Superman III (7/10) Movie CLIP - Superman Reborn (1983) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Clark Kent (Christopher Reeve) defeats the corrupted Superman (Christopher Reeve), and is reborn as the one true Superman, standing again for truth, justice, and the American way.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In a major departure from the tone of the preceding two Superman adventure films, this mix of vile deeds and fantasy heroics drops the "S" out of cosmic and goes for comic instead. Right at the starting gate, Gus Gorman (Richard Pryor) and a subsequent slapstick sequence upstage (Christopher Reeves again), who later develops an identity crisis. Gorman, newly trained as a computer whiz, starts working for a conglomerate run by the corporate nemesis Ross Webster (Robert Vaughn), intent on world domination. Gorman is sent to Superman's small town of Smallville to wipe out Columbia's coffee crop by fiddling with the computer side of a weather satellite. Clark Kent is in town for his class reunion, leading Superman to clash with Gorman, which in turn, leads Gorman to develop a hybrid red Kryptonite. Unwittingly, since Gorman's wits are always in doubt, the Red Kryptonite causes Superman to split into a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde schizophrenia -- but in two separate bodies. As the evil Superman swaggers around town, megalomaniac Ross Webster has other tricks in mind -- and in one of the more memorable action scenes (interspersed with a video game sequence), Superman is chased through the Grand Canyon by a fast-flying, very determined missile. Lana Lang (Annette O'Toole) is on hand for romantic interest (Margot Kidder only appears briefly -- she was growing tired of Lois Lane).
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1983)
Cast: Christopher Reeve
Director: Richard Lester
Producers: Ilya Salkind, Robert Simmonds, Pierre Spengler
Screenwriters: David Newman, Leslie Newman, Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster
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Watching Clark defeat his inner demon, and hearing John Williams theme music as he opens up his shirt. Still gets me teary eyed.
Yassss, me too❤🙌
Yesss....Me 3.
Every time!!! And i punch the air!!!!
@Raiden324
I know right 😂.
Yup
At 44 years old, those horns when he rips open his shirt still gives me goosebumps. Nice to know that small child still exists in me ☺️
Ditto that and Iam 74 years old!
@@johncross8834 Love that! Best Superman ever!
Same, 41
THE BEST!!!
Same 48 years old
Only a master actor can pull off a dual role to perfection. RIP to a legend.
Wonder if a favorite Superman comes from your childhood
But C.reeves is straight out of the comics, and imagination, always going to be the best
I agree and lovely man in person too
@@eddiegonzalez5070 ...absolutely. 🇺🇲🗽
I wouldn't call Reeve a master actor. Maybe sentiment or nostalgia made you type that. He was great as superman but don't recall his work in the Godfather or Taxi Driver or....well you get the point.
George Reeves also did a good job of playing a dual role in the Adventures of Superman episode, "The Face and the Voice."
That moment at 2:25 is so powerful. No matter how corrupted Superman had become, the heart and determination of Clark was always destined to win in the end.
I got chills
@@harryclarkhulk Bad superman knew he was dead at that point! That's why he didn't fight back.
It was Ross Webster’s doing, with Gus Gorman as the “patsy”.
2:27 Clark - "I KILL YOU"!!
@@62202ify I'd rather be Bad Superman -he was great with the ladies!
No one can ever play Superman better than Christopher Reeve!!
Need I say more
R.I.P. Superman
I was thinking he look so good in the suit.
He’s the only Superman in my world
I 100% agree
I love Christopher reeve Superman except Henry cavil will be my favorite Superman forever
@@bullymaguire6942 He does have the look of Superman,and the muscle from the comics,too bad he's done with the Cape
This scene is pure poetry. Still makes me shiver forty years later.
I remember seeing this movie in an absolutely packed theater when it came out, and at 3:02, I'm telling you the audience cheered so loud it was like someone score a touchdown on an interception. It was awesome!
