Superman lV The Quest for Peace Smallville Scene
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- Superman lV The Quest for Peace Smallville Scene another scene that I happen to like in Superman 4.Superman is own by Warner Brothers this video is for educational purposes only and is not meant to infringe Copyright Material all Rights Belong to Warner Brothers All Credit goes to Warner Brothers/Time Warner all rights belong to Warner Brothers Superman lV can be bought in a complete boxset single dvd and single blu-ray here
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Reeve was the best Superman in the history of the character by far
Yes, he captured the vulnerable yet indestructible side and human yet alien...great stuff, the ultimate immigrant story !
Is the ball still in space?
@@paulsmith9192 it should be out of our solar system by this time..probably frozen
Undeniable.
Reeve is THE classic Superman... which is an undeniable fact! Tom Welling and Henry Cavill also delivered good performances as Clark Kent / Superman.
I like that salesman dude. He's trying to push Clark into selling the farm so it can be industrialized, but he still understand his roots. He's business minded but also jovial. Came here to push Clark into selling, didn't succeed, had a round of baseball with him instead and left with respect for Clark and his decision. Usually, guys like him are portrayed much more cold and calculating and almost villainous. This was a nice change. Might only be a small detail, but I liked it.
Xylarxcode great point, he was just a businessman, letting Clark know that times are changing, and hey that’s life, also the way he spoke about Clark’s father you can tell he had respect for him also!!.. once again great point, im looking at this scene in a new light,thanks!!
Would have been nice if the dialogue made mention of Ma Kent, and maybe Clark visiting his parents' graves.
What a lovely observation. I hadn't looked at it that way before but Mr Hornsby had a friendship history with Jonathan Kent which was a nice touch too. It is quite a nice scene. 👍
Old school businessman and local. Hornsby sounds like he could be incredibly shrewd, yet he’s also capable of understanding where he comes from and it’s apparent during the conversation. Love the respect Clark pays him as an old friend to his adopted family. This is the one scene I think they really got right in this movie.
2:52 It’s amazing. He just puts on the glasses and his hair draped over his four head and he looks and feels completely different. But I feel that he is toning down the mild mannered persona in the scene because Hornsby knew Clark as a kid so therefore seeing him stammer and be clumsy would feel out of character in that sense.
There are slight differences in Reeve's portrayal between Smallville Clark and Metropolis Clark. SC is still more confident and less clumsy than MC (his voice is also a little bit lower).
You can observe that in Superman III, too.
With all due respect to all that came after, there will never be a better Superman/Clark than Christopher Reeve. R.I.P. This may be the worst of his movies, but he still delivers....
Probably the best scene in the film to be honest.
Bottom line: It doesn't matter how flawed the film(s) was, Reeve in that role makes it watchable.
Yeh, those scenes weren't that bad...
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What makes this work so well is that they revisited the original Kent farm for 1978 movie. The same set. Plus the melodic John Williams Smallville score playing in the background makes this one of the only worthwhile scenes in this movie. It’s a shame that they never really hit the mark with this film and the message that Chris wanted to tell the world about nuclear disarmament. But this scene is very relevant because it reconnects the audience to the boy Clark was before he made that fateful trip to the Arctic based upon a feeling from a strange glowing green crystal.
Another commenter said it wasn't the same farm used in the 1978 film (which is in Blackie, Alberta Canada) but a similar one in England because of the budget constraints in S-IV. Well it doesn't matter as long as it looks the same. I absolutely loved the Smallville/young Clark scenes in the 1978 film.
People of my generation will always remember, and regard, Christopher Reeves as the epitome of "Superman".
I'm 43. And to me. George Reeves was always the best Superman/Clark Kent
I grew up with Reeve as Superman and he will always and forever be my Superman. He will forever be the real life Superman too
You regard him as the epitome of Superman but you don't know his name is Reeve and not Reeves.
There's still something so Bittersweet and Melancholy about this scene that keeps reminding me how super Christopher Reeve was to play Superman and he'll always be probably my favorite version of Clark Kent / Superman ever portrayed in film
R.I.P. Christopher Reeve 😢😢😢
Let's not forget that Margot Kidder passed away about three days ago so may her rest in peace too.
