@@goldenhd9656 That was not a problem, its a deliberate choice, not an accident because they were too dumb, they want their parting to be painful and sad and increase the guilt Clark would feel, so they have him let his dad die after an argument where he says you aren't my real dad. The issue is the scene just doesn't feel plausible, people who like the emotion expressed in it see past that and defend it, while others just think its contrived, they wanted to set up a scene that means Clark would let his father die and be ridden with guilt and this was the choice they made to carry it out. Possibly they could have chosen a better way, but they didn't. Also, its a writing issue, changing the actor would not make the dialogue or story better.
I think he misunderstood that. It shows that he still has yet to understand completely why his dad went away. Even if I knew my boy could lift school buses and see through walls. You think I'm letting him EVER set foot between me and a tornado? I'll go before he does. That's just how it is. Love, boys and girls. Love makes you do the damnedest of things. Reason takes a backseat in those moments.
@@malcolmarworst thing you can do is leave things on a bad note with your father. My dad ghosted us when i was 19 and in college. Put the burden of man of the house on my shoulders leaving mom high and dry. He came back a few months later and tried to make amends.........i wasn't having any of it i had alot of hate and rage that still hasn't gone away completely after 21 years. So i ghosted him the last 3 years of his life.......then i get a call from my grandmother in wiaconsin after pulling a double and find out my old man died. Listened to his last few voicemails and they were of a broken old man after he was always a big tough guy growing up. TlDR tell youe old man whats on your mind.......tommorrow isn't a guarantee.
Morpheus Fishburn Except that he is not protecting his family.....he is dying to save his dog and leaving his family without a father. He did a stupid thing and got killed because of it.....🤷🏼♂️Hey at lest they got the dog how heroic! Your kids will be so proud at your gravestone....moron
Bizzrom moghor Mate, if we humans found out about a man who can fly, is invulnerable, has laser eyes, what do you think we would do? Experiment on him, treat him as a threat, make him an enemy to the state, put him in a high pedestal as if he’s God Kinda like what the other movies did
Just finished saying you’re not my Dad. Realizes his mistake saying that and was about to apologize. Tornado comes along and takes his Dads life while he watches. All because his Dad didn’t want people to see his real power. Heart wrenching moment that is very emotional. This movie was so well done, one you’re glad they remade for todays timeline.
At this moment, Clark is just around 19 or 20. Didn't even know his full potential and power. For every dad, his child is precious and he didn't want any harm to his son. So he tried to save the dog on his own. This was a message to Clark from his father that no life is left unchecked. And to protect the people you love from any harm just like his father had done to save him knowing or unknowing that his son is indestructible. It doesn't matter he knew or not, he wouldn't let his child go near any tornado. For him, Clark is not Superman, he is his child. That is what a father would do. You would know if you are one.
Fathers... MEN.. always sacrificing themselves for others, may it be children or a wife. Women do not have the same wiring unfortunately.. that's why they didn't make that scene with Martha dying to free the dog..
The frick is a tornado gonna do to Clark? He carried a bus out of a river, also Martha was sitting at the back with the dog so why didn’t she get him, they also opened the door before the tornado got serious so what kind of dog would just sit there instead of try to run out, ALSO WHY’D THEY EVEN BRING THE DOG IN THE FIRST PLACE
@Into Infinity Oh for god's sake are you serious? Superman obviously COULD save his father from dying. His father told him not to save him so he could have a normal life. You realize that he actually almost had a normal life until Zod came and he surrendered. You notice how the only one to figure out about Superman's true identity was Lois? Maybe he should be ashamed that he let his father die, but it wasn't a stupid death at all. Seriously, you sound like a 9-year-old on the internet ranting about this death because you couldn't accept the fact that he died, you're on the fourth stage of grief, anger. Now accept it and move on.
It's ironic. How the only guy who can protect the invinsible man of steel is a humble mortal dad. Chose to give his life to protect his son from the emotional pain of being discovered before he was ready.
It's cuz when we're upset about something we say things we don't mean. Anyone's who's fought with their parents have experienced something in this area at least once but deep down even when we're mad we still love and care for them. So a small argument is like irrelevant to him losing his father figure
He was like " dont come Clark stay" and when the storm was too close to carry him away with a smile and not saying a word he said "Good bye son" one of the most heart breaking scenes of any movie I've ever watched
No matter what, I would have saved my father and more importantly he could have moved so fast and saved him without people noticing and even if people saw, so WHAT!!!!! put it down to a hallucination!! Terrible idea, just lame writing!
This scene kills me every time with sadness. Relatable in the sense that I said some nasty stuff to my dad before he unexpectedly passed away. I'll never forgive myself.
@@swordmaster8362 u must be a dumbass if u think clark would of died or got hurt lmao he could of literty stand there and not get moved the writers was just stupid
Actually by seeing the reaction and the hype that justice league snyder cut is getting , I think people have now understood that snyder's movies were ahead of their time , people have understood his movies only after rewatching man of steel and BVS ultimate edition then realised what these movies actually meant and have started to apriciate his vision
@@adityaprakash3555 bruh . i love snyder's justice league because he finally made a movie where characters behave like people and there's actual character development , dynamic between relationships , teamwork. MOS and BVS are still a pain to watch. if only a small number of people are calling something a masterpiece it's not a masterpiece. this movie managed to tear superman fanbase . on one hand you have this edgy version , on the other you have the classic superman loving people. snyder is not doing classic superman version and it's clear with justice league. people would've cut him some slack if he made a classic superman and managed to throw in injustice somewhere down the line . all the words about superman giving hope, people seeing him as a symbol , him guiding people into the sun. it just doesn't fit with this superman, this guy is a lot like batman than superman. he managed to do every other hero well in justice league , superman is just not the classic one. that's the only reason why people are divided on this movie
Winchester2247 nah.. it was decent at best. This scene especially is just dumb. As well as jon kents reaction to clark saving the bus full of kids. He said let em die like wtf father of superman says let kids die?? Halfway decent movie but still so many things wrong with it.
Alan Leon ah, seems like we hace yet another person who has butthurt syndrome. I didnt even mention marvel. Im a dc fan dumbass. I grew up with superman and batman TAS and JLU. this is why i critisize these movies, they are not that great. Learn to read maybe? I said this movie was decent but flawed? How am i a hater? You're the hater... random insults instead of discussing. Sad.
His dad ‘s right. After more than 5 years we’re still not ready for this masterpiece. Bro thks for your likes and comments 😉. Now whos hyped for Matt Reeves 's "The Batman" 🦇🦇🦇
I bet Superman regret every word he said there. His super good persona of Clark Kent is all thanks to the caring Martha and Jonathan Kent. They were the ones who made him into nothing but good. As divine and alien as he's by nature he still represents the very best of humanity and the Kents deserve credit for all that. This element is so important to the Superman character and it's one that cannot be forgotten!
Ah, yes, "made him into nothing but good" while teaching him that he probably should let children die and that he has to value his everyday life more than saving someone else's actual life. Obviously, the very best of humanity is to tell the people that have raised and loved you that they are not your parents because someone who has had literally no interaction with you appeared out of the blue. Gotcha.
I always loved the shot at 2:36 of Clark looking back at the people and stepping out, knowing he would reveal his power only for his dad to stop him to keep his identity safe. Truly under appreciated film and way over-hated in my opinion
actually....why not? i mean's he can just fly hgis father away from the ppl and prolly make them forget? (can't help thinking the Dad COULD be saved somehow)
People misunderstand Jonathan's sacrifice here. It's NOT just about Clark revealing who he really is to a host of people and exposing his true nature to humanity (which is what would inevitably happen), but Jonathan wanted to give his son time to figure out who he is for himself...BEFORE letting the world know about him. Jonathan always knew that the type of man Clark chooses to become will define who HE is TO the world as he will be a force of irrevocable and undeniable change to the world. Jonathan was protecting Clark from humanity's worst impulses...their fear, suspicion, mistrust, doubt and possibly even their envy of his strength and abilities and desire to exploit this, or as is the case with Lex, their desire to maintain their supremacy and dominance such that they would seek to destroy anything they perceive as a threat to that. And in so doing, Jonathan was simultaneously protecting humanity from Clark becoming someone who would be defined by that fear, mistrust...exploitation etc. THIS was done far better in the Christopher Reeve Superman where Jonathan tells Clark...YOU are here for a reason, I don't know what that reason is or whose reason it is, but one thing I know is that it isn't to score more touchdowns.
I've always thought that Jonathan told his son to stay with all the people (including his mom) under the overpass because if the worst happened Clark would be able to save the many instead of just the one. Especially as overpasses have a tendency to be dangerous in design when hit by twisters.
@@Fickji That's an interesting take, but this notion was not expressed at least in the non-verbal exchange between Jonathan and Clark. Jonathan waves off Clark as he seems ready to race towards his dad to try and save him. This would have been great moment for Jonathan to have whispered (and for Clark to hear): "Stay with your mother, and protect her and the others, even you can't be in two places at once."
I like this take a lot. It gives meaning to everything Clark was doing at the beginning of the movie (bar waiter, ship crewmate, hitchhiking) before being the journalist he is. It was less about finding jobs to stay unknown and more about learning his place in the world.
This clearly shows how important is the way you are raised or who raised you. Clark was raised by kind and good people therefore he grew up as one too. He could easily dominate earth should he had fallen to wrong hands when he was a baby
and that's why homelander is a heartless selfish villain, he grew up in a cold lab with only a small blanket while his "father" look at him through a glass window
Yup - one of the stupidest scenes in all of movie history. No, don't have your invulnerable son who can't be hurt run and grab the dog. Contrived bullshit.
Kind of annoying too. You realize how much more people would enjoy this movie if it was released later in the years? This movie was given way too much disrespect. Best Superman movie.