Same thing with me when I went and watched it in the theater everyone cheered!
@@davedrabczyk2773 same thing for me...I still love this scene and the Superman music always gets me pumped up
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This scene is one of the best in movie history. It's incredibly clever, because it shows that Superman isn't a costume, or a red cape or an 'S' on the chest. Clark Kent is Superman. The good man from Kansas, who keeps going no matter what, to save the day.
The superman played by Christopher Reeve is immortal. We will always miss him.
You know it
I am 50 years old and this movie moment makes s1t1ill jump up and down like I was a 10 year old kid. One of the greatest movie moments of all time.
It doesn't matter how old you are, for those like me that grew up with the superman series, you always end up going back to that time in your life when you wanted to be "superman". I'm 41, and still want to fly. Superb. RIP Christopher Reeve. 👍👍👍
There was much more heart and cinetography in these old superman movies which is why they still hold up so well - modern movies might be better able to showcase superman's ability to wreck entire cities with ease but there still feels like there is something missing that reeves superman had.
John Williams has litterally created the most iconic music in cinematic history!!
*literally
The ending where he rips his shirt open and is "reborn", always sends shivers down my spine. The music, the flying, the look of Chris Reeve. Perfection!
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World Trade Centre at 3.17..
ME TOO!
really awesome!
Completely agree!
I remember jumping around my living room cheering and yelling when Clark Kent won and ripped open the shirt to reveal the S. I had the same reaction 25 years ago when I was 9
Thirty years ago now. Lol
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2:52-3:05 the greatest moment in Superman history
When Clark screams inside the trash compactor, I found this scene quite scary
Very powerful scene. It is as if our spiritual body is fighting against our physical body.
Yep. Good vs Evil.
82
My favorite scene in the movie. Him flying away returning to clean his mistake and save everyone. ❤ RIP SUPERMAN
This is it right here, the single best moment in Superhero movie history. Gives me chills! 2:54
Christopher Reeve is the best Superman. He is still irreplaceable...
The ONLY Superman!
Henry cavill be like : am I joke to u
He's THE Superman.
@@DarklordX251 Henry Cavill is the best after Reeve
@@danielcastro8216 i agree, but i think routh is very underrated
His flying at the end was epic
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He beat his demons! Now you can beat yours!
Thank you!
Crush those demons!
Christopher Reeve.
The greatest Superman there ever was.
The greatest Superman there ever will be.
How can you improve on perfect?
Definetely.
He's the Superman from my childhood, and that's good enough for me.
He is irreplaceable...
Agreed! Brandon Routh did a fairly good job at following in Reeve's footsteps in Superman Returns, but too bad the movie, itself, was a boring disappointment. I remember being so excited to see that movie during the summer of 2006, but was left feeling very dissatisfied, overall. In retrospect, it is what I like to refer to as "the bummer of the summer". So much potential gone to waste. Man of Steel with Henry Cavill will never hold a candle next to the classic Christopher Reeve Superman movies, but at least it was very entertaining and a HUGE improvement over Superman Returns!
Im 44 years ...still this part 😍
"This isnt the first time i've gone crazy and fought myself"
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So wait that is canon now. I thought Superman Returns was suppose to erase Superman III from existence like Terminator: Dark Fate erasing the Terminator sequels after 2 or Halloween H20: 20 Years Later erasing every Halloween sequel after Halloween II or Halloween (2018) doing the exact same thing only this time also erasing Halloween II
@@agentprime2179 3 and 4 still happened, just likely in a different way. He still fought himself in the junkyard and likely still fought Nuclear Man later on like in 4 but went about it differently (hopefully with better FX and less Richard Pryor for that matter).
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Odds are after the events of Returns he experienced Superman 3-4’s stories with some differences
The best superman
Christopher Reeve "Man of Steel".
