Superman March (Krypton Opening)

Because this was so popular on my previous channel. I'll upload this back up. Instead of the normal intro, I used the Planet Krypton intro for this. Much better in my opinion.
Music composed by John Williams.
No copyright infringement intended.

[@TheSphinxNL]

This song gives me strength, both physically and mentally. I will cherish it always.

[@redfullpack]

me too!

[@PercNP]

So does your mom.

[@fastflash6775]

and lets not forget your mom either

[@bam7521]

Amen 🙏

[@dshannon565]

1000% mate

[@georgieippolito9924]

otomatone+ storm drain echo= this! yes i aced this song on a otomatone techno with the help of a storm drain echo

[@SexySheerah]

This is good! Definitely a thumb up!

[@WendelRLima]

Goodbye Krypton

[@asddfgfdasddfgfd]

Ah, yes, of course. His design choice.

[@7MukuroRealm]

"They can be a great people, Kal-el, they wish to be. They only lack the light to show the way. For that reason, their capacity for good, I have sent them you. My only son."

[@juni5430]

Sounds like Jesus

[@ohernik]

@@juni5430 in fact that's the sense, in Man of Steel are several subtle references to the figure of Jesus. I guess they always had the idea to make a parallel between Kal El and Jesus

[@criminalbehaviorology]

@@ohernik The Superheroes are often reflections of the prophets in the Bible. There is often a question about who is the true father, overcoming doubt and sin. Ultimate glory. That sort of thing.

[@Muleek.420]

Love that line

[@goranmilic442]

​@@juni5430 It is similar to Jesus. Only difference is that Superman doesn't torture people forever if they don't believe in him.

[@robodude5196]

This made me cry after not having heard it for a long time.

[@Loverboy19691]

You cried because that's the power of John Williams score, something that the new films fail to do to me.

[@jerichosharman470]

Listen to it again mate

[@tomkinney7656]

Me too. The Krypton theme from John Williams is so powerful, I cry every time I hear it.

[@usmclucas]

I cry everytime so emotional.

[@sumeetkumaryadav9229]

Christopher Reeves. Superman FOREVERRR!!!

[@matthewcastillo4973]

This song is one of a kind, there will never be another like it. This song not only inspires us, it makes us believe that man can fly...RIP Christopher Reeve the one and only true Superman

[@redfullpack]

Chris Reeve is the *REAL* Superman. Henry Cavill somehow falls short Terence Stamp is the *REAL* General Zod. Michael Shannon is Private ranked Zod

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Most Traded Currency USD

[@1niftyjay]

The effects are a bit dated now, but somehow, Chris Reeves wasn't an actor on a screen playing superman. He WAS Superman. The other movies just don't cut it.

[@UrbanTiger74]

Imagine if Chris was still with us and played Kingdom Come Supes.....damn...how badass it wouldve been

[@ernesthill4017]

There's nothing like the definitive Superman version and this is it

[@ja14732]

Why is the Krypton theme so damn good?

[@Arthezius]

It moves through me

[@yagamijase]

Because a bad ass conductor named John Williams created it.

[@blackmamba99971]

It represents the magnificence of a long forgotten civilization that once thrived before its downfall. The pinnacle of supreme intelligence of a people whose shortsightedness led them to utter destruction. One can say that, even their own collective agreements and disagreements is synonymous to our own here on earth. No one is infallible from death. Not even Kal-el.

[@ernesthill4017]

My only complaint it is too short. Even so, it communicates the central idea of the story. A mighty civilization, far more advanced than any on earth. Now fallen, lost, forever 💔

[@immortal98638]

It's amazing,right?Wow.Unbeatable.

[@highsierra1277]

My son was in his high school band, before each football game, the entire band would make a circle at mid field and play the Krypton Theme. Gave me goosebumps, awesome piece of music...

[@mckinli26]

THATS PRETTY KOOL! AWESOME STORY

[@PNW_Marxist]

I LOVE JOHN WILLIAMS. Seriously. Damn near every movie the man scores has a piece like this, something so perfectly iconic that you're certain to remember it even decades down the road.

[@redfullpack]

John Williams is The Superman of Orchestra

[@Journeyman.71]

It should be a law that any onscreen depiction of Superman *MUST* use this original theme from John Williams!

[@wiltoncarter2694]

and that's why zack snyder's williams-less man of steel will always be a crapfest.

[@supermovies4625]

Meh. Good theme, especially for its time. Could be hinted in future DC films but I think the Man of Steel theme represents a modern Superman.