If I made another comment like this, some other UA-camr or commentator would’ve bashed me and rant about how they disliked this movie. I mean everyone has a right to an opinion, but don’t be so selfish in trying to convince folks that the movie is bad or trash just because the opposite side disagrees. So now I take it all in stride, and just let them know simply, “agree to disagree”.
So... His father is kind of an idiot in this movie, making it hard to understand how Clark even grows up to be a relatively nice person. His dad literally berrates him for saving a bus full of children from sinking and tells him that he might have had to consider leaving them drown. What? His death is silly, too. First, his dad is a hypocrite for risking his life to go save a dog having told Clark to let children die. Second, Clark could and should have helped, both with and without superpowers. Nobody would have questioned a well built guy running fast to save his dad, and he had quite a bit of time too. Third, Jon giving up and just accepting his death when there was no reason to not try to run away was quite a hit to his intelligence. At the very least try to crawl. Finally, for Clark to let his dad die when he could have saved him without a doubt harms the character quite a bit. The reason why his dad is normally killed by a heart attack is to make Clark understand that there are people that he simply cannot save or help, regardless of all his powers, which grounds him as a character and humanizes him. Making it a grandiouse spectacle like this that could have been easily avoided lacks any nuance and robs Superman of that quality, making Snyder's version weaker as a result. The scene is bad, as is the entire movie. I understand liking it, but there's no denying that. As for why the hate, it comes down to a few things. It shits on the character, it harms everything that comes after it since it is such a weak base, its villain is retarded, the stakes are all over the place... It's also how there's people writing stuff like "There's a lot of people who can't appreciate how good this movie actually was." when they apparently haven't watched a movie critically in their life and just smiled and noded to whatever bullshit was put on their screen while labeled everyone who criticized it as hateful and ignorant.
Man of Steel is so UNDERRATED. This is the most pwerful scene in the whole movie. I hate that we didn't get the DC Universe we should've gotten after this film. It was a spectacular way to start it all.
It's a shit scene. Why does he go into the storm when he has an invincible son? And there's nobody alive that would just let their dad die whilst having the power to save them.
I don't care what everyone say about this movie. This movie has soul and heart than any other Marvel movies I have seen so far. Christopher Nolan and Zack Snyder did a great job producing this movie.
People really need to read the comics or watch the animations at least because the live action interpretations from the mcu dceu fox x men tdk trilogy are just an else world story and have nothing to do with the original characters they're just overblown with hype that most of their fans have only watched them but don't know anything outside of that
Oh please, that was such a hackneyed blatant tug at the heartstrings I can't believe anyone felt anything about it. What convenient timing on the tornados part! I'm surprised it was just a family pet he needed to save, and not a blind crippled orphaned burn victim.
Yup I did watch those movies. But sure if you say so I will lick DC because it has great stories. Marvel is lucky that Christopher Nolan is not directing DC movies if he was directing then DC would have top the box office but after the Snyder Cut everyone are gonna love DC.
why everyone said that clark can save his father using his super speed? he dont even know his true potential yet until he met his true biological father.
That rationalization insults the movie you're trying to defend. The whole point of the scene is that clark nd jonathan are making conscious moral choices not to intervene (or accept assistance). To try to handwave those choices away because you're embarrassed by them, to sweep the dilemma under the rug with the rationalization that "maybe he couldn't have saved his father anyway" is to strip the scene of its meaning. Better to just stop being a fan if the movie embarrasses you that much.
That's not the point actually. Don't know why you bring that up. Clark was already aware of his ability except for the flight and heat vision. He saved a bus when he was a teenager. The point here was like his dad said the world is still not ready for him if he save him the truth will be revealed that the kid who save a bus before is the same person who save his dad in the tornado the government would clearly intervene and Clark's life and his mother would be miserable
Even with super speed he probably still couldn’t save him. Moving that fast would kill him instantly. Only the flash can do it since he has the speed force.
One of the greatest DC films ever made. This will always be one of my favourite movies of all time. The score is hella good, action is awesome, story is deep and great. Underatted badass movie. 10/10
The action is overblown and actively harms the character of Clark by making destroy so much stuff that he could have avoided. The story is "deel and great"? How? This scene alone already does not make any darn sense. His father is kind of an idiot in this movie, making it hard to understand how Clark even grows up to be a relatively nice person. His dad literally berrates him for saving a bus full of children from sinking and tells him that he might have had to consider leaving them drown. What? His death is silly, too. First, his dad is a hypocrite for risking his life to go save a dog having told Clark to let children die. Second, Clark could and should have helped, both with and without superpowers. Nobody would have questioned a well built guy running fast to save his dad, and he had quite a bit of time too. Third, Jon giving up and just accepting his death when there was no reason to not try to run away was quite a hit to his intelligence. At the very least try to crawl. Finally, for Clark to let his dad die when he could have saved him without a doubt harms the character quite a bit. The reason why his dad is normally killed by a heart attack is to make Clark understand that there are people that he simply cannot save or help, regardless of all his powers, which grounds him as a character and humanizes him. Making it a grandiouse spectacle like this that could have been easily avoided lacks any nuance and robs Superman of that quality, making Snyder's version weaker as a result.
@@VladDascaliuc To me, i think it was great. It shows how human superman can be. His dad didn't agree to let kids die, he said "maybe", which means he is not SURE. He causes a little destruction, but it was not all his fault it was the world engine. He couldn't help his dad during the tornado because if he did. He would reveal himself to the world, which he was not ready for at the time. I loved this movie man but if u dont then thats fine.
@@sir.chewie6089 Do you know why the usual way to kill Jonathan Kent is to have him have a heart attack or anything along those lines? It is because it shows how Clark simply cannot save everyone, no matter what powers he has. That realization is what grounds him and humanizes him, and is what inspires him to always be the best he can be. Having instead a grandious situation that he could have changed entirely robs him of that quality, proving how this version values his daily life more than the lives of inocents, making him a bit of a cunt. Though he would not have revealed himself anyway because of everything I explained to you, so he's kind of worse because he simply let his dad die for no reason, making him an alien in terms of character. As for the destruction he causes, he has no excuse. He destroyed several buildings by himself in fits of anger or simply because of carelesness and ends up getting a lot of people killed because of it. Being his first day is no reason for that. Imagine if I ran you over on my first day of driving and told you so. It's also very stupid that he goes first for the world engine that is in the middle of nowhere as opposed to taking down the one that's leveling a city as soon as possible. Finally, for his dad to answer "Maybe" to him asking if he should have let them die is straight up disgusting. You can't not be sure about that. Literal silence would be a better answer, as it at least does not half agree with letting children drown and would actually show his lack of knowledge on the situation better. Jonathan is a terrible dad. There is nothing "human" in there, other than Snyder's ego. And it's fine if you enjoyed it, but you're clearly not being critical of it to say that it's any good. It's simply not.
Yes. Try not to argue and if you do try and make up because you never know what it can lead to. Losing someone after you finish on a bad note makes you feel so guilty. It's not a good thing.
In his defense, Clark could not anticipate this was their last talk in any way and even realized his mistake almost immediately. He was about to apologize when the tornado interrupted them. But yes, Clark definitely regretted telling Jonathan those last words to him for the rest of his life.
To every father everywhere, who sacrificed everyday thru pain.. heartbreak.. ridicule.. for the people who loved & cared. Happy Fathers day.. Everyday.. We're ALL Supermans' Dad
"My family has been farming..." "Your family! Jonathan Kent knew his son wanted to hurt him with this point, he didn't react but acknowledged why he shouldn't; because like all kids, they just never listen until...the worst hits. edit: sentence structure
Yes he was dealing with an emotionall teenager and he understood, he never took it personally cos teenagers say some pretty hurtful stuff to their parents.
ooft this is heavy. imagine being the wife and living with that guilt of being the reason your husband died.. all because you wanted to save a DOG and you were willing to put your son or husband's life at risk for a DOG. yikes
@@yasminekassem I'm not sure you got the point here haha... It's because the dad didn't want the world to see the sons abilities... He thought the world wasn't ready to see superman.
bilbobagginzss haha yes i know that’s the point but what i said is just something i couldn’t help but notice and point out. and uhh i mean of course i still feel guilty here because i’m still hiding it from him but i feel LESS guilty because we don’t talk about such personal and intimate topics like we normally would 24/7 on whatsapp and also i don’t feel paranoid or anxious that he’s gonna find out because he’d never see it here but there’s a chance he’d see it on whatsapp..
@@yasminekassem oh okay my bad then HAHA well yes, the guilt would be immense but for me it's the facial expressions when his dad says no, don't do it. They're not ready. And yeah fair enough I guess. As long as you're good with this then that's good. But yeah make sure notifications are off hahaha
That day we lost the Real Man Of Steel. He shook his head; then died with a loving smile on his face. That sacrifice is partly why Superman fights for humanity. No matter how many powers Superman has; that emotional trauma alone showed us how much love he had for that man. If that's Not Brave; then WTF is???
Jonathan taught Clark an important lesson on heroism: even if the life that needs saving is less valuable/important than yours, it’s still the right thing to do. Trading his life for their dog’s life and keeping Clark’s secret safe is what made him an amazing parent.
It made him a fucking dumbass parent that should have let his invincible kid just walk in there and rescue the dog. It can all be attributed to luck - hardly proves he's a fucking alien
Superman saw all the good deeds happening around him from a very young age which gave him the necessary moral values even after having such gr8 powers. His father dies saving an animal. That is where he learnt that every life is precious.👌👌👌love this scene...
I love how Kevin Costner is hated by critics but he carries on in som ofthe biggest movies ever made, personally I luv him , think the postman is probably the greatest unrealised gem in history
I honestly don’t understand how people can hate on this movie. This movie was amazing in every aspect especially with this scene. As Clark got older, he started to become a bit naive and wanted to feel like he could do more but his father pointed out that his family was farming for generations and Clark felt like it wasn’t enough and that he could do more so then he got upset. The whole purpose of the scene is to not make Clark feel guilty or feel like he could’ve done something to save his father. It was an act of trust alone and to avoid revealing your identity to preserve yourself from getting viewed by the public’s eye as a non-human being.