This is my very favorite scene out of all the Christopher Reeve Superman movies, not just Superman III 🙌
2:54-3:04...thats how its done! Still get chills
There's not a person on earth who hasn't gone thru what that scene is about. I truly believe that is why that scene stays with everyone that see's it and has come out on the other side for the better. RIP Christopher Reeve.
While Superman III may not have been the best, story-wise, THIS scene was, by far, one of the best scenes in all 4 Superman movies. Not to mention the beautiful shot of the Twins at 3:10
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@@jesussavedrjm6818 the twin towers
If you take the movie and cut out about half the Gus Gorman scenes, the movie tends to be better. If RIchard Pryor had been hired to play it serious instead of trying to capitalize on his comedy, he would have made a much better villain. I really think Superman 3 should have been more of an identity movie for Superman. Struggling to find the balance between Clark and Kal-El, now that he's a world famous super hero. Going back to Smallville and meeting Lana and that conflicting with his newfound love, Lois. Which, if Lois had tagged along with Clark instead of going to Bermuda, it would have made the dark Superman aspect more intriguing as we never got to know how she would have responded to his behavior.
This scene is like Superman vs Bizzaro, in a way.
Yeah 3 and 4 for that matter weren't great movies but that doesn't matter to me, just watching Christopher Reeve playing the role he was born to play, and the only man capable of playing the role of Superman was all that matters
@@BeazleyStudios yes
I love Christopher Reeve! What an Amazing Superman he is!! Will always be Superman!
At 2:56... The minute you hear that music, and Christopher Reeve looks up... Then at around the 3:03 mark reveals the infamous S underneath.... You knew that he (as Clark Kent) was right again and back to being the hero. That is great acting. No words needed.
Rest in peace Christopher Reeve. You showed me and billions of others... That man could fly. You are the true Superman
I never go a day without listening to the superman theme by John Williams
Prelude and Main Title March....its an overjoy of excitement
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This scene is amazing. But the kick at 1:04 still cracks me up.
0:36 - Whoever did Reeves hair should be given an award.
The best part of that whole movie
Clark killed his evil half with a relaxing neck massage
@RAM Specialty Services LMAAAAAAAAAAAO!!!!
Maybe that's all it took, since he was weakened, fading anyways?
LOLLLLLL
@@ZombiesGaming100 Hey Malcolm, what a great play you made in that superbowl, wow! Lol
Now that's what I call controlling yourself lol
This scene inspire me to fight back in life
Abhraneel Bag 2:38 me too.
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Every single day. Is a personal fight.
Christopher Reeve will forever be The Best Superman ever! No one can compare! Good conquers evil! Best scene of the movie! RIP Chris Reeve! 😍❤️
3:16-3:21 I don't know why but I love that scene it's just amazing. Christopher Reeve is the definitive Superman imo
When those trumpets sound at 2:54, my God, I can’t describe the feeling
This movie may have had it's flaws, but that moment at 3:01 when Clark rips open his shirt to reveal the 'S', and John Williams famous score kicks in has got to be one of the most iconic moments of the entire Superman franchise. If not *the* most iconic moment..
I remember watching this as a kid with my dad, and when dark Superman vanished and Clark did the shirt rip and flew off, I yelled to my dad "He's back!!"
Good times.
That. That's what watching movies means to me.
Remembering how everyone reacted in the room when you watch it with your dad.
C. Dawg Knight that’s my most favorite scene! He’s back! He’s not bad anymore
gasjebasje95 It was a bad film.
Just because a film is below the status quo doesn't mean you can't enjoy it
Clark Kent is the Super StepDad(for Ricky) and Super second chance boyfriend(for Lana). More than 30 years have passed, what happened to the kid actor playing Ricky?
Does anyone else notice that as the evil superman progresses his uniform gets darker reflecting his wicked personality?
Yes! Always thought that was cool as a kid
Yup. I suspect that the modern-day Bizarro, who emerged in 1994 took inspiration from that darker look with the costume.
