Man of Steel - Caravan Of Garbage 

Patiently waiting for the Man of Steel Snyder cut featuring an entire additional post-credit movie where we see Faora and Christopher Meloni in the phantom zone, engaging in an passionate relationship involving a lot of heated arguments and some Incredibly graphic sex scenes Until after an inevitable fallout they learn to accept each other despite all of their flaws and end up moving to the suburbs.

Michael Shannon’s performance as General Zod is severely underrated. Not only is he a fearsome badass, but you actually UNDERSTAND his motives and objectives. Also, the absolute certainty of his character is a good foil for the internal confusion of Clark Kent.

One thing I really liked in man of steel is how they depicted clark's strength. He's not like a hulk or thor where he's physically exerting himself, it's more like the things he's lifting and the stuff he being hit by aren't even there.

Loved Christopher Maloni's character commits to that knife attack. He knew he'd die easily but gave it a crack

And no one mentioned that Superman's two dads were both Robin Hood...

Everyone else: "Tornado" Two Australian dudes: "Big gust'a wind" I see

No mention of Zimmer's gorgeous score? HERESY!

It's so weird man of steel is now seven years old

Quick question: Why do the Kryptonians want to change Earth's atmosphere when the current one gives them superpowers? They could be flying around all day long and have laser eyes, this is madness.

"To open things up" James says as we see Lara in labor. Top notch editing right there, Ben from Canada. Well done.

Every 2nd Superman movie didn't have kryptonite. Superman: The Movie- Kryptonite Superman II- No Kryptonite Superman III- Kryptonite Superman IV: The Quest For Peace- No Kryptonite Superman Returns- Kryptonite Man Of Steel- No Kryptonite Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice- Kryptonite Justice League- No Kryptonite

I think the fact that superman had problems breathing as a baby kinda explains the "illogical" overprotective nature of his parents. I mean he doesn't know it until he gets on the spaceship in space but they know that he isn't "invulnerable"

Man of Steel is the best live-action Dragon Ball Z movie of all time.

There was way more praise for this movie than I thought Mason and James were gonna give

I just realized they did a full "alien-invasion" without an army of aliens attacking everyone. Props

I played the youngest Clark Kent in this movie (besides the baby, I mean) and I've been a fan of the channel for a long time. I was hoping you'd say something about my performance, but to be fair I was in like 2 scenes 😔 Still cool to see myself in a Mr Sunday video though!

"Christopher Meloni in the Phantom Zoni" made me snort laugh so fkn hard.

I thought Faora was pretty hot when I first saw her in the movie

Nobody brings up that Superman snaps Zod's neck in a way that makes his heat vision move towards the family. Do it the other way, Superman! Oh god, the family got cut in half!

I really agree with that statement towards the end, I have a lot of of issues with man of steel but in the end, I like more of it than I don’t

Has Zack Snyder ever been tested for colorblindness?

This movie has the best live action Dragonball Z fight scenes

One thing that I really like about the film was the scale. Snyder isn’t one of my favorites but the guy has a talent for making scenes look and feel larger than life. Even if it did come at the expense of a well written script, he has an eye for the art nonetheless.

It wasn't a bad film, I genuinely liked the script for the story. Justice League on the other hand.

I really liked man of steel. Watched it loads of times even watched it the otherday. And hans Zimmer soundtrack is amazing. One of my favourite film soundtracks

I'd simp for Faora that's all I'm saying

Honestly I think the highway tornado scene would work really well if Clark actually save Pa Kent but then when they get home Pa Kent dies of a heart attack (like in every other version) to directly show the contrast of Clark discovering the limitations of his powers

I quite enjoyed Man of Steel on the rewatch. Even though this movie is by no means perfect, there's a lot of stuff to like.

6:30 is actually a REALLY good point. The structure of the flashbacks and posing questions the film has already answered is one of Man of Steel’s biggest issues.