[@Droogie128]

+Supermovies it's either superman or it isn't. If this theme doesn't fit him, it isn't Superman. What we have now is batman dressed up like superman. There no hope in this guy. My hope is that Affleck can fix things now that he's executive producer. Snyder has basically been neutered.

[@wiltoncarter2694]

thank you, you took the words right out of my mouth. i believe affleck can change things, i for one cannot wait to see his stand-alone batman film.

[@Droogie128]

wilton carter​ he's executive producer of Justice League now, too. He has more power than Snyder, and can veto anything he does. He also has full control over post production. What Snyder has done to Superman is as bad as what X-Men Origins Wolverine did to Deadpool.

[@travisyanez7422]

Jesus Christ The beginning of this song Planet krypton just Empathises John Williams Genius as an Epic composer from beginning to End. I fucking love it. It Makes me feel massive in this world, Like the Galaxies and stars are in my bound and at every mans Reach. It makes the universe and Life seem that little bit more Gigantic and beautifully wonderful and mysterious if you know what I mean. John Williams is defiantly one of the best musical composer for films of are generation I think. I believe. And the beginning of this score Makes superman and john William seem Like There GODS!! Its So God-Damn Epic. Its one of the many of reason on why I believe humans have souls xD I mean how can we create such fucking brilliance as the like of this. Its wonderful and I think I just came in my pants from all the Epicnes .

[@PeterSellers22]

Williams ripped off Strauss for this, like he ripped off practically everything he wrote from the classical composers. There's ample proof of this on "John Williams Plagiarism" videos on KZbin

[@yarrick68]

PeterSellers22 All music is recombining what the composer has previously heard. Everything mankind has done has always been on the shoulders of the people before them. John Williams job as a movie composer is to assemble music that compliments if not enhances the move you are watching and that he has done an amazing job of his whole life.. so stuff that in your hat....

[@thealbertocid]

+PeterSellers22 Not quite, John Williams clearly has studies and it is absolutely normal. I mean, everyone has their favourites. In every aspect.

[@tsunami770]

+Alberto Cid Agree but in this case it borrows way too much from Also Sprach Zarathustra for it not to be noticed.

[@thealbertocid]

Maybe he did it because of the Übermensch thing. It was a good way to make the link between them. I think.

[@womblewandering]

The beginning of this music can change your entire day around. Turn it from bad to good

[@DarthPhallix]

The Theme for all of humanity. We are, all of us, a collective and living embodiment of this piece of music, capable of achieving such wonderful things if we simply work together. This is bravery, justice, love, perseverance, loss and hope, all packaged into one incredible sonic opus. The best part of the Human Race ever put to music.

[@ernesthill4017]

A truly noble sentiment, sir ! Sadly, greed, violence and stupidity are baked into human DNA 😢

[@Droogie128]

You'll travel far, my little Kal-El, but we will never leave you. Even in the face of our death. You will make my strength your own. You will see my life through your eyes, as your life will be seen through mine. The son becomes the father, and the father, the son. They can be a great people Kal-El, if they they wish to be. They only lack the light to show the way. For this reason above all: their capacity for good; I have sent them you, my only son.

[@redfullpack]

the above lines from Donner are incredible. Zack Snyder how come your script and direction for MoS fall so short?

[@Droogie128]

+walker ten because he doesn't do dialogue. Remember. His superman flew here in a penis.

[@nomakgaming7257]

If the expression "beacon of hope" could be described as a song. The symbol of the House of El means "Hope". Embodied within that hope is the fundamental belief the potential of every person to be a force for good. That's what you can bring them Kal. Immortality at its finest. It made Christopher Reeve immortal.

[@Spike-Prime]

Wait, why would you put a Man of Steel Superman picture onto a soundtrack from the original Superman? They have nothing in common. I'm not even convinced the main character of Man of Steel even WAS Superman... >.>

[@jkjououogg]

the best superman theme ever!!!!!! it should be used on all supermen to come in the future!!

[@PeterG00000]

They should use the Krypton Intro for the new Superman stuff. It's really excellent.

[@MegaRez111]

goodbye my son. may our hopes and dreams travel with you

[@hanahclaudia]

The most remarkable and powerful scene in Superman, is when he flies changing the rotation of the Planet, to bring his love back.. I watched the original movie more than 6 times when I was a kid.. I had a friend who worked at the theater as a Cleaner, and he allowed us to get inside the theater for free.. (Thank you, my friend in Heaven).. and thank you, Superman.. you are incredible..