Craig J. Davies stuff is yg to my
I thoguth it was because he didnt bother cleaning it? especially after he broke the oil tankers lol
@Craig J. Davies I have a feeling that, that darkness has nothing to do with his evilness. The thing that it was, was that, as soon as Superman spilled the oil out of that oil tanker, the oil splattered on his uniform.
How do SEVEN THOUSAND people dislike this scene? The movie isn’t great, but this moment is iconic.
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The ones who dislike are the whiners and not fans of Reeve like us
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What are you talking about, the movie was amazing!
The movie is great!!!!
1:01, i'm replaying that kick 50 times over.
i still remember the roar in the movie house when superman was reborn a monment i will never forget.
I can see all the workers coming back site and seeing the destruction and still telling the story to this day about that time Superman had a raging bender.
You don't break Clark Kent's glasses and live
that's what chris jericho should've remembered when he met with orange cassidy. he broke cassidy's sunglasses and pissed him off.
This would also apply to Johnny Cage. 500$ sunglasses Goro broke and died soon after
Evil Superman: *Breaks Clark Kent’s glasses*
Clark Kent: So you have chosen death
They also find the hard way in hancock
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Some deeper stuff here than just “What if Superman fought Clark Kent?” Superman gets weaker throughout the fight as Clark gets stronger. I mean, he is taking acid shots to the face and surviving hydraulic car crushers. And Superman’s heat vision even flickers, like it’s starting to fail. Just before he regains control he loses the glasses. And of course, the evil Superman putting Clark in the crusher and then right after crushing the glasses with a look of relief, as if he’s destroyed the good part of himself forever.
It’s also technically a really well done scene. The wire work when he flies into the crusher control room is fantastic.
samurai jack also fought his evil side, that was good also.
This is as close as you can get on a fight with yourself, literally.
When he got rid of his Clark Kent glasses he thought he destroyed his humanity for good. Boy was he wrong. His human side ala the light side prevailed and won
@@dancastro4732 Is superman chaste after killing his bad side? Remember the bad superman is always pursuing women, so just curious.
@@bobjones2460 Who knows. I don't talk about him being a God like most people I know do. I look at his human side
a true legend, the best superman!
Hollywood has yet to fill the Superman gap. Reeves is first place by far!
@@TheSaintFrenzy Then Cavill follows Reeve
I was born in 1983 and I still love him as an iconic of Superman.
Christopher Reeve will always be the best Superman in my opinion.
The others don't even come close.
Evil Superman: Stay down. Final warning.
Clark: I can do this all day
Now you're sounding like Cavill's Superman when he fights Batman in Batman vs Superman Dawn Of Justice
Batman thinks he's getting the best of Superman until Superman knocks Batman senseless and Superman says this "Stay down. If I wanted it. You'd be dead already." then Superman is in for a rude awakening because he doesn't know Batman came prepared
Evil Superman was Dying that’s why he tried to leave
@@actionfigurescollectionssu7854 That scene alone so reminds me of Star Trek TOS episode The Enemy Within when Kirk is split in two personalities good and evil due to a transporter malfunction. William Shatner was badass in that episode
@@danielcastro8216 I seen a lot of Star Trek episodes but I don’t think I seen that one that’s more of my dads time I just turn 33 years old last week
@@actionfigurescollectionssu7854 All good
Funny that both good and evil Superman just stand there waiting for the tyres to pile up and the heavy magnet to fall!
I also like the fact that the Gus and the blonde are also fighting their own conscience to either destroy or help Superman.
I love Reeve as Superman. It doesn't get any better
This still gets the blood flowing 40 years later
I,remember seeing this as a kid, you really believe Christopher was superman, he was so, iconic!
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Not the strongest movie overall but this scene is absolute gold
At 2:56 after he defeats his evil version of himself and you hear the "Superman score" start to build up as he reveals he's back to being himself (by revealing the superman "S").... I get chills . This wasn't the best Superman film BUT Christopher Reeve is so good in the movie, it's what stands out.
