Villagers Witness a Man Fly: Superman 1978 First Time Watching ! Movie Reaction ! React 2.0

Superman Saves the Day... and Minds: Village Folks' First Encounter!
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Ever wondered how people would react to seeing Superman fly for the first time? We traveled to a village to show them the 1978 classic, Superman: The Movie, and captured their genuine reactions! Witness their amazement as they experience a superhero soar through the skies on the big screen for the very first time. Will they believe a man can fly? You won't want to miss this heartwarming and hilarious watch!
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[@fantinuum1040]

As demonstrated in this reaction video, the understanding of Superman's embodiment of decency, morality, and goodness is universal. There's a reason why the Man of Steel's sigil is the second most recognized symbol after the Christian cross. It doesn't matter what your background or upbringing is. Superman is for everyone! And Christopher Reeve played him perfectly! Reeve's characterization isn't just the gold standard for the Man of Tomorrow . . . He's still the gold standard for all cinematic interpretations of superheroes!

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

OMG hell yeah! Christopher Reeve will always be the best Superman EVER! Please do Part 2 also!

[@OpenGL4ever]

Christopher Reeve completed additional muscle building training for the filming of Superman. His trainer was David Prowse, the actor who played Darth Vader in Star Wars.

[@scottmoore1614]

I was eight years old when this film came out. My mom took me to see it. She had already seen it once and was in love with Christopher Reeve. A lot of people were. He was born to play this character, no doubt about it. Still one of the best superhero films of all time.

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

As Babu said "Of all the superhero movies we've watched, this one had the best story".SO TRUE!!! This is an actual movie. Not just 8 billion dollars worth of CGI and guys flying around on a string in front of a green screen for the entire movie like Marvel movies.

[@ll7868]

Pretty sure there was a lot of special effects, blue/green screen and Chris flying around on strings in the Superman movies too. Inflation is a bitch though, amirite? If they had the technology back then they would have used it.

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

@@ll7868 Obviously Reeves was flying in front of a green screen. The point i made was what Babu said that there was an actual STORY that made it a classic great movie. He was basically shitting on all the dumb Marvel movies they watch. He appreciated Superman a lot because of the STORY. Every one of the Marvel movies have literally the same plot. Just insert new character and make the same movie. Also most of the technology was available in the 90's and later but yet practical effects were still heavily used because it looks better.

[@ll7868]

@@user-wr9ej6xe4j Oh, I get it, you're one of those DC fanboys who has to try to crap on Marvel every chance they get because they're "woke" or some such nonsense.

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

@@ll7868 Nope not at all LOL. I think just about every single comic book movie is dumb AF. Theyre basically all childrens movies. If you are an adult and you dont have kids theres something really weird about people who are really into stupid comic book movies. But obviously youre a Marvel fanboy cause you care about some dumb war against DC movies. Theyre all stupid childrens movies

[@amandataulbee6840]

@@ll7868 Oh, I get it. You're one of those Marvel fanboys who saw the name Marvel appear on a comment that didn't sing praises about the franchise and got butthurt over it. It's not like you wrote the script to the Marvel movies or worked on the films, so if people dump on your favorite franchise, so what? Does everyone on the internet have to like all the things you like every time? No? So let people dump on Marvel. If you want to dump on DC, Idgaf as long as you wipe and flush the toilet on your way out.

[@DWilliam93]

I love that Babu caught on to how the Clark Kent disguise works.

[@djohn1671]

hire some actors, put some foreign dress and headgear and roll cameras.

[@Buckaroo_Baldwin]

RIP Christopher, Margot and Richard. You made us believe a man could fly. Also, Raeen: OMG that child is so strong. Babu: Quick get the tyres changed while he's got it lifted up 😂😂😂😂😂

[@raziswickid]

Superman is the father of them all.

[@ZeroOskul]

Lee Falk's "The Phantom" is the father of them all.

[@guillaumeplaciard-fleys4174]

​@@ZeroOskulGilgamesh is the father of them all !

[@ZeroOskul]

@@guillaumeplaciard-fleys4174 But Gilgamesh didn't wear his briefs over his long johns.

[@guillaumeplaciard-fleys4174]

@@ZeroOskul but he is the first super hero of human History!

[@guillaumeplaciard-fleys4174]

@@ZeroOskul And he hadn't biefs at all😁

[@mocrg]

It’s interesting how they picked up on how this was the strongest story of all the superhero movies.

[@konliner9286]

Only Babu said that so we don't know about Raeen's opinion.