[@patrickmd4667]

:29 to 1:24 is a call to greatness! Wish it would just continue! Takes you into the Stratosphere!

Also spracht Zarathustra ;-) (the song)

[@josephnajarian2038]

1:24 Nostalgia Critic: MAN OF STEEL SUCKS! Angry Joe: Man of Steel is freakin' awesome and you know it!

[@triheadwar1996]

I give Man of Steel 50/50

[@maria-rosapupilli3793]

He 's awesom but a little bit over poverd

[@Spike-Prime]

Joey Bonkers Meh. I think it was poorly written and a bit of a mess, but not the worst thing ever. 6/10.

[@HrittikAzad]

+Spike Prime 7/10

[@Spike-Prime]

Hrittik Azad 5/10

[@greatsayain]

yeah, usually as he grows up he absorbs more energy from the Sun and gets stronger. That's really why general Zod shouldn't be a problem, Superman has a huge head start on the solar energy. That logic doesn't make for a good movie though. Eval999 never said how old Supe was when he was bruised by bullets.

[@sjw101thepoliticalgamer8]

The only bad thing about the Planet Krypton intro is that so few orchestras play it live. I only found two performances on youtube. Why is that??? And where can more be found?

[@DavidGutierrez-nt7ov]

Man, This gets me so pumped up as I am leaving out my front door and getting ready to face the challenges of my day!👍 God bless America 🇺🇸

[@GrumpyOldMan9]

I forgot the Krypton-intro existed. Thanks for reminding me of Williams' divinity (though on second thoughts is sounds an awful lot like "Also sprach Zarathustra")

[@coreybethea9872]

Christopher Reeve! GREATEST SUPERMAN OF ALL TIME!!! ... SPECIAL THANKS TO Henry Cavill! ✌🏽❤️✨🙏🏽

[@jacensolo241]

Let’s not forget Brandon routh if it wasn’t for him they probably would have never made another Superman movie after revee . I like Brandon routh as Superman “ because “ even in the darkest time’s hope cuts through” hope is the light that brings us out of darkness

[@bigshow771]

This is awesome. I saw a John Williams medley video once where they did the Superman theme with the Krypton intro and it gave me a straight up nerdgasm. Thanks so much for posting this.

[@MegaRez111]

I feel like kal when I hear this

[@chaoticcanyon2081]

I didn't like the "updates" to the Superman character in the reboots. Making him some brooding put-upon martyr instead of a hero/friend. Way too serious and gritty. Way more violence than adventure. Making his suite dingy--he looks like a villain.

[@erniechoofy]

Someday Superman aka Kal-El will show up on earth when SETI manages to establish communication with planet Krypton

[@sana-cm7oc]

Epic. Thank you John Williams.

[@927drummerboy]

This rendition is far better than when Mr. Wiiliams conducted it with the London Philharmonic in that the rhythmic texture is treated in a far more marcato vein; henceforth giving the listening experience more cohesion to the musically uneducated populous of movie goers. In addition, please notice that "Krypton" is treated with far more metronomic precision and less of a "quasi" feel making the phrase easier to detect; the work is in quadruple/simple with the trumpet solo entering on beat 3 of the phrase, not beat 1. This sets the rest of the brass to also enter on beat 3 of the phrase as well. Great craft in writing on Mr. Williams behalf.

[@clgreene100]

In plain English what are you trying to say, please?

[@Mossyrock6]

clgreene100 Translation: John Williams done good! :-)

[@clgreene100]

Yep :)

[@a70ism]

john williams has a imperial march from star wars , supermans march and of course Indiana jones raiders march

[@croc560]

the new take is horrible and out of character. Superman is all about saving people right? Look at how many people died in that horrible movie. All of the city got ruined. Superman IS NOT BATMAN

[@RuckusHuckusYT]

this gives “the indomitable human spirit overcoming struggle only to press onward onto victory vibes” and I love it

[@ernesthill4017]

I'm sure you meant "indomitable", not "abdominal", lol

[@RuckusHuckusYT]

@@ernesthill4017 aw fuck… I see what you mean. I’ll fix that comment. Thanks

[@ernesthill4017]

"You will believe a man can fly" was the tag line for the 1978 film. Of course, its was all SFX, but in a spiritual sense, it was absolutely true 👍 😊❤

[@mortuamanus8324]

In twenty years, no one will remember Hans Zimmer's Superman theme. Just like no one really remembers his Dark Knight music. Hell I saw the movie a week ago and I already forget the music. I like Hans Zimmer; but, John Williams makes iconic themes. Thirty-five years later and people can instantly recognize William's Superman themes. Just as they can instantly recognize Star Wars and Indiana Jones. Recognizing that does not make us "nostalgia dorks".