I agree. I also liked how the location, Baldock, looked foggy and quite depressing compared to the golden sunny feel of the original where we last saw the farm. It worked really well with how Clark was feeling with losing both his parents (Deleted scene took place at the Cemetary with both their graves) and also the uncertainty of what was going to happen to the farm. Very overlooked scene and it really did set the tone for this fourth film. A massive yet welcomed departure from III in my opinion. 😊
The only actor that could make a great acting transition between the personalities of Kal El and Clark Kent.
I love the way the mother talks, such a distinctive, distinguished voice. She sounds the way a queen should sound. She should narrate audio books.
Rapture folds she’s dead
Actress Susannah York. Been dead a few years ago.
RIP Susannah York
I will truly lament over the greatest actor to play Superman. He was my favorite actor to don the cape! He paid tribute as Virgil Swann in Smallville. He was the mentor to Kal-el aka Clark Kent. RIP 😪😪😢 Christopher Reeves, a true Superman and inspiration.
I have a strong feeling Dr. Swann was really Jor El and why? How else would a billionaire scientist know Clark's real name?
I always liked this scene, the fact that Clark would not sell out to some developer really made it a special scene for me.
Some how we never forget our roots
It was an even better touch when Lacy Warfield buys the Kent farm from Clark (He gives her Mr Hornsby's contact card) in a deleted scene at the end of the film which brought this full circle.
For as bad as this movie was, this scene was so good.
Movies like Jack & Jill, Jaws the Revenge, Look Who's Talking Now, make this look like the Godfather.......
This scene makes me a bit nostalgic. I suppose because we're remembering a better movie, or a better time in Clark's life. Now both his parents are dead, Lois has moved on, and Smallville has probably changed by the looks of it.
His earth mum died around Superman iii
@@josephmullin5845 That is true, but Superman Returns brings Martha back as that film erases Superman III and IV from continuity.
@@jeremyriley1238 Then CW's Crisis on Infinite Earths brings back Superman III and IV back into continuity (the "this isn't the first time I went crazy and fought myself" reference to 3, and Lacey Warfield memorial reference to 4. Martha clearly didn't die, but probably moved out before the events of Superman 3 to avoid getting questioned about Superman in case his enemies found out. When he disappeared for years, she must have bought back the farm in hopes that he would return. Or he bought it for her since no enemies came after him since 4. Makes perfect sense. It's funny how Superman says to Lex in 4 "See you in 20", then fast forward 20 years to Superman Returns. Everything adds up, except the Earth Reeve's earth was set in during Crisis. It's actually Earth 789 now, where Reeve, Helen Slater and Michael Keaton exist in the same universe. Confirmed by DC.
@@JessicaChastainFanno entiendo
@@jeremyriley1238Superman retorns no es la continuidad de Superman 4?
This scene is truly in keeping with the original. Beautiful shot and sensitive.
very humble man but powerful
Thats hes real strength his restrain its like the laws of power states a god never reveals his full power
That is why I forever will love the portrayl of Superman by Christopher Reeve. He brought humanity to the role
Beautiful scene. The best in this film and one of the best in Christopher's 4 films.
I love how Clark is as strong a character and believable as Superman. Christopher was amazing. I loved this scene in the cinema. The humanity and emotion keep Christopher's films the best superhero films.
I still say Superman I + II are definitive.
Makes me sad watching Reeve walking to scene with the beautiful soundtrack playing...when everything in his life was still going good :( Really wish he would still be here and making progress towards recovery :(
I agree with you because it's almost like he missed being around those years and memories when he was young as a teenager and went to Smallville High School and even when he used to live with his parents Martha and Jonathan Kent.
Agreed ...I miss him, he was a big loss for all of us
Don't make me cry. I am so missing him now
@@josephdibiase1557 His loss and then Dana's loss is a wound in my heart that will never heal
Everyone says that this is the worst of the Christopher Reeve Superman films, but as a kid, I loved this one the best. Even now as an adult, I think it is better than 3.
God bless your soul Christopher Reeve i miss u so much
The best scene in the movie. You could say they knocked it out of the park, before striking out. RIP Chris, still the best "S".