It's not really hard, if you're thoughtful about how people actually work and if you think about the ramifications of everyone's words and actions. If Jon can go in to rescue the dog without it looking weird, then so could Clark. All Clark had to do was pretend it wasn't very easy for him to do it, that's all. But no, Jon has to do it instead and get himself killed and leave his wife a widow and his son without a father for no good god damn reason except to make the movie dramatic. I get that this scene may seem really moving, but that only really works as long as you only think about the film the way the movie wants you to think about it. Try thinking practically for a moment and so many of the things Clark and others do in this film stop making any sense whatsoever. MCU movies can be downright ridiculous at times, but they at least make sure getting the story from points A to B to C doesn't require the viewer to turn their brain off.
@@AngryNerdBird You have earned my respect. Thank you for giving a thoughtful analysis instead of a baseless conclusion like “it’s only marvel fans who dislike MOS” or that crap people always say.
Point is that Clark would *never* let someone die to preserve his identity, and letting HIS DAD do so is even more stupid. This scene makes no sense. Clark was struggling to obey his dad orders about just letting him die, it's almost like he's a kid instead of a 20yo. This scene's just dumb.
This always hits me so hard, I know how it feels when you say something to your dad and then he well, passes. And you never get to say you love him, I love you dad.
The world was not ready for this kind of emotional and mature Superman film. Seeing where the DC universe went, now I wish we had more superhero films like this.
Bruh I can’t think of a better parent/mentor death scene in a superhero movie. The lead up, the acting, the way it was filmed, the sense of despair…just perfect. They knocked it out of the park casting Kevin Costner as Jon kent
I don't get why people do not understand this scene at all. They keep saying that Clark could've used his super speed. Others say that Clark did not know that he had super speed. But actually both the statements are wrong. You could clearly see that he was going to save his dad but his dad said no, because he wasn't ready for the world to see Clark as Kal-el. The whole movie is about the fact that people are afraid of what they don't understand. The scene where Clark and his dad just look at each other is actually them having a conversation, where his dad is telling Clark to let him die so that Clark could have more time living as a human and not as a god. The problem is that Zack Snyder is way ahead of our time, and thus people could not understand his movies, but if you watch his films closely with patience, you will understand the true meanings of his movies.
Man.... i remember watching this scene in cinema and it absolutely tore me up, this movie was such a masterpiece.. the actors, the story, the music, just everything comes together perfect
I prefer the heart attack death for Jonathan Kent. It helps reinforce for superman that he isnt a god and cant save everyone or solve everything with power and strength.
Damn. Kevin Costner is still giving it his all (even if he wasn't in this film for long) Henry also hitting big with that yell at the end was chilling.
Jonathan Kent was right. Just the follow up in BvS showed that whilst the world loved the benefits of his potential help they didn't trust him. People criticizing him for being "Stupid" and dying a stupid death have missed the point. He was willing to die to protect Clark and in turn prolong the distrust towards Clark that he knew the world would have once he was revealed. Listen to Batman's rant about Superman in BvS. The exact thing Jonathan Kent was worried about. Only when Superman "died" did the world realize they were wrong.
Alright, no. He is not trusted because he leveled an entire city when he could have easily avoided it several times, not simply because big guy strong. And no, the schemes that Lex Luthor uses in BvS to harm Superman's image are nonsensical and should never have worked. The movie just goes with it because neither the creators nor the viewers actually care about it.
I love how your response is that it was avoidable, but don't detail alternative then you just disregard something as key as the fear mongering against him but then cast it as a result of people not caring. I'll do what you just did. Alright, no. He couldn't avoid it not because the city had already been levelled by the terraforming. oops I guess I can't not explain things unlike you. I'll try again. You think the fear mongering against him is nonsensical because you don't care. Ah, there we go. However I would point out that it's ignorant to think it's nonsensical since it's already a proven method used in real life by media platforms to direct public opinion on serious matters like economics, pandemics and wars. Ah, dang. I did it again.
@@YKSB5 "I love how your response is that it was avoidable, but don't detail alternative then you just disregard something as key as the fear mongering against him but then cast it as a result of people not caring. I'll do what you just did. " What alternatives do you want me to detail? "Don't throw bad guys into trains"? "Don't push the bad guys through several buildings"? "Fight them in space since you can fly and they can't"? "Alright, no. He couldn't avoid it not because the city had already been levelled by the terraforming. oops I guess I can't not explain things unlike you. I'll try again." I think you messed up your comment gramatically somewhere in here, but in any case, he could have avoided the leveling of the city if he had just went for the machine in said city instead of the one in the middle of nowhere. And he still made Zod fly into buildings and populated areas AFTER the kryptoforming machine thing. "You think the fear mongering against him is nonsensical because you don't care. Ah, there we go." What? No. I don't care because what you're saying is nonsensical, and I actually explained how what is brought up in BvS about how he's a danger to the world is correct as confirmed by his actions in this movie. "However I would point out that it's ignorant to think it's nonsensical since it's already a proven method used in real life by media platforms to direct public opinion on serious matters like economics, pandemics and wars. Ah, dang. I did it again." I think you got lost somewhere in thinking about what I said and kind of made up what you're talking about as you went. For the record: -Jonathan Kent is wrong, as the backlash Clark gets in BvS is unrelated to what Jon thought he would get. Had Clark not being so terrible at being good, he would not have actually had much of an issue to be the nice guy we're supposed to take him as in Justice League. In fact, he is actually quite well liked and even venered by a fair amount of people by the start of BvS, so this point is just moot. -The backlash in BvS comes from 2 different places, one that kind of makes sense and the other that does not at all. The former is the criticism he gets for being such a terrible savior in Man of Steel, of which he doesn't get enough, while the latter comes from Luthor's plan to blame people's deaths on Superman dispite him having no involvement in any of them, which are very easy to prove to be that way. I'm sorry, your comment is just off since you tried to "copy" me without understanding what I'm saying while also trying to say what you wanted to say. Can you try to rewrite it in such a way that it's easier to understand?
@@VladDascaliuc Fight in space... So just ignoring the fact that Zod proved how adept he was at adapting to the conditions and that he was capable of flying part way through the fight? Also I never said he wasn't a danger to the world. You need to go back and read what I said and properly comprehend my statement. You said the schemes lex luthor used were non-sensical. I said they weren't since his scheme was using fear mongering to ruin supermans image. You then follow up by saying that the movie creators and audience just go with it. Implying the non-sensical scheme. I didn't make anything up. You seem to either be incapable of comprehending your own statement or back tracking. Also Jon was right because the moment a bit of doubt appeared towards supermans they showed huge distrust in his intentions towards earth. It didn't stem just from the city destruction, it came from the desert attack that he was accused of at the start of the movie. Just go back and watch the movie.
@@VladDascaliuc Readin your comment only shows your complete failure at understanding the message behind Man of Steel and Batman v Superman Ultimate Edition. Your approach on addressing the topic is not only insulting, but also disrespectful to the people you have yet to meet in real life. You will never know the person you talk to is potentially your future employer or wife. Next time, take a more polite approach.
The Viper youre making a good point (though i dunno why u calling me a cunt :*) The discussion about the bacterias is a common one and very difficult, maybe also impossible one to probably win for someone stating that all life is equal. So the real question here should be: What kind of life does a creature have to have in order that it should be impermissible to kill it (or to harm it in certain other ways)? When does its so called 'value' drop and when does it raise? Examples for that are that you need to be able to feel pain or that a creature has to be able to have a self-recognition or that it has to have the brain like we do or that it needs to have a certain height or weight.... Getting back to the bacteria: i personally dont know how to not harm a bacteria without putting my own life on second place and through that...giving my own life less value. And also if i kill bacteria its certainly not cuz i want to (i do btw think that bacteria are quiet resistent) and doesnt change the fact that i respect all life. But i have no clue why i should give the life of a human more value... Becaue its my own species? No! Any animal and every plant has the right to live and even though i think that the circle of life and nature still is good and essential.... And now please let me happy about that dog that was safed in that damned film :D
I love this change from his father dying of a heart attack to this. This is so much more powerful in terms of his father giving up his life. Man that's fucking amazing. I love both Father's in this one. Couldn't be any better!
You do realize that the whole point of the heart attack is that his father dies in a way that Clark can do nothing about, right? You know that's the entire point of the character, that he can't save everyone by just punching, which is why he has to be better? His father dying a silly way that could be avoided in a myriad of ways saps away from anything meaningful that Superman could ever be. It means nothing, as it was done simply to be edgy. Your taste is fucking trash, mate.
@@jeebs9 Nah, your opinion is worthless. There's nothing to move on about here, you're just wrong for saying that it's in any way better. "It was amazing!" is a shallow argument.
@@jeebs9 You're rather petty, huh. Is that the tactic? You can't answer with actual points so you just act dumb to try to tire me? Why am I not surprised?
@R R A dogs life is just as important as a human life. Both would be terrible to lose. His family was already safe at the overpass So he had a choice save the dog or leave it to die. He is a good person because he risked his life to save the dog.
@Tomáš Cerman It is as important as human life Wdym? If you don't see your pet as important then you shouldn't be their owner. A pet is apart of the family.
@Tomáš Cerman What I'm saying is a pets life isn't more valuable then a humans life, BUT that doesn't mean pets lives aren't valuable either and they deserve a chance to live just as much as humans do. He did a good thing because he risked to save the dog. Did you really expect him to just leave the dog there to die? What's wrong with you?
Died for a dog. Had a super powered son and didnt let him do what he was meant to do all because he thought the world would crucify him but he is untouchable. Wasted death for emotional response.
@@CephlonMayngrum "he thought the world would crucify him but he is untouchable." Next movie entire earth population crucified and condemns superman for his actions of saving people and literally dies.
