robin Williams who was also Mrs. Doubtfire dressed back and forth at the "Bridges" restaurant as himself as a man for his boss Jonathan Lundy and as Mrs. Doubtfire for his ex-wife and kids and here Christopher Reeve is dressing back and forth going from Superman to Clark Kent and Clark Kent to Superman.

[@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821]

It's like in Mrs. Doubtfire when Robin Williams kept switching back in fourth between Daniel and Mrs. Doubtfire at the restaurant. Mrs. Doubtfire came out 6 years later after this movie.

[@cupcakefairy87]

Funnily enough, Robin Williams and Christopher Reeve were best friends.

[@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821]

@@cupcakefairy87 this is true.

[@jedijones]

@@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821 And Chris Columbus directed Mrs. Doubtfire. He also wrote The Goonies, which original Superman director Richard Donner directed. And that movie had a Superman reference when Sloth tears off his shirt to reveal the S symbol, while the Superman music theme plays on the soundtrack.

[@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821]

@@jedijones foreshadowing and go figure.

[@T-STYLE_Isaac_Kennedy_Temerity]

That makes me laugh everytime 🤣 1:08

[@vitezsvetlosti2519]

You put glasses you are invincible

[@G1NZOU]

There are a lot bigger trees outside the lobby now, but that slab he jumps off is still there.

[@guypeate3628]

Clark: "oh, hey, neat dress" Later as Superman Superman: "that's a very attractive dress you're wearing" That's how you do it

[@marcwaters2600]

very professional actor

[@andrewhiggins3066]

I always liked their on-screen chemistry. You could tell she was very attracted to him. On & Off screen.

[@tony84.]

The Superman/Clark and Lois scenes are the best part of this movie. The worst of the 4 but Christopher Reeve is FOREVER the best to play Superman.

[@raizahasmath5580]

Now that's how you make the world believe that you are not Superman even without glasses.

[@hppycjavs2805]

The world is beautiful.... Me: ur ryt... back then

[@jamesm6862]

Is nobody going to talk about how incredibly very, very, very strong the bellhop guy is for carrying Superman as he pushes the cart? He just carried Superman!

[@bobg9922]

Clark being a player double playing Lois and that other lady in the 80s lol

[@jedijones]

Just imagine if the dates went far enough that he had to jump back and forth between two bedrooms. 😆

[@bobg9922]

@@jedijones now I would watch that movie for a dollar lmao

[@anaussie213]

The “beautiful” city of metropolis looks remarkably similar to 80s New York.

[@pHD77]

Well, when the CGI magic of today wasn't available in 1987, you'll have to make due with what you can get 😉 And when the company paying to get the movie done was the Cannon Group, (in)famous for making cheesy action movies on a budget... 'nuff said.

[@shanet5604]

They filmed most of the exterior shots in England !

[@RichardX1]

And Gotham City in the Nolan Batman movies looked remarkably similar to Chicago.

[@bdjoh011]

New York was Metropolis in the Superman world.

[@G1NZOU]

@@shanet5604 Specifically most of the England shots were Milton Keynes, I've been in most of the buildings they use for the interior scenes, the hotel is nowadays used as a corporate office for Argos and Sainsbury's, I've even stepped on that stone block Superman leaps off of at 1:50.

[@TheBlackSaint]

Lois’s apartment is hilariously swank.

[@herculesmoversinc3006]

God he was good looking!

[@bowens9211]

Useless pathetic comment lol. If he were obesity with a double chin would you still say that? Lol

[@jamied8733]

Bowens92 no cause that not good looking

[@kerimca98]

Bowens92 Well your reply really was useless

[@earnestblofeld7905]

@@bowens9211 Yet you took the time to reply. Pathetic.

[@TANKTREAD]

Oh this movie, so many problems. The score by John Williams is spot on though. Especially for this segment, where he intertwines the "Superman theme, "Love theme" and "Lacy's theme". Follows what is happening on screen to a tee.

[@williamshaw9047]

Williams contributed two new themes to the film, one for Nuclear Man and one for Lacy...however, the score was "composed" (more like re-arranged from Williams's previous themes) by Alexander Courage, who Williams recommended for the job. Courage had orchestrated a few of Williams's previous scores. I kind of feel sorry for him; he didn't really get to do any original work on the film and Cannon played it cheap with the recording of the score. The first film's score was performed by the London Symphony, probably more than 100 players, and I think the score for IV was done by the Graunke in Munich. The Graunke isn't a bad orchestra by any means, but it's hard to match the power of a major orchestra like the London Symphony.

[@jedijones]

@@williamshaw9047 Williams also did Jeremy's theme. This score is much more than a rearrangement of Williams' themes. You could describe Superman II that way, but not really this one. These are unique compositions with a lot of variation in how the themes are executed.

[@scottyclayton5604]

I saw this when I was 10, so I have a special place in my heart for it.

[@jedijones]

It's like child abuse, you never forget it.

