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Superman (1978) 3 Hour TV Version
Clark says goodbye to Ma Kent
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Film description: Just before the destruction of the planet Krypton, scientist Jor-El sends his infant son Kal-El on a spaceship to Earth. Raised by kindly farmers Jonathan and Martha Kent, young Clark discovers the source of his superhuman powers and moves to Metropolis to fight evil. As Superman, he battles the villainous Lex Luthor, while, as novice reporter Clark Kent, he attempts to woo co-worker Lois Lane
Director: Richard Donner
Cast: Christopher Reeve (Superman / Clark Kent), Gene Hackman (Lex Luthor), Margot Kidder (Lois Lane), Marlon Brando (Jor-El), Jackie Cooper (Perry White), Marc McClure (Jimmy Olsen), Ned Beatty (Otis), Sarah Douglas (Ursa), Jeff East (Young Clark Kent), Glenn Ford (Pa Kent), Phyllis Thaxter (Ma Kent)
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@georgeorwell4534 4 года назад

When she says, “Remember us son. Remember always.....”, it carries the hope of every parent to their children.

@Joker-qh7fq 3 года назад

😪😪😪😪

@edwardweiss7145 2 года назад

freakin crying over here 😭 😢 😪

@Alex861697 2 года назад

Depends how it goes In life

@ericwashington8998 2 года назад

Well most parents don't expect their children to leave home without a word for 12 years. That must of been pretty devastating for Martha Kent. Glad the new version altered that bit of storyline. It was kind of cruel.

@dignerds Год назад

The parents in this version gave no moral advice

@RedThorn 5 лет назад

One of the best scenes in the entire movie. The music, the cinematography, the acting... The little touch of Ma Kent having to hug Clark a second time is like a gut-punch. Snyder even gave this scene a little nod in Man of Steel where Clark returns home. When the two hug, Clark releases himself from the hug early on, but Ma Kent holds on so he gives her a second hug. Such a motherly thing to do.

@user-ve5ln5le9y 4 года назад

Also the dog running out towards the field, and Martha looking out the window

@JacobChacko3008 3 года назад

This is my favourite scene from the movie

@JediWitness2 3 года назад

Yes indeed. I noticed the similarity when watching Justice league. Snyder did a number of respectful things to both Superman and Michael Keatons Batman with a free bars from the original themes to both of those movies as well as these scene as you pointed out, though it was no where near as powerful as I would have loved in Justice league. Diane lane should have run up and clutched onto Clark as ma Kent did in this scene to, especially after losing him for months and expecting to never see him again. But then so few actors or directors today can REALLY capture the feel, emotions and power in scenes like this people really want to see anymore.

@chrismc410 2 года назад

Even the Man of Steel is no match for mom

@t2212gf 5 лет назад

I had lost my dad to cancer when I was 18. A few years later I was visiting my mom and we watched this film together. She got very emotional at this scene. “This scene reminds me of when you moved out of the house,”’she said. I was the youngest child and the last to leave the house.

@chae226 4 года назад

I hope your mom is doing fine. As for your dad, I'm sure that he lived a very happy life. May God rest his soul in Heaven.

@ericsantana1184 4 года назад

The Lord has done so much for your family. He has given your father peace. Though it is hard to lose someone you must not forget that the Lord has a place for your father a very special place in your heart as he knows you truly loved your father as the Lord loves you. Don't lose your faith nor your way as the Lord knows your true faith in him lives and is eternal in your heart.

@aboodjasemAlsaeed 4 года назад

Sorry for your loss brother

@aranjuez4411 4 года назад

OM Gosh! :"~(

@t2212gf 4 года назад

My mom passed nearly 23 years after my dad. She had a good life. They both passed away in January. Thanks for your sentiments.

@KarlA-vk4kn 4 года назад

The first time I watched Superman The Movie I really had to hold back my tears during this scene. Testament to Richard Donner's direction and Geoffrey Unsworth's superb cinematography

@mogreen1249 2 года назад

Also the storyline by Mario Puzzo (The GodFather) ,he brings saddness as well as good aspects into the storyline of the movie!