No I would have criticized the MCU too, this set up is ludicrous, why is there a random tornado in the middle of nowhere that wasn't forecast whatsoever nor was an early warning issued. How did they not see it coming until it was like 50 meters away. For God's sake there's literally only 1 car driving in the opposite direction before then. Hell there's no cars at all on the opposite lane. They could've just turned around. The divide is completely flat too.
Just realising that I came here to cry as a son, but one day I will be coming here to cry as a father... Such a great emotion and a great work there.. and they call Snyder fans his d#ck rider... C'mon he is a great action director but c'mon what he did here is beautiful also my compliments to the actors who put this so beautifully... I appreciate my father and it motivates me to be a great father.. ♥️♥️🙂
0:42 Clark really wanted to apologize and say sorry for hurting his dad's feelings but it's too late💔😢 What he really said to his dad was cruel and it made his death even worse for him cuz he couldn't apologize to him ,poor clark must had repeated the car dialogue with his dad in his head over and over and over and maybe he still hasn't forgive himself😞 A masterpiece movie that has aged like a fine wine 💗
![Batman v Superman - I miss you dad [Ultimate Edition]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hXsqsZ7xbjM/mqdefault.jpg)
When he yelled "Dad" you can hear the pain in his voice.. Henry plays the best Superman no matter what people say.
Its stupid so first he says that he is not his dad and then he says DADDDDD stupid ass scene im happy he is not superman anymore god fuck DC
@@goldenhd9656 You know what emotions are right? Are you a human, or just a sociopath?
@@mcfoolskully mayb he is just a dumbass
@@goldenhd9656 That was not a problem, its a deliberate choice, not an accident because they were too dumb, they want their parting to be painful and sad and increase the guilt Clark would feel, so they have him let his dad die after an argument where he says you aren't my real dad. The issue is the scene just doesn't feel plausible, people who like the emotion expressed in it see past that and defend it, while others just think its contrived, they wanted to set up a scene that means Clark would let his father die and be ridden with guilt and this was the choice they made to carry it out. Possibly they could have chosen a better way, but they didn't. Also, its a writing issue, changing the actor would not make the dialogue or story better.
@@dorianleakey how is contrived or not plausible? And it wasn't so that clark would feel guilty.
“I let my father die, Cause i trusted him” has to be one of the hardest things a son has to do :(
Especially someone with the powers of Superman. I appreciate this movie more and more as time goes on.
Happened in real life for me
@@dragomegaman3711Surely you don’t mean your dad was killed by a Tornado?
I think he misunderstood that. It shows that he still has yet to understand completely why his dad went away.
Even if I knew my boy could lift school buses and see through walls. You think I'm letting him EVER set foot between me and a tornado? I'll go before he does. That's just how it is.
Love, boys and girls. Love makes you do the damnedest of things. Reason takes a backseat in those moments.
@@malcolmarworst thing you can do is leave things on a bad note with your father. My dad ghosted us when i was 19 and in college. Put the burden of man of the house on my shoulders leaving mom high and dry. He came back a few months later and tried to make amends.........i wasn't having any of it i had alot of hate and rage that still hasn't gone away completely after 21 years. So i ghosted him the last 3 years of his life.......then i get a call from my grandmother in wiaconsin after pulling a double and find out my old man died. Listened to his last few voicemails and they were of a broken old man after he was always a big tough guy growing up. TlDR tell youe old man whats on your mind.......tommorrow isn't a guarantee.
So this is what Bruce meant when he said “Men are brave.”
Bruce Wayne? When?
when he fights with superman
There is brave and then there is stupid...this is just stupid.
Morpheus Fishburn
Except that he is not protecting his family.....he is dying to save his dog and leaving his family without a father.
He did a stupid thing and got killed because of it.....🤷🏼♂️Hey at lest they got the dog how heroic!
Your kids will be so proud at your gravestone....moron
Bizzrom moghor
Mate, if we humans found out about a man who can fly, is invulnerable, has laser eyes, what do you think we would do?
Experiment on him, treat him as a threat, make him an enemy to the state, put him in a high pedestal as if he’s God
Kinda like what the other movies did
Just finished saying you’re not my Dad. Realizes his mistake saying that and was about to apologize. Tornado comes along and takes his Dads life while he watches. All because his Dad didn’t want people to see his real power. Heart wrenching moment that is very emotional. This movie was so well done, one you’re glad they remade for todays timeline.
Kinda reminds me of Uncle Ben before he died. Peter coldly rebuffed him only to later see him die as he wailed and called out Peter.
@@dallasyap3064 interesting, maybe our heroes are not really good how much they are guilt ridden? Would be a nice plot twist.
At this moment, Clark is just around 19 or 20. Didn't even know his full potential and power. For every dad, his child is precious and he didn't want any harm to his son. So he tried to save the dog on his own. This was a message to Clark from his father that no life is left unchecked. And to protect the people you love from any harm just like his father had done to save him knowing or unknowing that his son is indestructible. It doesn't matter he knew or not, he wouldn't let his child go near any tornado. For him, Clark is not Superman, he is his child. That is what a father would do. You would know if you are one.
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you should be hired as one of the critics in rotten tomatoes so the score for these films would be balanced not dissed heavily.
Fathers... MEN.. always sacrificing themselves for others, may it be children or a wife.
Women do not have the same wiring unfortunately.. that's why they didn't make that scene with Martha dying to free the dog..
The frick is a tornado gonna do to Clark? He carried a bus out of a river, also Martha was sitting at the back with the dog so why didn’t she get him, they also opened the door before the tornado got serious so what kind of dog would just sit there instead of try to run out, ALSO WHY’D THEY EVEN BRING THE DOG IN THE FIRST PLACE
@Elon heart touching brother
The most realistic superman movie every made and a masterpiece in acting hoping cavill will be back again...
This movie was definitely not a masterpiece. Not sure what everyone is on about.
And proper through buildings fights, loved this show. Kinda emotional with his parents too
@@S_Muss piss off
kidmods 5790 well it’s not. Not a bad movie though. A masterpiece is flung around too much now days, this was a strong superhero movie though
Realistic would've been driving to the other side to get away from the tornado.
Out of all the hands that have tried to use violence to stop the Man of Steel, it was only the hand of love that held his enormous power at bay.
This comment summarised the whole debate in this comment section.... Feel like using your comment as a quote on my superman wall at home.
Deepika Vijakumar Be my honored guest:-)
What about when Superman comes up against Harrison Ford and the all-mighty Harrison Ford Pointer Finger, that stops EVERYONE DEAD in their tracks...
@Into Infinity bro, you missed the whole point of what his dad was explaining to Clark
@Into Infinity Oh for god's sake are you serious? Superman obviously COULD save his father from dying. His father told him not to save him so he could have a normal life. You realize that he actually almost had a normal life until Zod came and he surrendered. You notice how the only one to figure out about Superman's true identity was Lois? Maybe he should be ashamed that he let his father die, but it wasn't a stupid death at all. Seriously, you sound like a 9-year-old on the internet ranting about this death because you couldn't accept the fact that he died, you're on the fourth stage of grief, anger. Now accept it and move on.
His Father’s really cared about him.
It's ironic. How the only guy who can protect the invinsible man of steel is a humble mortal dad. Chose to give his life to protect his son from the emotional pain of being discovered before he was ready.
@Mikeman Jordan it wasnt ridiculous.
@RumbleYoungMan Rumble no he wasn't. He was just a kid.
@Mikeman Jordan far from it.
@Mikeman Jordan the devil is not here. God is.
@Mikeman Jordan now he's hiding.
I love how he yells that their not his parents but the last thing he tells him before the tornado is “dad”
It's cuz when we're upset about something we say things we don't mean. Anyone's who's fought with their parents have experienced something in this area at least once but deep down even when we're mad we still love and care for them. So a small argument is like irrelevant to him losing his father figure
Proverbs 18:21 The power of the tongue.
Because when you’re mad you say things you dont mean
It's literally the point of this scene...
What is there to love about that.
He Lost His Father. Twice.
MDI yeah goku lost his grandpas twice too no wait I mean lost his dad and grandpa too
That hits uperman hard
Kinda makes sense how something like the injustice series could happen
Dhia Iqbal - He didn’t lose Pa Kent. He just watched him die and did nothing.
I knew that.
Actually 3 times he again lost him when shio was destroyed
He was like " dont come Clark stay" and when the storm was too close to carry him away with a smile and not saying a word he said "Good bye son" one of the most heart breaking scenes of any movie I've ever watched
Him raising his hand to stop clark always give me chills
Dad still prevent Clark to use his power was very sad 😢
This scene is impressive, just a dad stoping an Alien with superpowers just by raising his hand, and not saying a single word.
excellent reference
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That “DADDD” part, you could feel his pain, the tears rushing into his eyes. Great acting!
@ഡിങ്കൻ DINKAN malayali da
No matter what, I would have saved my father and more importantly he could have moved so fast and saved him without people noticing and even if people saw, so WHAT!!!!! put it down to a hallucination!! Terrible idea, just lame writing!
@@vMaxHeadroom He didn't know he had that power yet, dude.
What the tears were for was being present to what excellence could look like.
@@vMaxHeadroom You don't know what you'd have done in this situation. There was not much time to ponder on what to do, and he stopped him.
The Hardest decision Clark made in his entire life..
That or going into spec savers to try and see which glasses frames hide his identity the most!
And the next was destroying the last piece that survived Krypton, when General Zod pleaded with him to not destroy the ship.
@@ariboo94 still, this is the most hardest decision, acc to me!!!!
Clark knows that Jonathan was trying to protect him because he knew the world wasn't ready to accept what he is.
I have to agree.
This scene kills me every time with sadness. Relatable in the sense that I said some nasty stuff to my dad before he unexpectedly passed away. I'll never forgive myself.