[@Monosmith]

Happy birthday, John Williams! Thank you for all of your inspiring music. It would have been enough if you had written the music in and of itself, because you are an inspiration in and of yourself, but you have also written the music for the most inspirational character who has time and time again lifted me up and allowed me to fly above all of my self-doubts. I would not be the man I am today if it wasn't for you.

[@TheGoldcountry]

Jor-El was Kal-El's father. Jar-El was Jar Jar Binks' Kryptonian cousin, the one they never talked about.

[@RP-om4md]

Gots to love this music!!!!!!!!

[@thelittledane6092]

The one and only !!!

[@RockofAgez]

I think when you say campy, you mean grandiose. This theme is epic, it has a grand scope & sense of importance. Its balances the light playful side of the comic book character, & the larger than life performance of Christopher Reeve (RIP). John Williams has done some of the greatest themes in the history of adventure films including Star Wars & Indiana Jones. Imagine if they changed the classic Star Wars theme for the new film. They wouldnt because its classic, and so is the theme for Superman.

[@davvidroip]

Thank you! I have been looking for this particular version for 30+ years! THANK YOU! 👏👍

[@mikelf0982]

'Even though you've been raised as a human being, your not one of them"

[@serf6355]

What ever happened to epic movies, epic music...

[@kaxtorplose]

It went right here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6TMc5SharmbhbMsi=3RHrYLcJH18PPeCd Tyler Bates Guardians Of The Galaxy The Ballad Of The Nova Corps

[@ferdie9er]

Best superhero theme song or any movie theme ever hands down!

[@EthanRom]

I can't believe this isn't in the new movie. Would've fit soo much as an ending song or so. Damn...

[@wilsonwilsinho7254]

Theme of Krypton The Greatest sound of all

[@ajtorre5267]

The first part is the theme of Krypton. There is a sense of singular nobility in this arrangement that is simply indescribable. The proud, powerful culture of Krypton at its highest, just before its demise. The next part is Superman’s theme, the glorious, nobile, last son of Krypton who sets a prime example that all of Krypton would be proud of Kal El whilst inspiring billions of Earthlings to emulate the best version of themselves for truth & justice.

[@FrenchDragRacer]

Blazer Baller, I've saw your description and I totally agree with you. "Krypton opening" is the best intro for the theme of Superman! This assembly is officially on the originals soundtracks?

[@kilsmith7787]

The music carries the movie. Without the music, people may have noticed how bad the movie was, not that it was that bad. John Williams was one of the greatest composers of the 20th Century.

[@mr.head09]

Just imagine it: 4th quarter Georgia whupping up on whatever team decided to play them by over 30 points.

[@raefield3498]

one of the best themes ever.anyone who says this old or beyond it's time needs to wake up.point being when you hear this theme do you think batman? spiderman? no you think superman,thats how good this theme is,thats why it's so timeless.some of you will be posting next how good simon cowell is in spotting long term talent acts!!!!!!

[@vincentlewis1297]

Masterpiece

[@asddfgfdasddfgfd]

My pleasure.

[@VictorLepanto]

This isn't a march, I don't think. I'd call this a fanfare. as in "A Fanfare For The Common Man."

[@rightoh6806]

Chills…. Wow this is so well done. Where’s my cape for goodness sake.

[@leftcoaster67]

They can be a great people John if they wish to be. They only lack the musical direction to light the way....

[@PaulGarrett555]

since this is the john williams superman theme, christopher reeve's superman should be in the background of the video instead of henry cavill

[@francislumanog892]

Superman forever

[@fabio789martins]

Christopher Reeve eterno

[@ernesthill4017]

Here's a curious thought: Isn't Superman technically an illegal alien?

[@RockofAgez]

This theme was written by John Williams for the first Superman film in 1978.

[@Loverboy19691]

The music is right, the picture is wrong, the costume looks too spandex for me where as Christopher Reeves costume matched the one in the comics we grew up with.

[@ernesthill4017]

It's impossible to feel depressed listening to such magical, magnificent, uplifting music ☮💫🎆⚡🇺🇲🥲

[@tats_sacs]

When richard donner first heard the theme, he jumped inside the recording session and they had to re record again. 😅

[@robonearth5533]

better++ than the newer versions!