[@cmon9505]

Because he was mostly unscathed and literally reversed time

[@Trazynn]

The story wasn't that great, but the movie did a great job at establishing the Superman saga. Didn't skip anything important and also did some original stuff with his power.

[@OpenGL4ever]

The difference between then and now is that in the past there was more emphasis on embellishing the story because the special effects scenes were too expensive. Today the focus is on action because CGI is cheaper and the story suffers as a result.

[@aldunlop4622]

@@Trazynn It's a great story, what's wrong with it?

[@eltoncharles]

Christopher Reeve The best Superman ever.

[@dcrees4190]

There is so much magic in this movie.

[@hawkmaster381]

I love the way they call others "Sir". What a humble sign of respect! My hat is off to you gentlemen.

[@mr.decencykeepinitreal6348]

86+ YEARS OF SUPERMAN.

[@ZeroOskul]

86? Get out!

[@nitishshetty2669]

@@ZeroOskul Yup, First published on April 18, 1938.

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

Look up canada's "Heritage Minutes" about Superman's creator. Also, for fun check out "the canadian house hoppo," it was a PSA about media literacy in the 90s. CLASSIC!!! ​@ZeroOskul

[@John_Lyle]

_"You've got me, but who's got you?"_ is the absolute best line in any movie ever made.

[@knyght67]

Don't forget......."I don't think he wants me to, Mr Luthor. "

[@solreaver83]

Even they know the best superhero film when they see it 😊

[@kvoltti]

This was the first movie my Dad ever took me to see as a kid. Never been better than the first two Superman Movies

[@scottmoore1614]

I was eight years old when Superman The Movie came out. Yes, this is a special film for people of a certain age.

[@aldunlop4622]

I think the first movie I ever saw was Midway, 2nd was Star Wars and 3rd was Superman. John Williams scores elevated movies to masterpieces. 2001: A Space Odyssey was around that time too.

[@im-gi2pg]

This is a lovely movie! I don’t care about the technology, I care about the story. ❤❤❤ I’m so glad you enjoyed it!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💐💐💐

[@FrancisXLord]

There were no computers used to create the effects in this film. This was the singlemost expensive film in history at the time, costing $55 million (busting Cleopatra's long-standing $44 million record). I would love to see the same villagers react to Superman II. I kind of think of the first two films as a duology, since they were largely shot together (total budget $99 million) and the seeds were planted for Superman II in the opening of Superman.

[@christianhill2088]

Wow,to be their Age and seeing Superman for the first time!!✨

[@lipgloss202]

Christopher D'Olier Reeve is sorely missed. Films like this was my childhood in the 70's. I am happy they got to see this classic.

[@4000mack]

Christopher Reeves Superman will always be best Superman I've ever seen in my life. Two characters Clark Kent and Superman, masterful!!

[@scottmoore1614]

Dumbest disguise ever, but Christopher Reeve made it work!

[@LightMovies]

The reason why Superman, as well as Batman at those times, wore underpants over pants is because they imitate the fighters look of those years. Boxers and wrestlers couldn't be naked, just wearing thights, in the late 30's in USA, so they were used to wear skin colored tight jumpsuits under their underpants to seem naked, but without really be.

[@Trazynn]

It was mainly to break up the anatomy in comic books. Without the pants the legs blend into the torso.

[@TrollCapAmerica]

@@Trazynn Yeah it was a terrible decision when they revamped their outfits and took out the trunks making them look like they wre wearing a long monocolor body stocking. One of many that have been made in this horrific dystopia we live in now

[@luketimewalker]

oooh very interesting fact Lightmovies, thanks

[@LightMovies]

@@Trazynn Only Batman and Superman are like that, so it was not (and still isn't) a comic rule.

[@aldunlop4622]

@@TrollCapAmerica I like the Man of Steel suit, it was updated but still kept the aesthetic, and looked good. My only complaint was the colours were too dark, a lighter tone would be better. The fabric of the suit looked good though, it looked more Kryptonian, rather than just cotton made on Earth.

[@cyberingcatgirls7069]

If Babu released a CD of his songs I would buy it. :)

[@0101tuber]

Some history... Superman was created in 1938 as a comic book hero. The character debuted in cinemas in a series of animated shorts beginning in 1941, and then was the protagonist of two movie serials in 1948 and 1950. An independent studio, Lippert Pictures, released the first Superman feature film, Superman and the Mole Men, starring George Reeves, in 1951.