@ivangomez123 Год назад

Only a few filmakers have followed into Donner's footsteps like Bryan Singer, Sam Raimi, Christopher Nolan, Zack Snyder, Patty Jenkins, Ryan Coogler and James Wan.

@73rmin47or 5 лет назад

Most powerful scene in entire movie...i Always cry everytime i see this scene.

@jamesd362 5 лет назад

Rotilio Madeira “Do you know where you’re headed?” - sets the tears off every time....

@nymike06 Год назад

Same here.

@TheMotz55 2 года назад

I remember leaving home and saying goodbye to my mother. Little had I known I would never see her again. It hurts when I watch this clip.

@nymike06 Год назад

So sorry. My condolences.

@juliapigworthy Год назад

Sorry for your loss. At least she lived long enough to see you grow up and fly the nest though, an important step every parent should hope their kids will take even if it's difficult to face at the time.

@TheMotz55 Год назад

@@nymike06 ty

@TheMotz55 Год назад

@@juliapigworthy I was a very young adult at the time.

@nymike06 Год назад

@@TheMotz55 You're very welcome

@Onyantakos 2 года назад

This must be the one of the most heartfelt moment in the history of American movie.Thanks.

@tonymata8070 Год назад

This scene hits me harder since I lost both parents months apart this year and in 2021, I start to cry endless tears because of how much I loved my mom, and whenever I think of the few good memories I had with my father when I was a kid.

@nymike06 Год назад

Sorry for your loss. My condolences.

@tonymata8070 Год назад

@@nymike06 Thank you, it's still not easy especially since I still miss hearing her voice in the kitchen every morning.

@nymike06 Год назад

@@tonymata8070 You're very welcome. Thank you for sharing your message

@elle5031 Год назад

Sorry for your loss. I lost my father this year...May 8. It hit me harder than I could have predicted. Hope you're doing better...

@tonymata8070 Год назад

@@elle5031 I'm doing somewhat better, I still sob here and there randomly.

@stevenwatchorn9816 4 года назад

1:37 God, I love this shot. The house diminished in the lower right, the dynamic line out to where Clark is standing. It says everything that needs to be said about his state of mind before he even utters any words.

@chattjedi 4 года назад

My dad passed away six months ago and watched this scene over and over again because I feel as I have a destiny somewhere out there to grasp.

@nymike06 Год назад

Very beautiful!

@captainnutsack8151 Год назад

you don't

@curriphacreator 2 месяца назад

How’s it going?

@jamestoro4141 4 года назад

This scene should have been “ Oscar” nominated. What an amazing and beautiful scene. One of the greatest and most powerful scenes in cinematography history.

@aranjuez4411 4 года назад

YESSSSSS!!!! I break down every single time I watch it!! :"~(

@scoutart1508 3 года назад

Better yet, a cinematography category nomination

@waverider227 3 года назад

Agree!

@moondustgirl2132 2 года назад

Yes, master cinematographer Geoffrey Unsworth should have been nominated for an Oscar. He was in the BAFTAS.

@slimanegrandpere6246 2 года назад

Yeah and why this is best superhero movie ever with strong acting

@deanwalker870 6 лет назад

The film was dedicated with love and respect to Sir Geoffrey Unsworth,and after watching this scene, its perfectly understandable. Photographic perfection. Pure genius. Breathtaking.

@socialwarsmiejercito5608 4 года назад

Who died shortly after the movie was released

@LordZontar 4 года назад

The cinematography in this scene and a couple of others showcasing the wide open spaces of Kansas is like something out of a John Ford movie. This is wide-scale visual art in the service of advancing plot and establishing character.