[@RICHARDTHEBEANS]

I think it was john Williams who did this music .. he is awesome. what a brilliant piece of music. Star Wars, Jaws and Superman, A true Musical legend..

[@Bloggerboy1000]

I can understand your point but the things you mentioned didn't bother me. I thought it was nice to see Bruce finding a way out from Batman. It was pretty well set up across three films too. At the end of BB Rachel turns Bruce down because the Batman is his real mask. In TDK Bruce asks if Rachel still meant what he she said. If Bruce could find someone else (Harvey) so the Batman wouldn't be needed anymore. So yeah Nolan made big changes but I liked the execution.

[@Bloggerboy1000]

I can understand your point but the things you mentioned didn't bother me. I thought it was nice to see Bruce finding a way out from Batman. It was pretty well set up across three films too. At the end of BB Rachel turns Bruce down because the Batman is his real mask. In TDK Bruce asks if Rachel still meant what he she said. If Bruce could find someone else (Harvey) so the Batman wouldn't be needed anymore. So yeah Nolan made big changes but I liked the execution.

[@Bloggerboy1000]

I disagree, I think Nolan injected some really good pathos into his Batman. The first hour of The Dark Knight Rises was good set-up and I liked how it used Frank Miller's Returns storyline, the whole Bruce Wayne being Howard Hughes...I thought it was well executed. I loved the ending despite knowing full well that Batman in the comics would carry on fighting till the day he died. I loved Batman: TAS and the Arkham games and I think Nolan's Batman (albeit different) is in the same league.

[@MasterMacLeod]

Batman was confident in Gordon because Gordon would let him continue in his quest against injustice. At least that was what the ending implied. Also, Batman never meant a quest against organized crime only, he was a crimefighter period. No, Nolan wasn't anywhere close with his Batman, a cool vigilante, sure, but never the one you see in (for example) the Arkham games or the TAS one.

[@Bloggerboy1000]

Cops hate cop killers. "You'll hunt me, send the dogs on me because that's what needs to happen." Gordon mentions in his speech that because of the Dent act there's no more organized crime. Blake makes a joke about looking for overdue library books. Also dialogue like "he's a war hero" "this is peace time" would lend some proof that things are alright in Gotham. Batman wasn't needed anymore but he returned immediately when he was needed. I think Nolan got really close in his interpretation.

[@MasterMacLeod]

You really think he was being hunted "more viciously than ever"?? With Gordon in charge? They even talk about it when they agree on it at the end of TDK. Now, there is no more organized crime? How can they be so sure? And why does Batman only care about organized crime when he stops crime period? Don't get me wrong, I like Caine as much as the next guy, but no, Nolan didn't really get what Batman means in the end.

[@Bloggerboy1000]

Bruce quit because he was hunted down more viciously than ever, I assume he was wounded very badly during that fall at the end of TDK too. After the Dent Act there was no more organized crime. When Daggett brought Bane (the first legimitate threat in 8 years) to Gotham Bruce was ready for action The Nolan Batman trilogy was a critical and box office success part of it was because of the casting, more specifically Michael Caine.

[@Bloggerboy1000]

Again, Batman, cop killer, manhunt of great proportions. Foley orders everyone to go after the man who killed Harvey Dent instead of some robber. In the third movie there was no organized crime but Alfred states Bruce was just waiting for things to get worse. Bruce returns as Batman before he learns that Rachel wasn't going to wait for him. I think that's pretty telling. I liked Alfred in both versions, as different as they were. You can't make a bitch out of My Cocaine.

[@MasterMacLeod]

But the word was out there from day 1 to catch the Batman yet he was able to avoid it. There is no justification in his hiding this way, the movie makes it obvious he quit because RAAAAAAAAACHEEEEEEEELLLLL was dead. And you really should go back and compared BTAS Alfred with TDK Alfred. One stands by Bruce's side and is proud of his son, the other is a whiny bitch who says Bruce is insane.

[@Bloggerboy1000]

There's a difference between being a vigilante and being a cop killer. One could also argue that more escalation happened in the form of the Dent act where some criminals were sentenced without proper due process. I also interpreted that after Bruce took a fall he was badly hurt resulting in using a cane. The magical knee brace and how Bruce got his back fixed are problems though. I found the banter no worse than Alfred berating Bruce for using the Tumbler the first time.