I remember seeing this movie in 2013 and just being completely blown away. At the time, the action scenes made it my favorite movie of that year. Something I just noticed is that with Justice League, the mustache was a problem with Superman. But if you look at the earlier days of adult Superman in this movie, he has a mustache and beard.

You gotta admit, that scene when Superman protects his mom from Zod was pretty fire

Guys I love you, but you neglected to mention Hans Zimmer's fantastic score! It's definitely not John Williams, but the "heroic" theme used in the trailer still gives me chills.

Love how much fun they have doing this, moving there happy energy into other people through the medium of RU-vid. Possibly the most underrated channel on RU-vid

His first flight is something I can watch over and over again, it's just a thing of beauty and joy

"I will find him!"

Meloni's line back to Feoria, "I don't care what you tell him" is classic status.

I literally LoL when he said” think how many logs you can put though a truck Clark “.

Michael Shannon is legendary in this.

Superman is considered a hero due to his unwavering commitment to justice, incredible powers used for good, and his selfless dedication to protecting humanity. His moral values, compassion, and sense of responsibility contribute to the iconic image of Superman as a symbol of hope and inspiration something Snyder didn't make him to be

'its a bird, its a plane...no..its two horrific super-beings fighting with no restraint in a densely populated urban environment, showing no signs of remorse for the people they are most certainly killing as they smash each other through buildings and throw oil tankers at each-other"

3:17 " they are dying, doomed civilization and they just do dumb things"......... why do I suddenly feel insulted?

I've never been a fan of this, but I would love for Cavill to get another shot at a Superman movie

Imagine if they revealed the tornado was caused by weather wizard

Really wanted y’all to talk about the dynamic between him and his mom, my fav scene is when Superman crashes into Zod for threatening his mother

It definitely has its faults, but overall I really liked it. I do wish Superman was only an instrument of destruction in Metropolis, instead of the creator. Ie, only Zod throwing him through buildings instead of also having him destroy some with Zod.

"The death of Pa Kent is the dumbest death in the history of cinema" Ah, Pa Kent committing suicide via tornado. One of the funniest scenes in the DCEU.

“I WILL FIND HIM” no lie, gets me every time.

Micheal Shannon is always good! I've yet to see him suck in a movie.

For me, the tornado sequence shows that even though moments before Clark said "but you're not my father", he really did see him that way, and respected him and his position in Clark's life. And so Pa Kent's motive in that hurricane is not just "save people" but "save my son," so of course he's going to take the lead and tell Clark to stay safe. (Plus, do any of the Kents actually know he's tornado-proof at that point?) Clark listens because he listens to his father, despite all the teenage angst. Pa Kent's general attitude in the movie, of feeling a conflict between wanting to encourage his child to follow his instincts to help people, and keeping his child safe, is pretty real. If my son said "dad, I want to enter a career where I'll be constantly endangering myself in order to help people," I would feel tremendous pride at that, but would at the same time likely say "what about a safe career?" because my primary concern as his parent is protecting him, not the rest of the world.

21:30 the moment the theme kicked in, I started tearing up.

Not perfect but one of my favorite super hero movies!

"I WILL FIND HIM!"

Michael Shannon is great in everything he's in, even his 3 lines in Groundhog Day were good.

I re-watched this movie and the ultimate cut of Batman V. Superman back to back two nights ago, and I had to go back and watch the rooftop scene from Superman: The Movie just to cleanse my soul. That movie is so good, you guys.

Man I love this movie, I know it's not perfect, but I enjoyed it a lot

I think you guys missed the point with Pa Kent. He wasn't telling Clark to hide his powers and be normal. He was telling Clark that he needs to wait until the time is right. Also; "Why didn't he stand in front of the laser vision" because kryptonians have been shown to be severely damaged by it. "Why didn't he use his superspeed" because Zod is just as fast. "Why didn't he take him away from the city" he tried, he took him to space and Zod brought him right back down to Earth. Other than that stuff, this was a really fun video.