@user-ve5ln5le9y 4 года назад

That’s Alberta Canada. All the outdoor scenes were shot there. The farm is in a very rural location. Also they filmed in Canada in the Rockies on the highway

@waverider227 3 года назад

@@user-ve5ln5le9y true I read they had originally wanted to film it in Kansas but the wheat fields had been threshed so they had to go further north to Alberta where it was still cool enough to still grow the wheat for a few more months plus Canada at that time was a well known “ tax shelter” meaning films shot there could avoid heavy tax burdens.

@waverider227 3 года назад

He was a genius with camera work as was John Williams with musical score the perfect combination!

@robertjohnson1602 5 лет назад

A touching moment between mother and son characters in what I think is the best Superman movie. There is something very special and moving in this scene. It is heartbreaking, yet liberating. The music accurately sentiments the love and respect required for letting go and moving forward.

@historybuff6715 2 года назад

Superman has always been a Jesus type character. So in a way this is like Jesus saying goodbye to Mary knowing what is going to happen to him when he starts his ministry.

@sandal_thong8631 Год назад

Someone said that showing this movie to kids 20, 30, 40 years later, they might think it's boring because not much happens; he rescues a few people and stuff. But it is very heartfelt. Siskel & Ebert said the Lois and Superman romance made the movie as much as the FX to make it seem like he's flying.

@jamestoro4141 4 года назад

This scene always brings tears to my eyes. Probably one of the most powerful and emotional scenes ever in movie history.

@PungiFungi 3 года назад

This one simple scene just blows the entire Man of Steel movie away.

@andyhumphrey9351 10 месяцев назад

Absolutely 👍

@josephvijay1132 9 месяцев назад

And the entire "Messed Craptastic Universe" MCU ! PERIOD.

@n9597 8 месяцев назад

i gree

@roquefortfiles 6 месяцев назад

Yup. The new Superman's just don't get all the Andrew Wyeth Americana symbolism. Its all about the beefcake actor in the tights. And that's not what its all about.

@cw9817 6 месяцев назад

I agreed with you upon first viewing of Man of Steel, but not after subsequent views. Man of Steel in its own way tries for a similar-but-different gravitas to the one that Donner gave this movie, and mostly succeeds. Mind you, I'm not saying that any scene in Man of Steel equals this one; it doesn't. But Man of Steel stands on its own right as a worthy presentation of Superman.

@ronaldolara7853 4 года назад

The music...the farm.., the sunrise..., everything in this movie was perfect!

@Filhill 3 года назад

the cheerios...

@teniola9304 3 года назад

When my late mother dropped me off at the metro station before she left for Nigeria. I cried. I really wished that I could hug her again before she left me. THIS scene reminded me of my mother and me.

@Joker-qh7fq 3 года назад

😪😪🙏🏻🙏🏻

@Rickwmc 3 года назад

Me, too.

@stephanielaurenbounds4958 10 месяцев назад

The Canadian Praries of Alberta Province - SO MAJESTIC AND BEAUTIFUL!!! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

@WizelBalan 3 года назад

Thing that is nice is that even after spending years away in the Fortress of Solitude and learning from Jor-El that Ma Kent was still alive and Clark would send her money from his paycheck, he never forgot.

@coryferguson8234 Год назад

I was thinking the same thing

@spkanava Год назад

1977

@spaceUniverse2012 4 года назад

You can feel the waves of the fields of gold canvas in the background, hugging the partly cloudy blue skies in the distance, such cinematographic perfection when it comes to details and capturing the moment. This is how movies should still be made alongside the new technology. The art should never be forgotten just for the sake of more profit.

@user-ve5ln5le9y 4 года назад

Is this heaven? No it’s Alberta

@cdsilber 6 лет назад

This is Aaron Copland through and through, beautifully integrated into Superman. Who would've thought, other than John Williams.

@tjp1451 4 года назад

Oh absolutely. Check out the great podcast The Soundtrack Show, they just did a 4-part podcast on this score. If you get how this is Copeland, you will love it.