I will NEVER lose respect for the Christopher Reeve Superman performance.
Everyone else tried to focus on making Clark "cool" which is EXACTLY what the character DID NOT WANT. He was supposed to be a nerdy loser who was the antithesis of Superman and the LAST person anyone would ever expect.
Well done Sir.
To have such power and not get "too good and above everyone else" is my interest in Superman. Unlike so many power hungry greedy humans.
I liked this scene. Going back to where his childhood began. Plus visiting the family home. Great clip.
I only wish Richard donor directed all 4 films
Christopher Reeve was the my childhood hero. The best Superman ever
I know this is a movie but this scene and the music in it makes me cry. RIP Christopher Reeve and Susannah York
The power of cinema and Superman 🙌🏻
They say that the baseball is still flying through space, halfway to the Andromeda galaxy now.
Football's already there
Zulu Romeo it's past Andromeda
And during its voyage it has made peace with the Taxians and the Freebooters, it has also destroyed the Kagloo Empire.
It would burn itself before.
Roborav Thor is that you?
I love the musical piece at the beginning of scene. It just invokes a sense of going home. I always here itv in my head when I head home for Christmas.
Man. The more I see these, the more I miss him.
That will always be my Superman !! Love Chris Reeves RIP
The original man of steel. Chris reeve R i p.
Superman sure didn't have the heart to sell it for the property to go commercial. He wanted it to be sold only to a real farmer after his foster parents,who farmed together,loved him and raised him as their own.
Amazing how close the set's are between this and smallville. Especially barn interior
Chris Pielacha yeah that goes to show how great Smallville was
It's also amazing that the English farm in Superman IV looks as similar as it does to the Alberta, Canada farm in the original 1978 film - especially with IV's "Metropolis" location of Milton Keynes, England being so inconsistent with New York City in the first film.
@@MagicAl5F4781 Wait it was filmed in england?
@@thornofsociety6857 In Superman IV it was due to low budget costs but in Superman I it was in Canada.
@@MagicAl5F4781 Wow, i really thought it was the same farm in Blackie, Alberta. It does look very similar.
Christopher Reeve must‘ve been glad to be working with Glenn Ford,who portrayed Superman‘s adoptive father Johnathan Kent in the 1978 box film.
Glenn Ford wasn't in this film was he? Mr Hornsby here was played by Don Fellows.
He was magnificent. How he researched and improvised the heart attack was the best heart attack scene in a movie I think I’ve ever seen.
Only Reeve's voice is in the scene with Glenn Ford. Teen Clark was played by Jeff East.
Clark loves plaid patterns in just about every incarnation it seems.
sabishiihito yeah. It's apart of the "country Kansas all American boy" image. Deep down he is.
Hes small town
its required attire in kansas.
That is the true clark kent, the metropolis clark is a cover for superman
This movie would have been great if they didn't cheap out on the dialogue the story and the special effects.
2:35 so Clark has the ability to make thing disappear (and reappear) just by staring at it, I hope he doesn't take a good long look at Lois and just makes her disappear for good.
The best person to play the part, RIP
I don't like this movie but it's still Superman and it was the first superman movie I saw in theaters. ❤️❤️
Clark Kent is definitely richer than Peter Parker
He squeezed coals into diamonds. He can be richer than t'challa if he wants to.
Actually when he joins the Avengers I think they started paying him money
Wait until boy genius Peter Parker is working age. He can easily land a six figure job right out of college working for Stark or some other tech giant
MrHoppers002 Is there a version where Peter doesn’t have a colossal iq? Yes, Clark can use his powers to make a bunch of money, but so can Peter. Peter doesn’t need his powers to get rich, though
MrHoppers002 Well, the original post talks specifically about Peter Parker, so it’s irrelevant who else donned the suit. Peter was always written as being extremely intelligent with a genius level iq, or at the very least, a bright young student with great potential. He definitely has more potential than Clark, who is basically average and grew up in a small town.
It's a great scene, but I have a hard time imagining Kal actually SELLING the farm. He's one of the most successful reporters in the world, you'd think he could afford some property in Kansas. And even if not, he can crush a lump of coal into a diamond - I don't think money would be an issue.