[@davidw7]

There was the syndicated TV series - "Adventures in Superman"1952 thru 1958. The first 2 seasons were filmed in B&W, but seasons 3 - 6 were in COLOR. Just could not be broadcast on TV in color then, but could be as color TV began after 1965 if you had one in syndication. KZbin has a short video on its color series opener from each episode, some snippets from the show and Clark Kent, lois and others. Plus the closing of the TV in the video on KZbin. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmHWqHSBiJJop6M

[@ZeroOskul]

_Superman and the Mole Men_ acted as a pilot for the TV series. If audiences didn't go for that the show wouldn't have been made.

[@daveyjones8969]

You forgot to mention Superman was actually created by a Canadian...

[@adamscott7354]

@@daveyjones8969 * _Raises my Tim's cup to this Hoser mfr right here eh?_ *

[@danielgardecki1046]

@@davidw7 The world's oldest colour film is just 1.5 miles down the road from me... ...Just like many many more world firsts.

[@X-Gen-001]

Babu you are my brother!👍😄🙏The late 70's were still pretty good for special effects, remember Star Wars was made a year earlier. I love this Superman movie, it was the second movie I ever saw after Star Wars. I was 4 years old when I saw Superman in 1978 at our local drive-in theater. As far as I was concerned, Christopher Reeve was and still is Superman. Yeah, I was that little kid in the late 70's running around our neighborhood in a Superman costume. Leaping off our family home roof. One afternoon I jumped from our roof onto a couch we had sitting in the backyard. My feet went straight through it, the foam, the springs, everything onto the ground. Amazing I never hurt myself. Hence the power of belief lol.

[@gavinblackburn3105]

Babu has a far better understanding of the character of superman than Hack Snyder did .

[@danielesteve8359]

Splendid the reaction of the man in the right. So naive, so pure... He didn't kill his kid inside. Congratulations. You're a better human being than a lot of them.

[@TalentedLMT]

His name is babu!

[@justapeacefulmanwhosbornin7291]

Oh, my number one favorite Superman movie! 😃😁💙❤️💛👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@bostonbean]

No other actor will ever come close. Many will try, but it will never happen.

[@stevenalexander403]

G'day it's Steven from down under Ignorance is bliss, i can't believe that people dont know of Superman and his greatness but of course the world is a different place for different cultures. When this movie was first released in 1978 i watched it here in Sydney as a young boy, Mr Christopher Reeve portrayed the first and greatest superhero known to mankind perfectly. I enjoyed the watching the reactions of two generations here today, and i especially enjoyed the genuine and very real reaction of the senior gentleman. It's wonderful that Superman can continue to bring joy and hope to so many people just by being good to everyone. There is good in the world regardless of all the pain and suffering, and Superman can bring us escapism, joy and happiness too.

[@patsypatterwin8814]

I enjoyed Raeen and Babu reaction to 1978 Superman movie today can't wait to see the villagers reaction to Superman 2.

[@Houd_Vast]

Arguably one of the best Superman

[@space1999]

Not arguably...

[@Houd_Vast]

@@space1999 well, some people prefer shlock too. It’s just my opinion, no matter how objective I’m being. I was careful with my words, though I do share your enthusiasm.

[@itsalwayshalloweenexceptwh5118]

I much prefer this movie over the darker, grittier superman movies.

[@danielesteve8359]

Clean your eyes and ears, dude, before watching any masterpiece.

[@johnsensebe3153]

It might be good to have them watch an old documentary on how these movies were made. They seem to be curious about it, and I know I watched my share of special effects documentaries as a child.

[@rhiannasanford6160]

Watching Christopher Reeves as Superman in the 80's was the absolute movie thrill of it's time. In my opinion, there was no other superhero. I loved watching Raheen and Babu watch this classic from my childhood and see them have so much respect for the masterpiece it was in its day. So nostalgic for me! ❤️

[@dupersuper1938]

Reeve

[@rhiannasanford6160]

@@dupersuper1938 Please forgive my typo.

[@aldunlop4622]

Yep, I've always loved Superman, he embodies ideals we should all strive for. A powerful, positive hero.

[@DarkWillUser]

I can't wait to see their reaction to Superman II.

[@Buckaroo_Baldwin]

Which version though?

[@gloryshadow8710]

They are starting with the classic, nice!

[@mr.decencykeepinitreal6348]

‘Superman: The Movie.’ One of my top 5 most favorite DC live action movies of all time. Based on the Golden Age comic book series created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster (may both of them rest in peace).

[@ChefDuJour78]

Omg Christopher Reeve is the sexiest Superman to ever live. Such a beautiful man with beautiful blue eyes.