@AndSendMe 2 года назад

Since it is rather popular to accuse Williams of "stealing", my hackles rise when people make unqualified statements about how something Williams wrote is some other composer's work. But what Williams wrote for Superman is Williams. He used the Copland style to give his score a communicative flavor, but Williams' music is original right down to how he uses his borrowed elements of style. It's never all that important that Williams took inspiration from some other composer's work, it's always that he made such thoughtful, powerful, and original use of the materials. I went and listened to The Soundtrack Show to hear for myself what the argument re: Copland was, and was pleasantly surprised. That guy understands Williams better than anyone else I've run into.

@IIIJFRIII 6 лет назад

They don't make them like this anymore.

@steamboatwill3.367 5 лет назад

they do, occasionaly, maybe if "you" actually went to see them.

@patsfan4life 4 года назад

Steamboat Willie. Wrong

@yyhh4046 4 года назад

This is just a comic but they made it like a epic. Avengers are very entertaining but not like this anymore.

@epicmickey2351 4 года назад

Interstellar

@actuary33 4 года назад

No CGI no plastic actors no remake crap...just beauty! And that isnt a big enough word!

@giorgosk2884 3 года назад

This is why 1978-80 Superman are the best films ever made.. Even the story is about an alien super tech civilization,the humanity of the film is even bigger with scenes like this one.

@TheGreggl 10 месяцев назад

Man I cried here…such a powerful scene.

@matineyang Год назад

When people say they can't relate to Superman / Clark Kent, we all can relate to having to leave home in search of our place in this world.

@alcd6333 4 года назад

Underrated actors - both Phyllis Thaxter (RIP) and Jeff East.

@nel1962 3 года назад

I know everyone thinks the setting of the twins suns in Star Wars is one of John Williams’ most beautiful and movingly scored scenes but the swell of music over the image of Clark and his mother in the field always moved me more.

@benwheeler4223 Год назад

My Mom died in 2018. She made it to 95. I can still feel her hugs when I was a little kid. This scene always brings back those memories. 🥹❤️It’s comforting to read the comments here of people loving their parents. So much hatred in the world. Good to feel some love.

@LOGAN51270 3 года назад

Sometimes it's the small things. Look at Thaxter's eyes when she looks out the window. It conveys her love of her son, and the slight smile too where she knows it's time for him to find himself. His destiny. It's a very human thing that every mother goes through letting their children go...for better or worse to find their own way. That's what this cast and crew NEVER lost sight of: The Humanity all around.

@mersattack734 Год назад

the best comment I've read in this video ice cold beers for you bro.

@victorr3554 Год назад

1:10, She knows already, a good mother always knows. Such good acting from Thaxter here, she conveys everything without uttering a word.

@55Quirll 2 года назад

Movies that don't have CGI seem to have a better message than those that have. This brings more tears to my eyes than the Man of Steel even though the Man of Steel had more action, this had more emotion.

@Mrbimmer11 Год назад

U dont need cgi when u have a god story ,acting and practical effects

@RavenburnX 2 года назад

There is knowing and acceptance in those mothers kind eyes! Just a hell of a scene, they don’t make em like this anymore, this is where Clark becomes a man Remember son,, always remember!

@MarkArandjus 3 года назад

This scene showcases an obscure Superman power of cutting invisible onions.

@drewhendley 2 года назад

Imagine having parents who love you on two planets 🪐 🌏

@marcosvelez4148 2 года назад

0:52 Beautiful and emotionally moving shot highlighted by John Williams' score... with product placement.

@TheAntiFeminist2 Год назад

This scene is Too powerful! The music, when she says "Remember son, always remember us" and they both hug so powerfully, then separate, then MA Reaches out so fast for another more powerful hug 😵😥😢😢😭😭😭😭... It's just Too much and having both my parents gone just thinking about this scene brings the tears. It choked me up when I was a kid and first saw it when Mom was still around, now it's faar worse.

@TheGrafton12 2 года назад

My God, that backdrop is gorgeous. No CGI, no green screen. Just a vista of America that we rarely see anymore

@sandal_thong8631 Год назад

Canada I think.