[@spkanava]

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[@soaptj]

2:25. This film wasn’t the greatest; But when I hear Reeves say that line with the Twin towers in Downtown Manhattan in the background. It sends chills down my spine and a feeling of almost impending doom knowing what would happen 14 years later. It also gives a sense of irony as this move was titled ‘Quest for peace.’ And those towers became a symbols of the struggle for peace and the price it can have. I know this wasn’t intended at all and was just made for a quick money grab but I still find just this one moment of pure coincidence at least in my mind took on a greater meaning after 911.

[@TallSilentGuy]

It's like they brought back Richard Lester just to direct this scene.

[@Cporz]

Simon donner

[@editsvid3937]

Christopher Reeves is the best actooor

[@bratton79]

Just think, all of the box office failures of the Superman movies released after Superman II could have been avoided if the producers didn't fire Richard Donner. I hope Alexander Salkind is nice and toasty where ever he is. He let his pride and his ego ruin what could've been the best Superhero franchise in film history. I dare say, Christopher Reeve might still be alive to this day, because he would've been too busy making his highly successful Superman movies with Richard Donner and Tom Mankiewics to pursue equestrianism as a hobby.

[@billybarnett9518]

Superman 3 didn't actually fail at the box office

[@douglassnyder9206]

You know that Superman 4: The Quest for Peace was one of my favorite Superman films when I was very little, course I never saw the first, second, & third films that much. Anyway, if the Christopher Reeves' Superman films were made the right way from the late-70s through the 80's (maybe til the early 90s?), could they have included villains such as Metallo, the Parasite (with the theme of being about the dangers of using drugs?), Bizzaro (portrayed by someone like Sylvester Stallone with the concept of the character being like Frankenstein's Monster?), Brainiac (portrayed by Donald Pleasence?), etc. Course the special effects would have to continuously evolve throughout the franchise since I have read that the special effects from Superman 3 were among the couple of positives from that film. And I also think that Lois Lane should have been casted by someone else instead of Margot Kidder. Guess that could be among the tasks of correcting film franchises when it will come to time-travel. But I would do it nonetheless.

[@jayguero2123]

Damn..That was deep... Still better than Mos though.

[@joseefichant1418]

Kevin arco

[@JustinLodes]

Kevin Arco I didn't know Donner was fired. If that's true that would be ones of hollywoods biggest blunders

[@Steveman27]

I don't think the guy pushing the suitcase cart was a bright bulb from the shed at all. He was the type of person who couldn't tell the difference with the cart weighing a sudden extra 200 pounds with a person suddenly on it. Other than that, Lacy seemed to really Clark, probably the only woman in Metropolis within the first four Superman movies who liked Clark more than Superman.

[@moviefan8531]

Lets be honest this is the best Part of the movie

[@tony84.]

1:06, Love this!🤣😂

[@jameshill1740]

Mr Kent you naughty man. That steel plating should come in handy when these two rip you a new one

[@cassidystarchild7907]

This is comedic gold. 🤭

[@lynnfriend5017]

Christopher R was the one who became a writer. Experience is the key to learn that is passed down generation to generation. Learn by how are taught to do the job right way. If you are taught in differently. It shows up in your work. The work shows the character of who you are.

[@dustybottoms8020]

Lynn Friend my God can you form a sentence that makes sense?

[@joshuairwin2016]

I've always liked that Lois loved Superman but Lacy loved Clark for Clark.

[@Golferpro1080]

Superman: The Sitcom It's one of the few scenes they were able to have fun.

[@chrispeplinski7306]

At least lois had a much larger role in the 4th film compared to her smaller role in the third.

[@mgc26133]

Either someone dared Clark to get through this date without creating projections of himself like in Superman II, or he for some reason forgot he could do that.

[@alucard624]

Everyone forgot about that apparently, especially since it was made up BS that was never in the comics even once. So glad in the Donner Cut none of that happened.

[@mgc26133]

@@alucard624 I see.. I haven't seen the Donner cut apparently, but the other version.

[@Rocket-Man]

I wish I could become Superman.

[@GeloGalvez]

1:40 “Uh, Stop...”

[@eddielthomas4918]

Rest in Peace Margot kidder.

[@uvuwuewuewueonyetueosas227]

lois lane here always looked like 50 year old crack fiend to me...

[@austinpearce5442]

this was nine years before she was found in the bushes

[@packergeek10]

Cocaine is a hell of a drug.

[@jeffo9396]

I thought Margot Kidder was pretty in Superman I, but seemed like she aged 10 years when the Richard Lester version of Superman II came out, even though it was only 2 years between the first movie and the sequel.

[@austinpearce5442]

Jeff O Mariel Hemingway was so much hotter than Margot here

[@flytheater]

She has never been good looking to me.

[@nicoinigo7164]

The music use in this part is the music used in superman returns

[@michaelmclaren8950]

Lacey has to be an alien also since she can breathe in space

[@MARIO14CB]

I wish they kept Lois knowing his secret back in the second movie would have made both Clark and Lois lives easier