[@justapeacefulmanwhosbornin7291]

Fun fact: Superman comic book creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster’s comic book hero creation was definitely inspired by Moses, John Carter, Doc Savage, and Samson.

[@danielgardecki1046]

Fun Fact: JK Rowling got the idea for Harry Potter from the TV series Monty Python's Flying Circus (1969-1974) not that anyone realises. She took at least 3 of her Harry Potter ideas from a Monty Python's Flying Circus sketch which filmed: 1.1 miles West-North-West of me (in Bradford) 2.5 miles North of me (in Bradford), and 4.9 miles North-East of me (just over the border in Leeds).

[@ZeroOskul]

And he wears his briefs over his long johns and has a secret headquarters that is hidden from civilisation and he was given the duty by his father, like Lee Falk's "The Phantom"

[@dionysiacosmos]

I think Babu would enjoy #2. It's all about the relationship between Kal-El and Lois Lane, and the comeback of his father's enemies. And how he has to choose his own happiness or the safty of Earth.

[@knyght67]

This is, without a doubt, one of the best movie reactions I've ever seen. Both men were great. The older man was joyous to watch. He seemed to watch the movie thru the eyes of a child. Very excited. He's fantastic.!! I'm saving this page in my favorites.

[@menotyou8369]

Superman was ahead of his time. He invented wearing underwear on top of your clothes, and it didn't catch on until Madonna rediscoved it.

[@jmcclain8237]

It's so wonderful to see their reactions to this amazing film. Reminds me of the first time i watched it.

[@billross7245]

The glasses as disguse is from the 30's comics and so ridiculous, but Reeve almost pulls it off with his entire body language and voice. Almost believable in comicsland.

[@kidkunjer]

Can you believe it's been 50 years since we had a decent Superman on the big screen? It's really time for one.

[@toodlescae]

Lol. We had color here in the US in the 70's. Christopher Reeve will always be the ultimate portrayal of Superman *and* Clark Kent to me. He embodied both personalities so well that it was convincing that no one realized they were the same person.

[@FawnTheCreator]

Colour came after '82 in India

[@toodlescae]

​@@FawnTheCreatorah.

[@danielgardecki1046]

@@FawnTheCreator The world's oldest colour films are just 1.4 miles down the road from me.

[@OpenGL4ever]

You guys had pretty bad color in the US. In Europe we had PAL, which was much better than NTSC.

[@figfox2425]

Give 1.20 $ to this man ! 😉

[@isuckatguitar6252]

Definately do Superman 2 & 3 to finish out the romance & story, then do Man of Steel to enjoy the updated version. ❤

[@B.Wayne1939]

Uncle Babu and Family Always Give the Purest Reactions 🥰 Live Long and Prosper Uncle Babu 🖖🥹

[@_AnAmerican_]

Chrotopher Reeve was the only one to successfully pull off the Clark/Superman disguise. You could physically see him morph from Clark to Superman with a combination of meek demeanor vs stoic confidence anxious speech vs forceful and clear speech, slumping vs standing tall, and the glasses as the linchpin all being pulled off simulataneously. He was a hell of a thespian.

[@princesssookeh]

Gotta love how very practical Babu would be in the face of a literal baby alien.🤣

[@nathanlawson313]

Superman is the first superhero in American culture. He's been around about 90 years. The rest came after.

[@mr.papaveraceae3009]

I would love to see all of the villagers reacts go to NY to see the statue, experience some of the food and see a Broadway show.

[@aldunlop4622]

In 1999 I flew around the Statue of Liberty in a helicopter, pretty much the same as the movie. 2 years later, 9/11 happened, and no one can ever do it again. Great experience.

[@markmuller7962]

Movies and videogames of old times look way better on a CRT TV :)

[@karaperrio-du5gs]

I love how they thought CGI might have been involved, no just wonderful special effects guys one of whom was Britain's superb Derek Meddings of Gerry Andersons Thunderbirds 1965 etc. the models and slow motion water of the dam etc classic Anderson effects, oh and Christopher Reeve was and is the best ever Superman

[@dcrees4190]

I hope they also see Superman II and Man of Steel. But that's all.

[@soyginaespinoza]

37:05 Babu: I feel strange. He is wearing tights over the pants 😂😂😂

[@knyght67]

I even stayed for the song at the end...

[@Aurochhunter]

I'm curious to see their reaction to Superman 3, namely because it features a supercomputer, which even by today's standards is wonderfully adavanced.