@user-ve5ln5le9y Год назад

That’s all Alberta, Canada. And the cemetery and the walk ‘north’ through the Canadian Rockies

@ppiorkowski1502 Год назад

Got to love Mama Kent and her old fashion ways of living. It being the crack of dawn and asking Clark if he's going to sleep all day!! Imagine doing that with this generation of kids. This scene is so frickin sad I figured I'd try to break the levity with a comedic take.

@boudusaved4719 2 года назад

The best Ma Kent EVER!!!!

@SaintZachary 3 года назад

This came from my childhood (GenX) 70s But now looking back The vibe is from old Hollywood 30s/40s So beautiful..........

@JacobChacko3008 3 года назад

Clark/Kal-El became a good and caring person because he was brought up by good parents....which is a hard thing to find in America these days... And also The shot of Clark standing in the distant field in the morning is amazing 0:38 ....not to mention John William's music which is the main factor ....it's like actually being in heaven

@chrismc410 2 года назад

And his best friend is a rich neurotic jerk but will go through Hell and back with him.

@shawnswint1521 2 года назад

@@chrismc410 If you mean Bruce Wayne/Batman. Your Right!!!

@sanjirosanjiro6529 2 года назад

One of three of the greatest scenes in movie history and the other two also belong to this flick (death of pa Kent, superman finding Louis dead) pure genius.

@ed7hanke 2 года назад

I'm like "Who's Louis?" and then I realized you must mean Lois. 🤣

@johncarter6852 5 лет назад

the hero's journey.....

@eldesgraciado6690 4 года назад

That's exactly what I was thinking.

@MrDasmaster 4 года назад

just like in star wars 7, 8 and 9

@bassemkattan76 5 лет назад

Ouch! There's something in my eye

@bdjoh011 4 года назад

He did remember her. They obviously reunited after his 12 years with Jor-el because he asked Perry White to send his paycheck to her. I wish they had shown the scene.

@scotia7326 2 года назад

For my grandparents ~ One died the very year this film was released, leaving the family in shambles. It wasn’t until my grandfather took his children to see this film mere weeks later, that they were inspired to keep on living. The other, my grandfather, kept on going until November 9th 2020. He was Superman to me.

@mightysaturn5133 2 года назад

God bless him and you, a beautiful comment

@angelofdarkness243 6 месяцев назад

Bro! You gonna make me cry now!

@ofb-jq5lc 5 лет назад

0:53 - A frame within a frame within a frame. A masterful composition. What a great movie.

@mos6507 4 года назад

Unfortunately spoiled by some product placement, but hey, it was an expensive movie.

@JonnRamaer Год назад

Yep. It will always get me... i will always cry. Cried as a boy in cinema...crying as a man with grown children now. This is the best.

@marioaguileraiii8181 Год назад

John Williams really knew how to score a film! Clark has realized he must leave home to become who he really is. And Ma Kent already knows that he must go. The music really captures the meaning of this moment!

@LordZontar Год назад

John Williams is mostly known for his Star Wars music, but his score for Superman, I think, is his masterpiece.

@shawnswint1521 2 года назад

Richard Donner Created a Timeless Classic with Superman. He took a Comic Book Character that Seemed Childish & Ridiculous to Most & Gave it a Shakespearean Feel on the Big Screen. R.I.P Richard Donner!!!

@gither23 5 лет назад

Always feel bad for Ben Hubbard. It’s not enough that he’s gotta farm his 120 acres. Now he’s gotta farm ma Kent’s 120 acres.

@blockmasterscott 4 года назад

You know, I was thinking of that too.

@bdjoh011 4 года назад

Well, apparently Clark comes back after 12 years since he tells Perry White to send half his paycheck to his mother's address. Although we never see them reunited.

@sharoneasley9717 4 года назад

gither23, in the rural region of life, people looked upon their neighbors as family. Plus, the generation the Kent's and Mr. Hubbard come from, that's just how people were, at least for the most part.