We say things when we’re angry. He forgives you even now
i hope you'll find the strength to forgive yourself - I'm sure in his heart, your dad only remembered he loved you dearly.
Your dad loves you man no matter what happened.
This movie is a heaping pile of dog shit and this dad was an asshole.
@@alwaysdowhatsright I pray for your poor soul
2:39 the silence says it all 😭. Even today the world is not ready for this masterpiece. Everything was on point. From direction to action
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Idk James Gunn might be sad cuz it’s also his origin so we will see his dad die again
Is the masterpiece in the room with us right now?
@@zzirfamo24his movie will be nothing like man of steel, he could never recreate this art 😂
His dad saved him from revealing himself so he could have a life
Plus even thou he knows that his son is an alien and capable of anything. He was still a father by not letting him in harms way.
you mean kryptonian alien is just a word for beings that are form some were else but yeah
@@M.S.Fitness your the idiot, Johnathan sacrificed.himself to allow his "son" to keep his life
@@swordmaster8362 u must be a dumbass if u think clark would of died or got hurt lmao he could of literty stand there and not get moved the writers was just stupid
oh so thats why
8 years later and the world is still not ready for this masterpiece
Actually by seeing the reaction and the hype that justice league snyder cut is getting , I think people have now understood that snyder's movies were ahead of their time , people have understood his movies only after rewatching man of steel and BVS ultimate edition then realised what these movies actually meant and have started to apriciate his vision
@@adityaprakash3555 some youtubers now even watching it and giving their reaction to understand ZSJL
@@adityaprakash3555 you realize that there was hype behind BvS as well? And that movie was so shit its not even funny.
@@adityaprakash3555 Yes, those movies were ahead of its time. Bad writing and nonsensical plots are standard now
@@adityaprakash3555 bruh . i love snyder's justice league because he finally made a movie where characters behave like people and there's actual character development , dynamic between relationships , teamwork. MOS and BVS are still a pain to watch. if only a small number of people are calling something a masterpiece it's not a masterpiece. this movie managed to tear superman fanbase . on one hand you have this edgy version , on the other you have the classic superman loving people. snyder is not doing classic superman version and it's clear with justice league. people would've cut him some slack if he made a classic superman and managed to throw in injustice somewhere down the line . all the words about superman giving hope, people seeing him as a symbol , him guiding people into the sun. it just doesn't fit with this superman, this guy is a lot like batman than superman. he managed to do every other hero well in justice league , superman is just not the classic one. that's the only reason why people are divided on this movie
I don’t know why people hate on this movie. This movie is awesome.
You miss the whole point of this scene, aw well. People who just don't get things is why people like myself have jobs. So keep it up!
Winchester2247 nah.. it was decent at best. This scene especially is just dumb. As well as jon kents reaction to clark saving the bus full of kids. He said let em die like wtf father of superman says let kids die?? Halfway decent movie but still so many things wrong with it.
Alan Leon ah, seems like we hace yet another person who has butthurt syndrome. I didnt even mention marvel. Im a dc fan dumbass. I grew up with superman and batman TAS and JLU. this is why i critisize these movies, they are not that great.
Learn to read maybe? I said this movie was decent but flawed? How am i a hater? You're the hater... random insults instead of discussing. Sad.
Alan Leon man of steel and BvS was mediocre and JL just plain bad. And thats coming from a dc fanboy, think about that.
Alan Leon Seems like you realized you were an idiot and chose not to answer. Good.
My father was killed by a catagory 9 Tornado, he was my man of steel
God bless
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I thought the category only went as high as 5...
Damn, was he walking on the surface of jupiter at the time?
@@mercurry718same here..
2:33-3:05 was the moment people realised how much potential Henry had as an actor, and breathing life back into the Superman franchise.
Yeah, then he got re-cast
@@Loner0410they wanted a younger Superman
Wasted 11 years of a prime Clark
His dad ‘s right. After more than 5 years we’re still not ready for this masterpiece.
Bro thks for your likes and comments 😉. Now whos hyped for Matt Reeves 's "The Batman" 🦇🦇🦇
@@dominiquesoto5068 how so
@@dominiquesoto5068 True
@@dominiquesoto5068 its you idiot
Dominique Mora LOL it’s better than every single Marvel origin movie
Lol so true
I bet Superman regret every word he said there. His super good persona of Clark Kent is all thanks to the caring Martha and Jonathan Kent. They were the ones who made him into nothing but good. As divine and alien as he's by nature he still represents the very best of humanity and the Kents deserve credit for all that. This element is so important to the Superman character and it's one that cannot be forgotten!
That's what I like about this Superman. A man with regrets. Not some shiny, perfect superman.
so true, people most regret are parents died after a dispute with them.
Because we know, without the Kents, we will have Homelander.
@@MrLorenzoVids or Brightburn
Ah, yes, "made him into nothing but good" while teaching him that he probably should let children die and that he has to value his everyday life more than saving someone else's actual life. Obviously, the very best of humanity is to tell the people that have raised and loved you that they are not your parents because someone who has had literally no interaction with you appeared out of the blue.
Gotcha.
I always loved the shot at 2:36 of Clark looking back at the people and stepping out, knowing he would reveal his power only for his dad to stop him to keep his identity safe. Truly under appreciated film and way over-hated in my opinion
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actually....why not? i mean's he can just fly hgis father away from the ppl and prolly make them forget? (can't help thinking the Dad COULD be saved somehow)
@@HazelGrace-vs9oc He don't have the power to make people forget things.
@@dallasyap3064He does, but they won't wake up anymore
People misunderstand Jonathan's sacrifice here. It's NOT just about Clark revealing who he really is to a host of people and exposing his true nature to humanity (which is what would inevitably happen), but Jonathan wanted to give his son time to figure out who he is for himself...BEFORE letting the world know about him. Jonathan always knew that the type of man Clark chooses to become will define who HE is TO the world as he will be a force of irrevocable and undeniable change to the world. Jonathan was protecting Clark from humanity's worst impulses...their fear, suspicion, mistrust, doubt and possibly even their envy of his strength and abilities and desire to exploit this, or as is the case with Lex, their desire to maintain their supremacy and dominance such that they would seek to destroy anything they perceive as a threat to that. And in so doing, Jonathan was simultaneously protecting humanity from Clark becoming someone who would be defined by that fear, mistrust...exploitation etc.
THIS was done far better in the Christopher Reeve Superman where Jonathan tells Clark...YOU are here for a reason, I don't know what that reason is or whose reason it is, but one thing I know is that it isn't to score more touchdowns.
U mean compared to the Christopher reeves movie
I've always thought that Jonathan told his son to stay with all the people (including his mom) under the overpass because if the worst happened Clark would be able to save the many instead of just the one. Especially as overpasses have a tendency to be dangerous in design when hit by twisters.
@@Fickji That's an interesting take, but this notion was not expressed at least in the non-verbal exchange between Jonathan and Clark. Jonathan waves off Clark as he seems ready to race towards his dad to try and save him. This would have been great moment for Jonathan to have whispered (and for Clark to hear): "Stay with your mother, and protect her and the others, even you can't be in two places at once."
I like this take a lot. It gives meaning to everything Clark was doing at the beginning of the movie (bar waiter, ship crewmate, hitchhiking) before being the journalist he is. It was less about finding jobs to stay unknown and more about learning his place in the world.
I like a Snyder fan who knows what’s wrong and what’s right.
0:12 Henry look so young, it really look like Tom Welling in Smallville.
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vamshi dasari Huh?
@@vamshidasari what
I think that was a homage to it. I don't remember Christopher reeves having that hair cut
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Man of steel: 10/10 i will always suport this Superman, Henry Cavill and the story is just fantastic
Yes i finally am not alone. Thanks. I also love it. Perfect 10/10.
Oh boy am not alone i gave 11/10
@@AliJawad-q5d Oh yeah thanks.
Why’d they bring the dog?
@@moshpit1012 The dog is from the Kent family.
I watch this scene and cry every time because the dad was willing to sacrifice his own life just for the sake of his son
This clearly shows how important is the way you are raised or who raised you. Clark was raised by kind and good people therefore he grew up as one too. He could easily dominate earth should he had fallen to wrong hands when he was a baby
For that basically we’ve brightburn movie version of superman.
@@srijitsarkar2377 True. Tho I felt Brandon didn't have a choice in the matter even tho he was raised by a loving family.
@@raymondbatac3826 i think Brandon from Brightburn was controlled by the ship he landed in
The Red son is such a good comic, scary but good.
and that's why homelander is a heartless selfish villain, he grew up in a cold lab with only a small blanket while his "father" look at him through a glass window
5 years ago I teared up in the theatres when Jon died in this scene. 2018 and watching this scene again...still tearing up. :'(
Yup - one of the stupidest scenes in all of movie history. No, don't have your invulnerable son who can't be hurt run and grab the dog. Contrived bullshit.
lmao Guck and ponge, bunch of haters. Now run along and go hate some hello kitty videos while you're at it.
tbf at this point Kal didn't know his full capabilities, only later did he learn about his super speed & flight etc
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MusicMike512 u weak
There's a lot of people who can't appreciate how good this movie actually was.
I know smh, I loved this movie when I first it in a packed theater, and still do.
Kind of annoying too. You realize how much more people would enjoy this movie if it was released later in the years? This movie was given way too much disrespect. Best Superman movie.
@@eternalblessing4984 Facts
If I made another comment like this, some other UA-camr or commentator would’ve bashed me and rant about how they disliked this movie. I mean everyone has a right to an opinion, but don’t be so selfish in trying to convince folks that the movie is bad or trash just because the opposite side disagrees. So now I take it all in stride, and just let them know simply, “agree to disagree”.
So...