[@alessandra21]

Great!! I've been waiting for the Superman series, I think they will very much enjoy it.

[@PSD-ms8yl]

Superman II next.

[@nickwhite5119]

This version of the character had unlimited strength, meaning the helicopter weight of 3,500pound is like a human picking up a single sugar grain it wouldn't feel like anything to him.

[@mr.decencykeepinitreal6348]

“How powerful the live action Superman movie version played by Christopher Reeve is in 1978?” IQ = Above average and educated. Maximum strength level = Over 100 tons. Maximum stamina = Superhuman. Maximum durability = City-level/Earth-level, and also withstand approximately 11,300 degrees Fahrenheit. Maximum speed = Between Mach 5 and 98 percent of the speed of light. Impressive, isn’t?

[@TrollCapAmerica]

Its probably higher than that. This is Pre-crisis Superman based on how everyone remembers him in the Silver Age

[@justapeacefulmanwhosbornin7291]

@@TrollCapAmerica But they literally focused on the Golden Age level based on Siegel and Shuster’s work instead.

[@TrollCapAmerica]

@@justapeacefulmanwhosbornin7291 Well that Clark could only leap tall buildings in a single bound was more powerful than a locomotive and nothing less than a bursting shell could pierce his skin. So power scale hes more in like with Silver Ages although Golden Age Superman apparently grew in power to match that when they had multiverse stories

[@avengemybreath3084]

Way faster than light

[@OpenGL4ever]

Since time runs backwards, he is faster than light.

[@kellinwinslow1988]

Chris Reeve is still the best Superman. Sure the new ones look better in some ways, although Chris really nailed the flying motions better than anyone else had,but Reeve captured the spirit of Superman in a way that has yet to be outdone. As much as I like other actors like Dean Cain, Reeve is still the gold standard. Now in this age of DEI,ESG nonsense its difficult to believe that they could recapture the true heroic nature of this character. They would call it problematic for such a truly good and noble character to exist. Which of course is what communism does. It takes away heroes that stand for something greater in life.

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

Babu, you are so 😎 cool, i loved you getting excited when Superman took her flying.

[@leespiderpod]

I don’t think they appreciated Brando’s performance, they could tell he was reading from the cue cards!

[@KrGsMrNKusinagi0]

I loved this movie

[@knyght67]

My absolute #1 favorite movie. ..

[@ArrozTioPelon]

I love how Raeen emphasizes how intelligent Lex Luthor is. And he is right, Lex Luthor is considered one of the most intelligent characters in the world of comics, so much so that even Batman has come to admit that Lex has an IQ above him.

[@TrollCapAmerica]

the funny thing is Batman is supposed to be a genis but a fairly normal one. Like hes got an excelent deductive mind but his IQ is in the 160s canonically. He doesnt create Ironman suits he makes trick boomerangs to fight regular guys but sometimes writers forget that and make him sad Tony Stark with fantasy super-tech. Heck hes even only the 2nd best Detective on Earth being Detective Chimp as well

[@aquatus1]

Babu's first reaction to watching a toddler lift up a farm truck: "Hurry and put that tire on! The kid's going to feel the weight!"

[@isuckatguitar6252]

YAAAAAASSSSS, my fave superhero & I love both Christopher Reeve & Henry Cavill in the role.

[@gloryshadow8710]

yeah, I hope they will show them the version with Henry Cavill soon, to compare.

[@isuckatguitar6252]

@@gloryshadow8710 Man of Steel is amazing

[@gloryshadow8710]

@@isuckatguitar6252 My favourite movie 🙂

[@Trazynn]

Not a fan of Man of Steel but I'm looking forward to how they respond to this reboot.

[@isuckatguitar6252]

@Trazynn I hope they do Superman 2 & 3 first. Christopher Reeve is so incredible and the stories are great.

[@ll7868]

The Kryptonians were a spacefaring species, they can alter genetics which is how Clark and Kara left their atmosphere without turning into crystal shards of kryptonite, they colonized other worlds (see Daxamites) and they knew about the powers that yellow suns would give them, so why did they stay on Krypton where they were essentially powerless even if it wasn't going to die?

[@ll7868]

My theory is that they feared the Daxamites and the Daxamites were as powerless in a white dwarf system as the Kryptonians so they would never attack them there, out in space the Daxamites were more powerful, the Kryptonians were scared to leave their safe space because they were artists, musicians and scientists not soldiers like the Daxamites.