@bdjoh011 4 года назад

@@sharoneasley9717 I know, even today, I don’t know why anyone would want to live in the city? As a person, who as a wide-eyed young person from a small town tried the big city once, I can safely say that every stereotype of city people being rude and uncaring is mostly true. Sure, there were some nice, friendly people here and there in the city, and sure not everyone in the country is nice and neighborly, but by and large people in the country are far more neighborly and treat you like family. They may not often be the most educated people, but I would take an uneducated bumpkin any day over a stuck-up metrosexual with an Ivy League education and looks down on everyone who doesn’t fit their view of the world.

@iyerzzzzz Год назад

One of the most heart breaking realities of life is when a child has to leave his parents

@ghostwolf5347 5 лет назад

Obviously hands down no can touch this. No matter how many remakes and reboots. Christopher Reeves was our Superman! This guy playing Clark Kent was spot on. I liked Smallville it was a good send off for Christopher Reeves a good passing the torch. If Tom Welling wasn't such a bitch about putting on the suit he would have made an excellent Superman and would have made millions! Smallville would have been up there with Game of Thrones.

@shawbros 4 года назад

Ghost Wolf His name is "Reeve", not "Reeves".

@angelofdarkness243 Год назад

Well!! he was Clark kent, not Superman.

@bataltsev 3 года назад

The best scene from all movies I have seen. Beautiful music, the actors. Bravo.

@socialwarsmiejercito5608 4 года назад

Love the clouds and the grain fields

@BillofRights1951 4 года назад

A BIG blockbuster film with genuine heart what a concept! This scene was one of many examples of why this will always be the best version. Perfect cast, cinematographer, score, and director. Richard Donner totally got it, and from all accounts the cast and crew loved him. And yeah, I tear up every time I see this scene. Just friggin' perfection.

@woof3598 3 года назад

Donner got this perfect

@t2212gf 4 года назад

When my mom was still alive, I rented this film and we watched it...then this scene came on and tears filled her eyes. “This scene reminds me of when you moved out of the house for the last time,” she said.

@umarasad1274 3 года назад

What an emotional scene. I had tears in my eyes

@petergalbraith5652 5 лет назад

A super cast, A super director, A super music composer and what do you have? SUPERMAN.

@jonq8714 4 года назад

Best superhero film ever.

@josephherman5790 11 месяцев назад

The scene where Pa Kent dies because of a stroke gets me crying all the time.This scene does as well.

@brianfeuhtinger3267 5 лет назад

At 2:56, John Williams Music Expressed that moment Perfectly, I Still get Choked-up.

@mightysaturn5133 2 года назад

yup, starting at 2:56 is where the music combined with the scenery gets me every time...just too beautiful

@finnmccool1591 3 месяца назад

I love how Kansas itself feels like a character in this movie.

@sasak9794 4 года назад

I remember this scene when i was just a kid and watching it.. beautiful photography, acting,music.. colors,oh my God the colors,why today movies are so dark and gridy..I love this movie,they don't make them like this any more,but they don't have to.. CGI crap that you forget the moment you step out of cinema..

@mattsharkey8437 4 года назад

This film stands out due to it's wide range of emotions and lack of dependence on effects compared to today's films.

@sonofabicho 4 года назад

The moment when everyone leave to make our own path

@marcusalvarez370 4 года назад

I can't get through that scene without crying Richard Donner created a masterpiece.

@johnchristina1340 5 лет назад

I like how the Cheerios box flipped around on its own.

@insomn3ak 3 года назад

I was 9 when I first saw this, and this scene made me cry then. Still does. It’s so well crafted.

@stefano78 5 лет назад

What a poignant scene. Makes me lament the state of the movie industry today, which is focused all on special effects, one-liners, and other superficial things. There is no focus on basic human decency which in this scene is represented by the great sadness of leaving home.

@mutalemwananshiku4098 4 года назад

There are still those movies though...