I completely forgot Russel Crowe was in this universe

Man of Steel looking back, as you pointed out, had some great elements. But I feel like the tonal whiplash of Superman's aggressive fighting style and the finale's heavy body count don't do it favours. It's a frustrating movie as a Superman fan and someone who likes stories, because you could polish it and rework it into something truly moving. Maybe it should have been more focused, the finale could've been something more personal like saving the Kryptonians from themselves and not eradicating them. Everyone posturing for war and Superman, Son of both Worlds showing them a new peaceful way.

10:00 - there's no villain here; it's just a big gust of wind The twister from the movie Twister: am I a joke to you?

17:46 He'll kill if he has to. *Shows Superman vs The Elite movie in which superman KILLS NOBODY. And the point of the movie is SUPERMAN NOT KILLING* That's like the big reveal/plot twist

So many comments already... One thing to keep in mind about the Pa Kent tornado scene on the page that sadly doesn't come across in the film... Clark is a teenager there. he's supposed to be in high school, like 15-16 years old. His dad is protecting his still a child's identity and chance at a normal life. Also Pa Kent is teaching his sacrifice.

I feel so vindicated by this commentary. I have long said that this movie's greatest sin is the absolute crap portrayal of Pa Kent, and I rarely hear others make this criticism. Bang on!

I really like Henry Cavill as Superman. I think he's solid. I also love how passionate he is about the role. But the thing that really made the film for me was Michael Shannon. Like holy sh*t he's good. He's legit one of my favorite movie villains. He's legit scary and also I honestly get where he's coming from. He literally watched his entire planet blow up. He basically had a front seat to the extinction of his race. He doesn't want world domination or any of that. He only has one goal, the survival of his people. Also, Faora is hands down one of the most badass characters ever put on screen. I feel like she doesn't get enough love. Like you've got your Wonder Woman, Black Widow, Captain Marvel, Gamora and Scarlet Witch to name a few but I honestly like her more than a lot of them. Also, Superman's first flight is legit one of my all time favorites movie moments. My biggest complaint with the film is the final fight. Like it genuinely depresses me seeing all that destruction. In any other movie I'd honestly be cheering but the fact that Superman isn't making an effort to lessen the damage or take the fight elsewhere. Like punching Zod outta the city or something. Like he's literally punching Zod through buildings and cutting buildings in half with heat vision. I'm all for consequences and I'm not saying there shouldn't be ANY damage but holy sh*t it was too much. At least for me. Especially for a character like Superman. One of his biggest weaknesses is his humanity. He'd go out of his way, while getting pummeled just to save people. Like there was Kaiju level destruction and Superman's ONLY concern seemed punching Zod into things.

There’s two other things that stood out to me as well in this movie: the soundtrack, love it! And there was way too much shaky cam. Even in the emotional scenes, it was very distracting to me.

When Martain Manhunter shapechanges, he can change down to the atomic level. On top of that he can scramble your thoughts/perceptions without trying. If he didn't want Supes to know he wasn't a regular dude, he would never know.

Henry smiling in the thumbnail is making me both unnerved and sad that a smiling Superman feels unnatural.

Plows into Zod, punching the hell out of him, telling him to never threaten his mother... Who he just left defenseless with 8 other Kryptonian soldiers

The Justice League Unlimited animated series does a great fight against doomsday where superman explains he’s always holding back his full power to avoid collateral damage and then shows his full power by kicking doomsday’s arse.

Hans Zimmer score for this is a true gem

“It shows that there are people” “left?”😂

"Christopher Meloni...is always Christopher Meloni to me." Even in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas? 🤔

I feel like the finale not moving away from Metropolis could've been fixed with a couple of lines from Zod: "He seems to care about these humans. Use them. Make him suffer." Then, given superman was outnumbered, no matter what he does the Kryptonians would keep the battle centred on the city. It ensures a constant distraction to the only real threat against them, making him have to choose to fight or protect. It's one of the few ways you can really hurt Superman.

he didn't notice the general spawn as martian manhunter because he change his full body even the inside

The thing is that Pa Kent was fucking tired of living with an amazingly godly powerful son and the only way he thought he could get out was dying. It's the only justification I can find for this stupid scene in Man of Steel!