R.I.P Christopher Reeve
Superman: The Movie is the best Superman movie to date and one of the best superhero movies of all time.
If nothing else, the theme song is enough to give me chills. The soundtrack for these movies was as excellent as Reeves' acting!
Agree 1000%.
The geeks will tell you its not an S.
@@djrmonix : Ironically, the geeks will also tell you that it was this very franchise that started that "It's not an S" thing. Marlon Brando wanted to wear the Superman symbol, so in "Superman: The Movie" they changed it from 'S for Superman' to the sigil of the House of El. But only Superman geeks would know that, and I'm not a Superman geek... but that's what they'd tell you.
This fight was referenced in the second episode of Crisis on Infinite Earths
That was the only reason I came back to here
RIP Christopher Reeve. Legend
I always felt this scene, was Not actually saying Superman split into 2, but rather it was his subconscious battling to regain control over the sickness/madness that took over from the kryptonite. And at the end he regained control of himself. Always liked how Reeves did a darker more evil Version of Superman if he was as corruptible as most people would be with that kind of power.
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+Jaegar Ultima I think as soon as Gus Gorman gave Superman the improper made kryptonite, the improper made kryptonite split his personalities in two where his good self was trapped inside while turning his outer self as evil. Then the evil Superman was getting weaker and weaker and that weakness released his good self out of his bad self causing his bad self to get into a fight with his good self out of anger. Probably even if he didn't get into a fight with his good self, his bad self would have died anyway because his bad self was getting weaker and weaker losing his powers more and more where his good self was getting stronger and stronger.
Man I remember this has a kid Jesus I just got goosebumps watching it back…
2:25 Surprise!!!
General Zod would have tried to recruit him.
And Evil Superman would killed Zod. And Ursa and Non will immediately join Evil Superman. Or else!
More like self indulgent superman, and believe me he would have knelt before ZOD(!!)... with a few inducements of booze and women lol.
@@jamesfrench7299 Ursa and a bottle of booze. Works every time
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not that i am older and not wiser, this ranks on my top christopher reeve superman moments, along with the first rescue from S1 and the return to metropolis in S2, the ripping of the shirt, the music and flight take off is perfect
A testament to how great a actor and superman reeve was, you actually forget that you are watching the same actor fighting himself
A flawed film, it's true.
But Christopher Reeve made all the difference.❤
My idol, Christopher reeves i miss you so much, you are always in my heart ♥, Legend never dies
I can't believe that this classic scene has so many dislikes. What the hell is wrong with these people?!? This is an epic way to show the clash between his good and evil personas with the eventual triumph of good with the iconic superman theme playing.
I love Christopher Reeve.
My two favourite moments in the history of cinema are a man ripping his shirt open. This and the run towards the camera reveal from the first one.
The shirt rip in this one is goosebumps every time but what makes it greater is the take off from Reeve in the next shot. Of course the greatest movie theme in cinema history helps a bit too. x
the irony is that Clark had to become a little angry in order to defeat his darker self, he had to become that which he was fighting in order to defeat it.
Good point, but I mean even when Clark is choking Superman, he doesnt look pissed, he looks more like he's thinking, "I hate to do this to you, but its for your own good."
Red Kryptonite?
@@nackxy Sort of. It was actually an artificial form of green kryptonite that Gus Gorman cooked up in a laboratory using tar as a substitute for an unknown element on the periodic table. So instead of killing Superman, it had a similar effect that red kryptonite would have.
@@kadejito1 Yes! So, does he kill him? And why would killing him be for his own good?
@@bobjones2460 because he is evil, and evil must be destroyed.
2:54 with that music...chills! RIP C Reeve
When that brass instrument comes in... GOOSEBUMPS!!
Say what you will about the movie, but 2:53-3:05 is the most legendary moment in Superman history.