@PungiFungi 3 года назад

@@mutalemwananshiku4098 often ruined by melodramatic hifalutin over acting and treating the audience like they can’t think for themselves. Oh that’s right, today’s audiences are so dumb down.

@kashattack Год назад

This movie has something that the subsequent Superman movies lacked - heart.

@metsrus 3 года назад

I know Clark had a destiny but it makes me sad and uneasy that he would leave his mother alone on the farm by herself.

@mikegallant811 2 года назад

Abe don't worry. He made sure that Ben Hubbard would help her out, and when he began working for Mr. White at the Daily Planet, he arranged for some of his pay to be sent to her. He never forgot her. But then good dutiful sons always look out for their mama.

@Sancho_Retablez 3 года назад

Andrew Wyeth on screen.

@JediWitness2 3 года назад

I recall my next oldest brother and I watching this scene as kids at the time and just THINKING about losing our own mom at some point would make us tear up! POWER, MUSIC, WRITING & ACTING like this is what's missing from soooo many movies today!

@小渕恵ニ-h7k 3 года назад

beautiful…

@KnightofDuroch Год назад

It's a pity that this was pretty much the last we saw of Martha in the films. We know she's still alive when Clark joins the Planet (he sends half his paycheck to her), so there was plenty of room for her to appear again. While Phyllis Thaxter was semi-retired after this, she lived all the way into the 2000s (so did Glenn Ford, funnily enough).

@sharpeye8388 5 лет назад

this scene touch my heart.

@CARLOSJIMENEZ-st2xh 3 года назад

The music from John Williams is Absolute Perfection in this movie. I like this scene: Clark is still searching for his Destiny.

@angelofdarkness243 Год назад

"Do you think you can threaten my mother" -Farmboy from kansas to General of Krypton

@AP-sv9wz 6 лет назад

Heartbreacking ;-((

@pasquino0733 6 лет назад

Wyeth paintings defined!!!

@bobbressi5414 7 месяцев назад

I saw this scene first as a child and remember being touched by it, even then. It is beautifully shot. The score, cinimatography and writing are evocative of 40s and 50s films. I love this scene.

@TheDaexiled1 3 года назад

I lost my father 1st and then my mother, seeing this scene again as an adult just got me emotional

@gamerdad7320 4 года назад

They surely don't make them like they used to.. this is truly a cinematic piece of art. I bet I watched this movie 20 times growing up in the 80's. On a side note the Ben Hubbard that Clark spoke to yesterday is not a relative of mine ... just saying ;)

@mikedski9698 2 года назад

Martha Kent: Remember Son, Always Remember.

@mcdonnell-douglasdc-1032 3 года назад

Excellent. The actings are of the highest quality.

@danielmcdermott6629 10 месяцев назад

What an amazing scene so Oscar worthy

@stevenwatchorn9816 4 года назад

3:10 And this shot... starting from down in the wheat, his roots, and then taking flight. It is like the trajectory of his early life in a single shot.

@abrahammorenoperez4012 5 лет назад

Imposiblee no llorar ante tal escena no hay palabras

@berndkammermeier7916 3 года назад

This is a scene cinematography was invented for. The complete tragedy of Superman can be seen here through Geoffrey Unsworths eyes and can be heard by John Williams talent. I'm so thankful that I was born early enough to watch this movie in a big theater, when it was released the first time...

@captainpharaoh 7 месяцев назад

This still brings tears to my eyes. It went through my head when I said goodbye to my parents as I headed off to college, then later to California. It also sometimes ran through my head when my kids went to college, and later my daughter left home. Finally, sadly, it also ran through my head when we got my dad's cancer diagnosis. In this scene, Clark is leaving home. In my dad's case, he'll soon be going home.

@cw9817 6 месяцев назад

Kudos to Donner for constructing a scene that is so classically heartland American in its imagery and feel. Clark and Ma Kent both exude a beautiful Midwestern dignity. And Canada does an outstanding job subbing for Kansas here.