I didn't hate this movie. I just hate the way they characterized Jonathan Kent

My favourite part of the film is when superman is harnessing energy when he's under the world engine and his face morphs into Christopher Reeves!! An amazing callback and homage to the classical superman!! I love this movie I think its amazing and I love cavill as superman and hope to see him return!!

A round of applause for the editor ladies and gentlemen 👏👏👏

I'm one of the biggest fans of Hans Zimmer's score, when Superman flies for the first time 😍 The sound of his Cape flapping, the epic music and the beautiful sound of sonic booms give eargasm😍😍

"We givia some trivia" is a great name for that segment

Why did I just realize that Martian man hunter storyboard is that Martha shot from the Snyder cut?

It's like Clark's dad wanted to die. Maybe he was depressed af.

I literally redited a version of Man of Steel for myself, where I move that exact scene you mention to where it should be because it bugged me so much. Thank you for vindicating my effort!

17:08 5000!? Try 50k. 9/11 was 2 buildings and that was 3000 people. They destroyed 8 buildings just punching eachother and then the world engine destroyed like 20% of the city.

"Why wouldn't they be on the same side? Ahhh, the racism, I see" -The current state of America

14:07 Fun fact: there's a moment when Christopher Reeve's face is superimposed.

"He may be your father, boy, but he ain't your daddy." - Mary Poppins - Pa Kent

For me, Smallville still has the best representation of Jonathan Kent and Lois Lane

Totally agree with the take on pa Kent's death. I've been saying that for years. Natural causes death is way more meaningful.

Another really awesome bit of trivia is that when Supes is flying up into the beam, he turns into Christopher Reeve for a second. Truly badass.

Best Krypton, the Animated series Krypton. I loved that design, the look felt homey, and then Bizarro was trying to recreate it. OH! SO GOOD!

I really like this movie...... I will not apologise

10:46 Literally my motto for when it’s time to pep talk the homies through adversity. “Fuck all that!”

I just watched it yesterday don't care what people say i love it. Technology finally caught up to the point where you could show Superman punch something, breaking the sound barrier left and right while his and Zod's fight was a dizzying display of demigod proportion as it should. "Oh to much destruction and collateral damage" if Superman didn't have much experience fighting people with his level of power, lots of destruction is a given its unrealistic to think the villains would be ok moving the fight to a wasteland like DBZ. This movie showcases the utter power of Superman my only complaint is Pa Kent would never suggest you should let people die but then we just start nitpicking.

After finishing the DC films, would you guys consider covering some Star Wars comics from the early/mid 2000s? Eg: The Republic comics or Star Wars: Obsession.

Christopher Maloni and Faora DEFINITELY have romantic chemistry. I think they were the only people to survive the crash. After realizing she was stuck, Faora contemplated killing Christopher Maloni, but then decides not to because it was pointless, he posed no threat to her and as a warrior she has a code of honor that prevent her from killing without a purpose. Over time they would grow to become more comfortable with each other. At one point one of Christopher Maloni's interests comes up and explains it to her; she gets impressed by that thing. That's when she falls in love with him.

CMONNNNN LETS GOOOOO, been waiting so long 😂

As a die hard Superman fan, this is my favorite Superman movie of all time. I loved it.

Henry Cavill is my ideal Superman. When I think of Superman I think of Henry Cavill. He just fits the role so well it's almost unreal.

This movie and the Ultimate Edition of BvS are great movies. Not even you guys are going to change my mind.

17:55 "If you don't know Superman..." Perfect piece of editing there.