His father is kind of an idiot in this movie, making it hard to understand how Clark even grows up to be a relatively nice person. His dad literally berrates him for saving a bus full of children from sinking and tells him that he might have had to consider leaving them drown. What? His death is silly, too. First, his dad is a hypocrite for risking his life to go save a dog having told Clark to let children die. Second, Clark could and should have helped, both with and without superpowers. Nobody would have questioned a well built guy running fast to save his dad, and he had quite a bit of time too. Third, Jon giving up and just accepting his death when there was no reason to not try to run away was quite a hit to his intelligence. At the very least try to crawl. Finally, for Clark to let his dad die when he could have saved him without a doubt harms the character quite a bit. The reason why his dad is normally killed by a heart attack is to make Clark understand that there are people that he simply cannot save or help, regardless of all his powers, which grounds him as a character and humanizes him. Making it a grandiouse spectacle like this that could have been easily avoided lacks any nuance and robs Superman of that quality, making Snyder's version weaker as a result.
The scene is bad, as is the entire movie. I understand liking it, but there's no denying that. As for why the hate, it comes down to a few things. It shits on the character, it harms everything that comes after it since it is such a weak base, its villain is retarded, the stakes are all over the place... It's also how there's people writing stuff like "There's a lot of people who can't appreciate how good this movie actually was." when they apparently haven't watched a movie critically in their life and just smiled and noded to whatever bullshit was put on their screen while labeled everyone who criticized it as hateful and ignorant.
“No my immortal demigod son don’t save my life I have to give you a tragic origin”
If Clark is immortal how did he die twice in the future?
@@zhengyingli dog it’s a joke but also,John knew his son was most likely invincible
@@moist_bluehence why asked not to save him as world would fear him & experiment on him & military would confine him
@@srikanthsv79 I don’t think any military force in DC could stop Superman.
@@moist_blue then he will be a wanted criminal for not abiding which would prove his father right
The last thing he said to him was "Dad". Important part. Especially after their discussion.
Man of Steel is so UNDERRATED. This is the most pwerful scene in the whole movie. I hate that we didn't get the DC Universe we should've gotten after this film. It was a spectacular way to start it all.
A man is near a tornado and he doesn't get swept up unti he's inside it
Yeah underrated
@@4nanymous4812 im glad youve seen someone get swept up by a tornado
@@trpys glad u know physics
@@4nanymous4812 its a superman movie
@@trpys wow that's how u end an argument
I mean Marvel actually uses physics that work
It's a beautiful moment when it cuts to Lois's reaction to the story...and she's fighting tears.
It's a shit scene. Why does he go into the storm when he has an invincible son? And there's nobody alive that would just let their dad die whilst having the power to save them.
cob I know right? I've always hated this scene, so fucking cheesy.
cob because he didn't want his son exposed.
cob Bruh did you watch the movie?
Parental Guardian U need glasses
Could have saved him in a split second but he trusted him with all his heart. Gets me every time this scene.❤️
You are easy mark then. The scene was cringy - and ridiculous.
@@summertyme5748 🥱🥱🥱
@@summertyme5748 holy shet, what are you, a low life twitter user ?
@@summertyme5748no
You’re dumb.
Kevin Costner is a Star and will always be...... he has the presence, the charisma .... everything....
I don't care what everyone say about this movie. This movie has soul and heart than any other Marvel movies I have seen so far. Christopher Nolan and Zack Snyder did a great job producing this movie.
People really need to read the comics or watch the animations at least because the live action interpretations from the mcu dceu fox x men tdk trilogy are just an else world story and have nothing to do with the original characters they're just overblown with hype that most of their fans have only watched them but don't know anything outside of that
Oh please, that was such a hackneyed blatant tug at the heartstrings I can't believe anyone felt anything about it.
What convenient timing on the tornados part!
I'm surprised it was just a family pet he needed to save, and not a blind crippled orphaned burn victim.
Hahahahahahahaha..............................no, not even close. And I love this movie.
Didn't you watch Iron Man? Guardians of the Galaxy? Cap America? Go and lick DC for your own justice.
Yup I did watch those movies. But sure if you say so I will lick DC because it has great stories. Marvel is lucky that Christopher Nolan is not directing DC movies if he was directing then DC would have top the box office but after the Snyder Cut everyone are gonna love DC.
why everyone said that clark can save his father using his super speed? he dont even know his true potential yet until he met his true biological father.
That rationalization insults the movie you're trying to defend. The whole point of the scene is that clark nd jonathan are making conscious moral choices not to intervene (or accept assistance). To try to handwave those choices away because you're embarrassed by them, to sweep the dilemma under the rug with the rationalization that "maybe he couldn't have saved his father anyway" is to strip the scene of its meaning. Better to just stop being a fan if the movie embarrasses you that much.
That's not the point actually. Don't know why you bring that up. Clark was already aware of his ability except for the flight and heat vision. He saved a bus when he was a teenager. The point here was like his dad said the world is still not ready for him if he save him the truth will be revealed that the kid who save a bus before is the same person who save his dad in the tornado the government would clearly intervene and Clark's life and his mother would be miserable
People hate what they dont understand
Even with super speed he probably still couldn’t save him. Moving that fast would kill him instantly. Only the flash can do it since he has the speed force.
He could go save the dog instead .He cant die anyway
We talk about superman's acting but let's not miss the look of Kevin Costner's "Goodbye son, I love you" look.
2:42-2:57 makes me feel like I lost my mom last year.
@@nathancruz9172 I'm so sorry, my condolences and may you find comfort and peace in life.
One of the greatest DC films ever made. This will always be one of my favourite movies of all time. The score is hella good, action is awesome, story is deep and great. Underatted badass movie. 10/10
The action is overblown and actively harms the character of Clark by making destroy so much stuff that he could have avoided.
The story is "deel and great"? How? This scene alone already does not make any darn sense. His father is kind of an idiot in this movie, making it hard to understand how Clark even grows up to be a relatively nice person. His dad literally berrates him for saving a bus full of children from sinking and tells him that he might have had to consider leaving them drown. What? His death is silly, too. First, his dad is a hypocrite for risking his life to go save a dog having told Clark to let children die. Second, Clark could and should have helped, both with and without superpowers. Nobody would have questioned a well built guy running fast to save his dad, and he had quite a bit of time too. Third, Jon giving up and just accepting his death when there was no reason to not try to run away was quite a hit to his intelligence. At the very least try to crawl. Finally, for Clark to let his dad die when he could have saved him without a doubt harms the character quite a bit. The reason why his dad is normally killed by a heart attack is to make Clark understand that there are people that he simply cannot save or help, regardless of all his powers, which grounds him as a character and humanizes him. Making it a grandiouse spectacle like this that could have been easily avoided lacks any nuance and robs Superman of that quality, making Snyder's version weaker as a result.
@@VladDascaliuc To me, i think it was great. It shows how human superman can be. His dad didn't agree to let kids die, he said "maybe", which means he is not SURE. He causes a little destruction, but it was not all his fault it was the world engine. He couldn't help his dad during the tornado because if he did. He would reveal himself to the world, which he was not ready for at the time. I loved this movie man but if u dont then thats fine.
@@sir.chewie6089 Do you know why the usual way to kill Jonathan Kent is to have him have a heart attack or anything along those lines? It is because it shows how Clark simply cannot save everyone, no matter what powers he has. That realization is what grounds him and humanizes him, and is what inspires him to always be the best he can be. Having instead a grandious situation that he could have changed entirely robs him of that quality, proving how this version values his daily life more than the lives of inocents, making him a bit of a cunt. Though he would not have revealed himself anyway because of everything I explained to you, so he's kind of worse because he simply let his dad die for no reason, making him an alien in terms of character.
As for the destruction he causes, he has no excuse. He destroyed several buildings by himself in fits of anger or simply because of carelesness and ends up getting a lot of people killed because of it. Being his first day is no reason for that. Imagine if I ran you over on my first day of driving and told you so. It's also very stupid that he goes first for the world engine that is in the middle of nowhere as opposed to taking down the one that's leveling a city as soon as possible.
Finally, for his dad to answer "Maybe" to him asking if he should have let them die is straight up disgusting. You can't not be sure about that. Literal silence would be a better answer, as it at least does not half agree with letting children drown and would actually show his lack of knowledge on the situation better. Jonathan is a terrible dad.
There is nothing "human" in there, other than Snyder's ego. And it's fine if you enjoyed it, but you're clearly not being critical of it to say that it's any good. It's simply not.
@@VladDascaliuc i mean it’s super juman powers what you expect?
@@ddollarz567 I know I wrote a lot, but you could at least give it a quick look. There's no point in you writing something irrelevant.
Moral : Choose your words wisely on someone before that person is gone forever.
So never get into a fight.
Yes. Try not to argue and if you do try and make up because you never know what it can lead to. Losing someone after you finish on a bad note makes you feel so guilty. It's not a good thing.
In his defense, Clark could not anticipate this was their last talk in any way and even realized his mistake almost immediately. He was about to apologize when the tornado interrupted them.
But yes, Clark definitely regretted telling Jonathan those last words to him for the rest of his life.
2:43 That's the face of proud man, he is proud because he raised good man, his son.
To every father everywhere, who sacrificed everyday thru pain.. heartbreak.. ridicule.. for the people who loved & cared. Happy Fathers day.. Everyday.. We're ALL Supermans' Dad
"My family has been farming..."
"Your family!
Jonathan Kent knew his son wanted to hurt him with this point, he didn't react but acknowledged why he shouldn't; because like all kids, they just never listen until...the worst hits.
edit: sentence structure
Yes he was dealing with an emotionall teenager and he understood, he never took it personally cos teenagers say some pretty hurtful stuff to their parents.
very well said, but in reality parent make mistake too. just when it is in the movie , it's kinda moral promotion and it makes the movie great.
“I don’t feel so good Clark”
xD
Zohair Moosvi YOU PICKED THE WRONG MOVIE FOOOO!