2:24 This is iconic too 😂
Wrong. Superman 4 in its entirety
Main Man ...this is the superman we need today!!
This scene has a lot of emotion for me. Maybe because it really seems to encompass who he is. He over comes the darker despairing side of him to rise up and stand up for humanity. Its uplifting and very fitting.
Agreed. Nothing they can do with the character today that tops this. Reeve.
Still a tear from me at the end of the fight 👍🏻
I still get chills man he was born for this role. And we got Cavill is also is born to play it but now we got some body who looks nothing like the man of steal.
Why is it I get goosebumps when I see Christopher reeve flying but also a little bit upset too? He will always be my superman.
Upset? Well You miss him and are sad he's gone. I grew up with him as my Superman and I miss him everyday
Can't help but miss Chris!!! He really was a fun actor who acted in some wonderful movies
Never gets old. With no disrespect to those who've taken the mantle, there is only one.
I love that quick dramatic turn he does.
How his shirt didn't rip r get dirty always gets me
The reason Christopher Reeves Superman was so good is because of his Clark Kent character
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Watching this now getting a lot of nostalgia i used to watch this as a kid all the time. God I love the 80’s
02:50
Me when the pre-workout kicks in.
This is when the alcohol wore off
This isn’t a great movie but the end of the fight always gives me chills!
not the movies fault just a greedy generation, if you watch avgn youtube channel, it talks about games in this era and early 90s rushed games out in favour of quality, here they abused bluescreen to hell instead to flush out the movie sooner for a quick buck. superman 1 they probably used actual wires and it looked very real, practical effects all the way
The original Fight Club. Tyler Durden would be proud!
In the words of Brad Pitt: "I want you to hit me as hard as you can."
Dan Castro Cornelius: were you want me to hit you, Tyler Durden: Surprise me.
One of the best ever scenes from the Superman franchise. I absolutely love S3
this scene and the scene in man of steel when henry cavill destroys the worlds engine are probably my favorites in supermans cinematic history. oh him turning back time gets an honorable mention
I remember watching this scene as a kid and being sad that evil Superman died., but being happy that the new Superman fixed everything.
It is a constant battle inside ourselves each and every day that we pray that we overcome the evil that we must face asking God to help us and praying to Jesus to help us to overcome the obstacles in life that we face and becoming the person that we were always meant to be standing up to fight for truth justice and the American way
This sequence is actually the best part of Superman 3, if only the rest of the film had this same tone. If the evil Superman story had been a much larger part it would have made a more interesting if not better movie. Christopher Reeve is outstanding playing both evil Superman and his alter ego Clark Kent, enough to show them as 2 separate personalities.
This is DEFINITELY the best part of the movie. One of my favorite parts of the whole franchise.
Still one of THE epic scenes in comic book history..... everything about it when he opens his shirt and the S for hope symbol and he flies off......Reeves is/was the best supes ever!!!
2:27 Why you Super Little!
It was superb that Superman had beaten his own worst enemy-himself.
Reeve's Dark Superman was kinda bad ass.
He was bizarre and had too many moments of appearing to be in pain for no reason.
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There was a reason: It was because he was literally fighting himself. Note that he also appeared to shown concern for Kent after the screams coming from the crusher as harmony was drawing closer.. And Kent was also weaker on offense (yet resilient, standing his ground) until the end when he accepted his darkside and throttled/controlled it. Then rebalance was achieved and the two sides were as one again. Awesome message scene.
@Kevin McDougall Technically, dark Superman in this film IS Bizarro. The filmmakers did a great job at bringing that particular villain from the comics to life, but they messed up on how they introduced him by having him originate from within Superman via the flawed Kryptonite.
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Well I loved this film as a child. One of my favourites. Still love it now.
This was my childhood and Superman is still my hero 🙏
In this scene you can see the acting skills of Reeve; he can play more than just Superman, he can also portray his evil - or more human - side as well, all in the same scene. Brilliant stuff.