I thought this was the funniest thing when I was a kid....and it still is lol
The only time adult reeve has visited his old stomping grounds, of smallville. They should've had more scenes like this earlier in the first 3 films.
reeve rules
this scene is awsome
Every time I remember this sceen even been an Asian Srilankan, farming cultivation is the best job for a real gard man. Wonder where that beautiful world has gone in to. 😢
Christopher Reeve, still the best Superman, even if Superman IV wasn't great. They should have left it after Superman II.
Litshttam and if Donner hadn’t been fired too
Andrew Dexter they should of left Donner et all in charge and given them all the time and money needed to finish one as planned and continue the original story arch over the 3 to 5 movies as planned. Reeve was 26 in one could of held the part and look for 10 years easily
Andrew Dexter Bullshit! SuperMan III was the BEST!
Superman y cristhoper revee klarc Kent son
Son inigualables son
estupendos personajes
Andrew Dexter y
Great film everything is good people just fucking like to criticize to much it was great Rip Christopher Reeve Superman 4 Ever
Despite the production values, Superman IV was a decent attempt to continue the franchise. I think this was one of the better scenes. The idea that the crystal has one more bit of energy is a perfect metaphor for Clark selling the farm, for “the progress” inherent in negotiating nuclear disarmament and a meta commentary on the end of this particular version of Superman.
Of course, I was a kid when I first saw this and anything Superman was perfect. Looking back now I see the film’s flaws but feel for Clark having to move on.
Metropolis is a long long way from where you are born... That's a great line
It's a long long way from where you were born, 3 light years 😊
I love Superman IV i do see the problems but i love the film, Reeve was Silver age Superman
Was Annette O‘Toole asked to reprise her role as Lana Lang,Clark Kent‘s high school sweetheart that she portrayed in Superman 3? She played that role good and later on did good in the role of Martha Kent in the WB/CW series Smallville.
Good on him, support your FARMERS!
The beginning really tells the loneliness of Superman, that his biggest tragedy is that he's alone. He's a very human character much more so then Batman. Batman dosent want to be human but is human Superman isn't human but Is very much human, it's very fascinating a god wanting to be one of us but one us doesn't wanna be one of us. Almost as if saying it is humanity that makes God's not the other way around, that it is better to be human because we create we dream. It's sorta symbolic of today's world people losing there humanity wanting to be cold an silent.
I still watch this film, I still love it. So sad there won’t be another Superman film with Henry Cavill anymore. He was the best one since CR
"Your seat's in there, four eyes."
Love this. Just make a movie based on this scene.
I really like Christopher reeve. Superman quest for peace and the glow crystal like in superman the movie.
George Reeves and then Christopher Reeve... after that...there's no one else
The ball would burn up like a falling star and the bat would shatter. Nothing would make it to space. Nice scene though.
This is the best superman movie ever this the only superman i watch in the movie
CHRISTOPHER REEVE NEVER WOULD'VE HAD HIS ACCIDENT IF HE HADN'T TURNED HIS BACK ON SUPERMAN. AND SUPERMAN 4 WAS MY FAVOURITE IN THE SERIES. I DON'T UNDERSTAND PEOPLE WHO CRITICISE IT.
Uh, Cannon turned their back on Superman by giving this film less than half the budget of Superman 3. Reeve was co-writer of 4 and wanted it to succeed, but studio greed ensured its failure at the box office. After this film, no one would finance another attempt. Reeve HAD NO CHOICE but to give it up.
STEJTHEGREATEST shut the hell up fuckin idiot
I liked it as a kid. But as an adult...4 has the worst dialogue, acting, logic and was very thrown together and it shows.
Meryl Hemingway flying into outer space and back? No problem?
The concept of the Atomic Man (an actual serial in the 1940s where Atomic Man was actually Luthor in disguise taking advantage of Atomic Age technology) was great, but everything else was a mess. Little Scenes like this were good
Some of us if not All, tend to hold back around specific individuals that just aren't ready to witness our gifts/ talents.