[@Bloggerboy1000]

Batman being hunted down at the end of The Dark Knight. Harvey's death resulting in the Dent act and the end of organized crime in Gotham. Blake makes a joke about the GCPD going after overdue library books. Alfred being afraid, not that Bruce would die but that he wants to go back to his life as Batman. You say they whine I say they have conflict and drama. The falling out was a natural outcome of TDK. Made sense. I didn't say the movies were faithful, I said they were well executed.

[@F5Metal]

You can't tell people to listen to other film scores, people (including myself) just like to listen the old theme, it doesn't make us dorks. You don't like it that's fine everyone is entitled just don't tell to listen to anything, and the original superman films weren't a joke, it was he 70s they weren't good visual effects, it was the first superman franchise. But people loved it Christopher Reeve made Superman if it wasn't for that Man of Steel wouldn't be here even though i love Man of Steel.

[@GreenLantern1993]

While I do agree that it is epic, he does have a point. They didn't use this theme in the new one because its a totally different movie then the Christopher Reeve (RIP) movies. This one fit the Donner movies because they were lighthearted and fun. The new one is a complete reboot with a more serious and dark undertone (or overtone, however you look at it.) I like both. I think they convey the tone of each movie right. This one is awe-inspiring while the new one is hope inspiring. My 2 cents lol

[@Jygerthe2nd]

He's baaaaack. 😁

[@Bloggerboy1000]

The police aren't going to put all their effort in catching a dude who is helping them. But if that same vigilante is responsible for taking out their own it makes a whole world of difference. Cop killers are hated more than others. The cartilage thing is a flaw I agree. We'll just have to disagree on Alfred. I thought his arc in the last movie was fine.

[@Bowhunter328]

his body acts like a battery for solar energy as he grows up his body can absorb more energy making it plausible for his various powers to manifest over time strength and speed come first is a given, durability comes next look at Smallville Clark was unaware of his invulnerability untill he got hit by lex's car bullets at first left bruises and so on

[@metalore]

Sounds like you're confusing Superman with Tim Burton's Batman. Donner's Superman did have a choice: Lois or the world. Tim Burton's Batman, on the other hand, had all the women, always knew what to do, and didn't have to worry about the pressure of being responsible for the entire world.

[@Bloggerboy1000]

It seems you don't get my point about liking Nolan's films DESPITE them being radically different from the source material. I get that to you Bruce retiring is betrayl but I don't know what to tell ya. I hope you enjoy the next movie incarnation of Batman better. And Arkham Origins will be out soon.

[@MasterMacLeod]

No it is not nice to have Bruce finding a way out of Batman. Bruce died when his parents died. Batman was born that day, without a definite shape until he reached adulthood, but the Dark Knight took over and BW was only a vessel. It seems you don't get the point of Batman either.

[@chewie211171]

Rick, couldn't agree more -not having the John Williams theme leaves a huge part of any Superman film out. Still, 'Man of Steel' was meant to be a reboot for the character, sort of what Nolan's 'Batman Begins' did for the Caped Crusader. So can you blame Zac Synder for leaving the theme out?

[@ugamanenough]

GO DAWGS!

[@MasterMacLeod]

Batman was being hunted down since the black guy was the commisioner, don't give me that crap. And when he returned it certainly didn't matter he was being hunted down. Drama is dealing with cancer. Whining and bitching is just that, whining and bitching.

[@asddfgfdasddfgfd]

Maybe not...He chose his own path when he sided with planet Earth, and that path culminated in the death of Zod. You could see him struggle and cry out, with pain not because he was forced to, but because his path was that difficult.

[@MasterMacLeod]

No it didn't make any fucking sense. Bats quits 8 years because he didn't get to tap dat ass, Alfred spends the whole movie (each of them) whining and bitching, Bats is hardly a detective. Cool movies, yes. Faithful movies, hardly.

[@asddfgfdasddfgfd]

Are you f**king kidding me ? Hans Zimmer has created music which makes Superman a man from our times! The old music would fit with the then Superman, who was nothing more than a boring little superhero who could never be beaten!

[@ladyvader777]

The original Superman movies (Part 1 and 2) surpass the new one by far. A lot of people did not like Superman Returns, other than the baby story line, I liked it way more than the new one. And yes, this music should of been used.

[@MasterMacLeod]

Bruce returns as Batman because there's no point in waiting for someone who's dead. Yet he still quit because of her, it's illogical to think there was 0% crime rate in Gotham after TDK. And yes, My Cocaine has had his bombs.