[@squashmallow2006]

15:08 "He can do the work of the whole world, I agree. But when it comes to giving and taking life, no one can do it except God." Once again, Babu amazes me with how wise he is. In just that moment, he understood everything that embodies the character of Superman. He can't save everyone. But he will still continue to help others as long as he can.

[@garyfletcher844]

They had color WAY before 1978

[@gwenniewennie8325]

My dear Christopher Reeves. My hubby in my dreams. 😂

[@CaptainHavfun-lp4ok]

The train scene was done by suspending the actor above the ground with wires. He ran in place, and they moved him, and used blue screen, or rear projection. I forget which one they used for that scene. His flying suit is actually a little green, in real life. Because they used blue screen for his flying scenes. This meant they couldn't use a pure blue.

[@aldunlop4622]

Yeah, I usually find with early blue screen you can tell because the lighting isn't matched.

[@Liberty-or-Death-1776]

Somebody needs to send Babu a dollar twenty to wear a Superman costume when they watch Superman 2 (hopefully the Richard Donner Cut version of the film).

[@mikeyates7931]

Greetings from America 🇺🇸 my brothers ❤ I love this film ; it was made the same year I was born ❤ I love and appreciate your reaction - may GOD always smile upon you and all those you love ❤ I hope you will understand , Babu , I feel as though you are my uncle ❤ And your song at the end truly touched me ❤

[@ll7868]

Has anyone else ever noticed that Lex's wigs change in every scene?

[@DontrelleRoosevelt]

Babu's got rhythm and soul.

[@richarddoyle3420]

Is it a... Who cares? It's SUPERMAN!!! Who's got you?!?

[@roboman34]

Great actor . great story , and the others hero films ./

[@mattplus09]

I loved your reactionl...thank you so much... Good journey :) Peace!

[@RonnieG]

It seems there was some confusion. Superman can't read minds, that was just Louise inner dialogue. Also, he was not sent to Earth by his father as punishment, rather he was sent to survive as the last kyrptonion. Babu may have had what he said lost in translation, but just to be sure, he was sent to survive, not as a punishment.

[@DeanStrickson]

Lois. At least you didn’t call her Louis.

[@nicolasribeirodossantos6082]

0:52 1938! Snow White was already showing in theaters in 1938.

[@justapeacefulmanwhosbornin7291]

Marlon Brando. Christopher Reeve. Margot Kidder. Ned Beatty. Richard Donner. May they all rest in peace… 😔

[@Terp311]

Warren Beatty is still alive i believe

[@justapeacefulmanwhosbornin7291]

@@Terp311 I mean, “Ned Beatty.” My mistake. 😅

[@binxbolling]

A lot of miniature models were used.

[@commonsensecraziness7595]

I'd love to see how they react to Brightburn, now that they've seen this.

[@ToniMcGinty]

54:49 - Bone in kebab instead of third wheel. I'm using that from now on.

[@TalentedLMT]

I’m really loving Babu❤️

[@richardmtl]

At the beginning of the movie. it's their sun that's destroying them

[@dirus3142]

The son of steel. I love it! You might say he grows up into the The Man of Steel.

[@robertc8110]

You guys are awesome reviewers. Thank You!

[@ploppill34]

RIP Steve

[@StannisHarlock]

"He looks like a criminal" "He is a criminal" "But that girl looked very innocent" Ho ho. I think Ursula is very innocent as well.😁

[@Buckaroo_Baldwin]

Ursa

[@creaturecaldwell9858]

Supman 2 next !!!

[@garyfletcher844]

1978 very old LOL!! That's not old, you are young.

[@danielgardecki1046]

5:05 They are aliens on the planet Krypton. The "S" is the family's surname in the alien language of Kryptonian. Superman's family's surname is "El" therefore the "S" means "El." However the "S" also stands for "Hope." Superman's real name = Kal-El. Superman's dad's name = Jor-El. Superman's mum's name - Lara-El (nee Lara Lor-Van).

[@OpenGL4ever]

Here, it stands for an s.

[@SeanNewhouse-mv9ez]

It wasn't a punishment also he had his strength because he was from another planet

[@konliner9286]

Wow Im surprised they got to watch this !

[@ToniMcGinty]

Babu at 9:55 - "I thought it was a plane". Or maybe it was a bird.

[@IsiahBradley]

Good choice!!!! Not surprising that the Elder knew a classic when he saw it!!! THANKS for this!!! Y'all *are* gonna roll with II, right? (And for the sake of humanity, stop them from doing III and IV. :)) And "Man of Steel" and.....