Zohair Moosvi Lol Jk 😅
@@Zohairmoosvi obvi u didnt get the joke 😑
Marvel in dc
If there's always one scene that never fails to bring me to tears, it's this.
ooft this is heavy. imagine being the wife and living with that guilt of being the reason your husband died.. all because you wanted to save a DOG and you were willing to put your son or husband's life at risk for a DOG. yikes
@@yasminekassem I'm not sure you got the point here haha... It's because the dad didn't want the world to see the sons abilities... He thought the world wasn't ready to see superman.
@@yasminekassem also what's the difference between here and whatspp... I'm just curious, do you still feel a sense of guilt from this?
bilbobagginzss haha yes i know that’s the point but what i said is just something i couldn’t help but notice and point out. and uhh i mean of course i still feel guilty here because i’m still hiding it from him but i feel LESS guilty because we don’t talk about such personal and intimate topics like we normally would 24/7 on whatsapp and also i don’t feel paranoid or anxious that he’s gonna find out because he’d never see it here but there’s a chance he’d see it on whatsapp..
@@yasminekassem oh okay my bad then HAHA well yes, the guilt would be immense but for me it's the facial expressions when his dad says no, don't do it. They're not ready. And yeah fair enough I guess. As long as you're good with this then that's good. But yeah make sure notifications are off hahaha
This scene was sad couldn’t help but tear up. What a tough decision to listen to his dad to not save him.
Losong someone close after argument is the worst feeling ever, made him relatable for me, weirdchamp
YEP COCK
Justice league Snyder cut was supposed to have the cyborg stuff in the same way.
Spiderman lost his uncle after their conflict...Twice
Yeah he didn't even get to say sorry too. He was just about to as well.
That day we lost the Real Man Of Steel. He shook his head; then died with a loving smile on his face. That sacrifice is partly why Superman fights for humanity.
No matter how many powers Superman has; that emotional trauma alone showed us how much love he had for that man. If that's Not Brave; then WTF is???
2:40 when he does that gesture.. always makes me sad
Plus hans zimmer too. Perfect scene.
Reminds me of Flash in THAT scene in the Snyder cut
Man this movie was absolutely top notch in almost every way. Holds up even 11 years later.
I learned. A lesson our fathers deserve more...
Way more
Bottom-up brother!
The good fathers yes
Mr Kent, I don’t feel so good.
Bricks-Forever-Pictures hahahahahahahha!!!!
You cruel human, how dare you break my heart.
O my god
Disgraceful fuck.
@@DragonsSZN shut the fuck up it is a movie. Dumbass.
Jonathan taught Clark an important lesson on heroism: even if the life that needs saving is less valuable/important than yours, it’s still the right thing to do. Trading his life for their dog’s life and keeping Clark’s secret safe is what made him an amazing parent.
That is a great example to Clark. Thats one of the reasons he gave up his life for human kind in bvs
It made him a fucking dumbass parent that should have let his invincible kid just walk in there and rescue the dog. It can all be attributed to luck - hardly proves he's a fucking alien
It’s a good lesson, but I think having his father around would be a bigger priority.
So he taught him a lesson by pretty much killing himself, and basically telling Clark to suppress his powers
@@GrantH2606 cause a normal. Person would just walk out of a tornado like nothing happens. Yeah that's normal.
Superman saw all the good deeds happening around him from a very young age which gave him the necessary moral values even after having such gr8 powers.
His father dies saving an animal. That is where he learnt that every life is precious.👌👌👌love this scene...
I cried when he just gave up and just raised his hand
And a Smile :'-(
He didnt give up, he was telling superman not to come and show everyone his true powers
i think the sadedest part about all this was that clark could see through all the dust and debris and he sees his dad swooped away.
Superman; “you’re not my dad”. Tornado around the corner; “well don’t mind if I do”
I love how Kevin Costner is hated by critics but he carries on in som ofthe biggest movies ever made, personally I luv him , think the postman is probably the greatest unrealised gem in history
Postman was actually great. I liked it when it came out.
Wait, Costner is hated by the critics?
@Shi Yuan Jiang me too , that scene with the kid holding out the letter eeek
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0:16 Spider-Man flash backs
“Stop pretending to be!”
😭😭
I honestly don’t understand how people can hate on this movie. This movie was amazing in every aspect especially with this scene. As Clark got older, he started to become a bit naive and wanted to feel like he could do more but his father pointed out that his family was farming for generations and Clark felt like it wasn’t enough and that he could do more so then he got upset. The whole purpose of the scene is to not make Clark feel guilty or feel like he could’ve done something to save his father. It was an act of trust alone and to avoid revealing your identity to preserve yourself from getting viewed by the public’s eye as a non-human being.
It's not really hard, if you're thoughtful about how people actually work and if you think about the ramifications of everyone's words and actions. If Jon can go in to rescue the dog without it looking weird, then so could Clark. All Clark had to do was pretend it wasn't very easy for him to do it, that's all. But no, Jon has to do it instead and get himself killed and leave his wife a widow and his son without a father for no good god damn reason except to make the movie dramatic.
I get that this scene may seem really moving, but that only really works as long as you only think about the film the way the movie wants you to think about it. Try thinking practically for a moment and so many of the things Clark and others do in this film stop making any sense whatsoever. MCU movies can be downright ridiculous at times, but they at least make sure getting the story from points A to B to C doesn't require the viewer to turn their brain off.
@@AngryNerdBird You're pretty much entirely correct, except for the part about Marvel. They kind of do that for quite a bunch of their movies.
@@AngryNerdBird You have earned my respect. Thank you for giving a thoughtful analysis instead of a baseless conclusion like “it’s only marvel fans who dislike MOS” or that crap people always say.
@@AngryNerdBird thank you that was my same instant reaction!
Point is that Clark would *never* let someone die to preserve his identity, and letting HIS DAD do so is even more stupid. This scene makes no sense. Clark was struggling to obey his dad orders about just letting him die, it's almost like he's a kid instead of a 20yo. This scene's just dumb.
This always hits me so hard, I know how it feels when you say something to your dad and then he well, passes. And you never get to say you love him, I love you dad.
The world was not ready for this kind of emotional and mature Superman film. Seeing where the DC universe went, now I wish we had more superhero films like this.
I cried at this part. He stop clark revealing him self so he can live normal life:(
Brings me to tears each time I watch this
@Jst005 You missed the point
Always... powerfull message, scene, music.
Kevin Costner is always a badass.
simple acting but let u realize what he wants u to know.
True. He did great in the Hatfields and McCoy series
he's been a badass since water world
Bruh I can’t think of a better parent/mentor death scene in a superhero movie. The lead up, the acting, the way it was filmed, the sense of despair…just perfect. They knocked it out of the park casting Kevin Costner as Jon kent
2:55 When you look in your Fridge and noticed someone already ate the last piece of Pie
2:57 when, DCEU is ended last year.
lol
2:39 "Talk to the hand Clark!"
Jean U Duff "Clark, do I have peanut butter on my fingers?"
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHA
Reminds me of terminator 3 part.
I don't get why people do not understand this scene at all. They keep saying that Clark could've used his super speed. Others say that Clark did not know that he had super speed. But actually both the statements are wrong. You could clearly see that he was going to save his dad but his dad said no, because he wasn't ready for the world to see Clark as Kal-el. The whole movie is about the fact that people are afraid of what they don't understand. The scene where Clark and his dad just look at each other is actually them having a conversation, where his dad is telling Clark to let him die so that Clark could have more time living as a human and not as a god. The problem is that Zack Snyder is way ahead of our time, and thus people could not understand his movies, but if you watch his films closely with patience, you will understand the true meanings of his movies.
People dont understand what cinema is. They just process what they see at first
And Jonathan Kent was fuckin right. "My father believed if the world ever know what I was, they'd rjeject me". And that's exactly what we see in BvS
No, Hack Snyder is NOT ahead of our time. This movie was absolute doggy kibble.
@@nurdonacomputer9076 🤡🖕
@@iamazteca that implies that you're the clown, thanks for reminding me.
Man.... i remember watching this scene in cinema and it absolutely tore me up, this movie was such a masterpiece.. the actors, the story, the music, just everything comes together perfect
You know what makes this scene more sad? That DAMN MUSIC, when Clark's Dad signaled him to stop
Hans Zimmer is amazing.
2:39 If your eyes didn’t get teary during this scene, then you are not human. I know mine did.
BloodyFlowerFilms oh no if only they had enough time to save him
Not even a little, to busy wondering why superman didnt save him
the cub zion storm it would have been obvious. Even if he run in superspeed and disappeared. The people behind him will be able to see that
Christian Cusi who would believe a few people when they say they saw a kid run in there compleatly unaffected
I dropped that storm on earth.
STOP, INVINCIBLE SON
lolwutyoumad Guess you didnt get the point in this...
Sometimes it's just poor/lazy writing... not everything has a profound and meaningful "point"...
Mom. It's okay. I have saved a bus from sinking and saved like 20 kids. But my dad can die.
Agree, fucking stupid scene. Could have easily have saved him. If it was my dad i would not give 2 fucks.
Really late but his dad didnt want the people to know about clarks powers.
I prefer the heart attack death for Jonathan Kent. It helps reinforce for superman that he isnt a god and cant save everyone or solve everything with power and strength.
Damn. Kevin Costner is still giving it his all (even if he wasn't in this film for long)
Henry also hitting big with that yell at the end was chilling.
man, man of steel was such a masterpiece the soundtrack the characters the acting the visuals truly underrated
You gotta admit it was a proper low blow when superman said he wasn’t his dad he didn’t mean it and that’s what made it so emotional though
I discovered DC films thanks to this movie, I've never felt all of that emotions in one movie. Such a masterpiece.
The scream of grief is not an acting .
It seems a genuine one by this man.
Well performed man.
2:50 His father stands so still like there is no any wind!
Plot twist: he actually has superpower and just flew away.