Es genial el video
*AND IN THIS FILM’S FIRST DISPLAY OF VERY RANDOM SUPERMAN POWERS,
HE SIMPLY STARES……… VERY HARD………… AT THE SHIP……THAT HE CAME IN AS A KID
AND IT VANISHES FROM EXISTENCE!!!!!*
The World Need a Superman in this day full of Luthor's descendants,I mean not literally a Hero who save people.A Kind Hearted man like Christopher Reeve.
They did a great job of recreating the Kent farm to look like the original one that was used in Superman the Movie. The house and barn here was built and filmed in the UK to look exactly like the one that was in Canada.
His mother talks like he just discovered the green crystal. In the first film he discovers the green crystal in the same place, which helps him build the fortress of solitude. He was talking to a hologram of his mother in the 2nd movie. If they had left two crystals for him, you would think Clark would have gone there in the second movie instead of the fortress to try to get his power back after learning about Zod.
2 different crystals, 2 different types of power.
Great Scene
its cool that superman was a farmer
Someone could make an amusing mashup, with Clark Kent hitting the baseball and then having it impact with the Russian space station at the beginning of the film
A great scene.
Those days 1985..1988..1989
If Helen Slater had been asked to reprise the role of Supergirl in Superman IV:The Quest For Peace,maybe it would be a big box office hit. Did Glenn Ford,who worked with Christopher Reeve in the 1st Superman movid as the title character‘s foster father,see Christopher after his accident and offer to help him and his family in any way he can?
A Gentle Scene Indeed, Cannon Films Didnt' Always Put Out Top Notch Movies Superman-4 Certainly Is A Good Example Of It, But It Wouldnt' Be Fair To Say That Their Movies Didnt' Have Their Moments' Too, All And All Christopher Reeve Should Have Said No Thanks' Regarding Doing A Part-4, He Was Actually Offered A Part-5 In The Early 1990s' I Think He Said No Thanks' To It, He Learned His Lesson,
That ball supposed to be burned to ashes when reaching the ozone layer. 🤣🤪
Oops..
It's kinda neat that the ball is still flying in space. Cool scenario would be if Brainiac found it and it led him to Earth.
Definitely a good film.
What makes this scene so special to me as a fan is that the filmmakers used the same location for the Kent farm as the one in the 1978 film. Yes, Superman IV had it's flaws and isn't as great as Superman 1 & 2. But it did have it's great moments such as this scene.
Word is that ball eventually ended up hitting Thanos killing him outright lol.
Superman IV wasn’t a *good* movie. But it gets a pass because of Christopher Reeve’s performance. When you ratio the entire morbidity of the film to his performance, he honestly should have won or receive a nomination for an Oscar.
I was so sad at the time this film was released in the cinemas , it was made a mockery of at release and the reviews were so ridiculously poor that my dad wouldn't take me to the cinema to see it hahaha
Sad. :(
Clark digging into his ship in the barn is almost the same scene as it is in the original film, but this was Christopher Reeve's first time doing it since young Clark was played by Jeff East in makeup with Reeve's voice dubbed over.
I loved the capwunder wich is christohur reeves i grew up with him as my icon
REST IN PEACE CHRIS......CANT NOONE EVER TAKE YOUR PLACE......
To think I was getting ready to enter 8th grade when this movie came out in the Summer 1987
Good little scenes like this show that Superman IV might have been great… but sadly it wasn't to be.
Good little
só lembrança é muito bom mesmo fais muito tempo
People can say what they want but Superman 3 and 4 are better than man of steel. It has the heart and character of Superman.
O melhor super homem
2:44 the only thing missing from that guy is a sign around his neck that says Jacklegging Hustler.
Notice theres a 1960s pickup truck on set here instead of the red 1930s truck.
Surely Martha Kent didn't drive.
Clarke needs to be careful where he's hitting baseballs, he could have killed a passing spaceship.
😂😂
4:47 thats me
SCARY TO THINK THAT IF SUPERMAN HAD BEEN FATALLY SLASHED BY NUCLEAR MAN A SECOND TIME, THERE WOULD'VE BEEN NO SECOND CRYSTAL FROM HIS PARENTS. ;*(
A second round would have been the end of him.
this is the real super man
esta escena es conmovedora
i cant beleive it he is gone😞😞RIP
Parabéns lindo demais 😆
I always liked this scene. Golan and Golbus are the ones who screwed it.