Jonathan Kent was right. Just the follow up in BvS showed that whilst the world loved the benefits of his potential help they didn't trust him. People criticizing him for being "Stupid" and dying a stupid death have missed the point. He was willing to die to protect Clark and in turn prolong the distrust towards Clark that he knew the world would have once he was revealed. Listen to Batman's rant about Superman in BvS. The exact thing Jonathan Kent was worried about. Only when Superman "died" did the world realize they were wrong.
Alright, no. He is not trusted because he leveled an entire city when he could have easily avoided it several times, not simply because big guy strong. And no, the schemes that Lex Luthor uses in BvS to harm Superman's image are nonsensical and should never have worked. The movie just goes with it because neither the creators nor the viewers actually care about it.
I love how your response is that it was avoidable, but don't detail alternative then you just disregard something as key as the fear mongering against him but then cast it as a result of people not caring. I'll do what you just did.
Alright, no. He couldn't avoid it not because the city had already been levelled by the terraforming. oops I guess I can't not explain things unlike you. I'll try again.
You think the fear mongering against him is nonsensical because you don't care. Ah, there we go. However I would point out that it's ignorant to think it's nonsensical since it's already a proven method used in real life by media platforms to direct public opinion on serious matters like economics, pandemics and wars. Ah, dang. I did it again.
@@YKSB5
"I love how your response is that it was avoidable, but don't detail alternative then you just disregard something as key as the fear mongering against him but then cast it as a result of people not caring. I'll do what you just did. "
What alternatives do you want me to detail? "Don't throw bad guys into trains"? "Don't push the bad guys through several buildings"? "Fight them in space since you can fly and they can't"?
"Alright, no. He couldn't avoid it not because the city had already been levelled by the terraforming. oops I guess I can't not explain things unlike you. I'll try again."
I think you messed up your comment gramatically somewhere in here, but in any case, he could have avoided the leveling of the city if he had just went for the machine in said city instead of the one in the middle of nowhere. And he still made Zod fly into buildings and populated areas AFTER the kryptoforming machine thing.
"You think the fear mongering against him is nonsensical because you don't care. Ah, there we go."
What? No. I don't care because what you're saying is nonsensical, and I actually explained how what is brought up in BvS about how he's a danger to the world is correct as confirmed by his actions in this movie.
"However I would point out that it's ignorant to think it's nonsensical since it's already a proven method used in real life by media platforms to direct public opinion on serious matters like economics, pandemics and wars. Ah, dang. I did it again."
I think you got lost somewhere in thinking about what I said and kind of made up what you're talking about as you went.
For the record:
-Jonathan Kent is wrong, as the backlash Clark gets in BvS is unrelated to what Jon thought he would get. Had Clark not being so terrible at being good, he would not have actually had much of an issue to be the nice guy we're supposed to take him as in Justice League. In fact, he is actually quite well liked and even venered by a fair amount of people by the start of BvS, so this point is just moot.
-The backlash in BvS comes from 2 different places, one that kind of makes sense and the other that does not at all. The former is the criticism he gets for being such a terrible savior in Man of Steel, of which he doesn't get enough, while the latter comes from Luthor's plan to blame people's deaths on Superman dispite him having no involvement in any of them, which are very easy to prove to be that way.
I'm sorry, your comment is just off since you tried to "copy" me without understanding what I'm saying while also trying to say what you wanted to say.
Can you try to rewrite it in such a way that it's easier to understand?
@@VladDascaliuc Fight in space... So just ignoring the fact that Zod proved how adept he was at adapting to the conditions and that he was capable of flying part way through the fight? Also I never said he wasn't a danger to the world. You need to go back and read what I said and properly comprehend my statement. You said the schemes lex luthor used were non-sensical. I said they weren't since his scheme was using fear mongering to ruin supermans image. You then follow up by saying that the movie creators and audience just go with it. Implying the non-sensical scheme. I didn't make anything up. You seem to either be incapable of comprehending your own statement or back tracking. Also Jon was right because the moment a bit of doubt appeared towards supermans they showed huge distrust in his intentions towards earth. It didn't stem just from the city destruction, it came from the desert attack that he was accused of at the start of the movie.
Just go back and watch the movie.
@@VladDascaliuc Readin your comment only shows your complete failure at understanding the message behind Man of Steel and Batman v Superman Ultimate Edition. Your approach on addressing the topic is not only insulting, but also disrespectful to the people you have yet to meet in real life. You will never know the person you talk to is potentially your future employer or wife. Next time, take a more polite approach.
Man I still cry after this scene
glad the dog made it
ITacHiUcHiha Same, I'm tried of people saying that the dog isn't worth saving just because they aren't human!
A dogs life is not equal to a humans
Robert fighter i have to disagree...all life is equal
Robert fighter I don't care
The Viper youre making a good point (though i dunno why u calling me a cunt :*)
The discussion about the bacterias is a common one and very difficult, maybe also impossible one to probably win for someone stating that all life is equal.
So the real question here should be: What kind of life does a creature have to have in order that it should be impermissible to kill it (or to harm it in certain other ways)?
When does its so called 'value' drop and when does it raise?
Examples for that are that you need to be able to feel pain or that a creature has to be able to have a self-recognition or that it has to have the brain like we do or that it needs to have a certain height or weight....
Getting back to the bacteria: i personally dont know how to not harm a bacteria without putting my own life on second place and through that...giving my own life less value.
And also if i kill bacteria its certainly not cuz i want to (i do btw think that bacteria are quiet resistent) and doesnt change the fact that i respect all life.
But i have no clue why i should give the life of a human more value...
Becaue its my own species?
No! Any animal and every plant has the right to live and even though i think that the circle of life and nature still is good and essential....
And now please let me happy about that dog that was safed in that damned film :D
I cried here... honestly they put soo much emotion here that we all could learn from.
I love this change from his father dying of a heart attack to this. This is so much more powerful in terms of his father giving up his life. Man that's fucking amazing. I love both Father's in this one. Couldn't be any better!
You do realize that the whole point of the heart attack is that his father dies in a way that Clark can do nothing about, right? You know that's the entire point of the character, that he can't save everyone by just punching, which is why he has to be better?
His father dying a silly way that could be avoided in a myriad of ways saps away from anything meaningful that Superman could ever be. It means nothing, as it was done simply to be edgy.
Your taste is fucking trash, mate.
@@VladDascaliuc I gave you a like so you can move on. All opinion welcomed here
@@jeebs9 Nah, your opinion is worthless. There's nothing to move on about here, you're just wrong for saying that it's in any way better. "It was amazing!" is a shallow argument.
@@VladDascaliuc Agree. Liked. Thanks!
@@jeebs9 You're rather petty, huh. Is that the tactic? You can't answer with actual points so you just act dumb to try to tire me? Why am I not surprised?
This man saved the dog when his life is about to be taken by the tornado, this scene is a masterpiece 🙏
@R R A dogs life is just as important as a human life.
Both would be terrible to lose.
His family was already safe at the overpass
So he had a choice save the dog or leave it to die.
He is a good person because he risked his life to save the dog.
@Tomáš Cerman It is as important as human life Wdym?
If you don't see your pet as important then you shouldn't be their owner.
A pet is apart of the family.
@Tomáš Cerman What I'm saying is a pets life isn't more valuable then
a humans life, BUT that doesn't mean pets lives aren't valuable either and they deserve a chance to live just as much as humans do.
He did a good thing because he risked to save the dog.
Did you really expect him to just leave the dog there to die?
What's wrong with you?
@@legendarytronic7774 the most stupid things ive ever read. Fyi i have 2dog 1 cat.
@@lalalandblur8870 What?
I cried remembering my father when I watched this scene
atul kumar yeah and in the other comment u had u we're happy as can be
Aww :c
Ah there's just an another attention whore!
Woah cool story bro!:D
@@Necromaniac. Fucking dumbass.
That moment of silence was cinema gold
I miss my dad too.i always said harsh words to him.but i loved him the most and i hope i will see him again.
This scene made me tear up abit because I can feel the pain in his scream when he says “Dad” such a powerful scene and really good acting
How the hell does Henry Cavill sound like a teenager there? Henry is good with voices isn't he
That's what I thought too
It was funny seeing him acting like a teenager/college student yet he did it so perfectly.
He is
I cried so hard too. The world is not ready.
Pretty sure if this exact same scene happened in the MCU, everyone would be praising it
I agree with Martin Scorcese
Died for a dog. Had a super powered son and didnt let him do what he was meant to do all because he thought the world would crucify him but he is untouchable. Wasted death for emotional response.
@@CephlonMayngrum and the world did crucify him in the next movie
@@CephlonMayngrum "he thought the world would crucify him but he is untouchable."
Next movie entire earth population crucified and condemns superman for his actions of saving people and literally dies.
No I would have criticized the MCU too, this set up is ludicrous, why is there a random tornado in the middle of nowhere that wasn't forecast whatsoever nor was an early warning issued. How did they not see it coming until it was like 50 meters away.
For God's sake there's literally only 1 car driving in the opposite direction before then. Hell there's no cars at all on the opposite lane. They could've just turned around. The divide is completely flat too.
Just realising that I came here to cry as a son, but one day I will be coming here to cry as a father... Such a great emotion and a great work there.. and they call Snyder fans his d#ck rider... C'mon he is a great action director but c'mon what he did here is beautiful also my compliments to the actors who put this so beautifully... I appreciate my father and it motivates me to be a great father.. ♥️♥️🙂
The way Henry Cavil portrays sadness and sorrow in this scene is really good. Not gonna lie, almost made me cry
His accent voice
i love you dad ii miss you
watched this again after 3 years and still cried
0:42 Clark really wanted to apologize and say sorry for hurting his dad's feelings but it's too late💔😢
What he really said to his dad was cruel and it made his death even worse for him cuz he couldn't apologize to him ,poor clark must had repeated the car dialogue with his dad in his head over and over and over and maybe he still hasn't forgive himself😞
A masterpiece movie that has aged like a fine wine 💗