Man of Steel - Death of Jonathan Kent (2013)

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The Death of Jonathan Kent.
Man of Steel is a 2013 British-American superhero film based on the DC Comics character Superman. It was co-produced by Legendary Pictures and Syncopy Films, and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. It is the first installment in the DC Extended Universe.
Man of Steel © 2013 Warner Bros Pictures, Legendary Pictures, DC Entertainment, Syncopy and Cruel and Unusual Films.
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@theflash8516 3 года назад

No ones gonna talk about how Henry Cavil looks like Tom Welling here. Such an excellent reference.

@tellmeajoke4645 3 года назад

And when he's flying up the gravity thing he looks like Christopher reeves or is that just me?

@JDaPrynce100 2 года назад

I notice that before reading this comment

@U-L-T-R-O-N Год назад

Also I don't see no one talking about how you should *never* hide under an overpass in the event of a tornado. Unless it has interior gaps in the corners to hide in, hiding in an overpass will 100% get you killed because of the wind tunnel effect kicks in, since most overpasses have hills with shapes that distort into the overpass and easily focus air into it. _The ferocious winds directly hitting the overpass will get focused and rage through it even faster._ (Kinda like how shooting air through a nozzle makes it come out with more force.)

@rbhx3rh 3 месяца назад

Dam Im late I thought it was him😂

@Mayordomo32 7 лет назад

In the thumbnail it looks like Jonathan Kent is trying to exercise his telekinetic mastery over the weather.

@lordraiden687 4 года назад

Or is trying to use the force

@TheVocalTune 4 года назад

Meanwhile in another alternative universe that could be possible lol.

@battousai9795 4 года назад

maybe he's an airbender

@Daniel-lx3nh 4 года назад

Made me laugh lol

@44MagnumHitman 3 года назад

@@lordraiden687 When your midichlorian count is very low, and you're not as force sensitive as you thought LOL

@christiancarrazana9534 3 года назад

This scene, from the argument in the car to Jonathan’s death was the most powerful scene of the entire film;. Just a few minutes prior, Clark said “you’re not my dad,” then he screamed “Dad.” I felt his pain. Jonathan’s sacrifice for his son was selfless.

@malachibenford3996 9 месяцев назад

I know it’s just in Spider-Man when uncle Ben drops Peter off at the library and Peter says to uncle Ben to stop pretending to be his father and later uncle Ben passes both scenes in these films can teach 2 lessons 1 even if your aunt and uncle or adopted parents aren’t your real parents they still love you 2 when your are in an argument with your parents be careful what you say to them because it could be their last day on earth

@UmbrellaWatch 5 месяцев назад

hell yes!

@rabbitskipper4454 6 лет назад

Parents.. Grandparents..Adopted or not. Once they're gone they're gone. This is the reason why you should watch your words with those you love. They may be the last words they ever hear from you.

@oldchannelforayoungstupidf2649 7 лет назад

A father willing to die in order to protect the true identity of his son so the world will not look at him in a bad way, reject him, and want to push him out of the planet. I highly respect Jonathan's sacrifice.

@josephelgersma2073 5 лет назад

That's makes two of us😔

@MultiFirelover 5 лет назад

It's unnecessary

@internetgoat4831 4 года назад

@@MultiFirelover Lol so funnt just realized you replying on each comment to whine like a bitch saying the same thing over and over again.lol

@lordsaladiino8851 3 года назад

Nobody would notice who that fast guy who saved an old man was. It's dumb, overdramatic and unnecessary

@CloroxBleach-ei3lw 3 года назад

Mandioka Pura they would most likely notice that a man in the crowd disappeared for a second and then re appeared with a new person, even if they didn’t, why take that chance since supes in the DCEU isn’t anywhere near as fast as comic book supes lol

@angopatfilms5701 3 года назад

The fact that 1. He protected his sons identity is beautiful and 2. The fact that he sacrificed himself for his dog is so powerful. It shows how much that dog meant to the family and it was as important as anyone else. What a good boy

@backupdancer3720 Год назад

@Angopatfilms Never sacrifice your life for a dog... Will the dog comfort, protect and provide for your wife, children? We have lost perspective on what it is to be human, and the fact we have earned our right to walk this planet moreso than any pet dog breed.

@flameconvoy7424 Год назад

@@backupdancer3720 Your first point makes sense, but your second point is so egotistical. "we have earned our right to walk this planet moreso than any pet dog breed" they earned their right to walk the planet too, they won the game of evolution over millions of years through connecting with humans, securing a stable host to mooch off of for their whole lives. Yes we conquered the planet, but to say a dog will never comfort your wife or child is absurdly callous and cold-blooded

@backupdancer3720 Год назад

@FlameConvoy Are we really doing this..? OK... 1. I have no idea how placing human life above that of man-made pets is egoistical...unless breeding dogs to match the many tastes of humans is also egotistical? 2. The vast majority of dog breeds are man-made...with the vast majority of those man-made breeds being 200 years old... Humans' ability to create dog breeds as tools, and now, as 'cute pets' suggests an uncomfortable yet unavoidable fact... 3. The average lifespan of a dog is 12 years... The average lifespan of a human is over 70 years... Whilst a human can choose to love a dog as a human and take comfort from its company, society (and the law) certainly does not have to recognise the dog as a replacement for a human...in spite of the recent trend in dogs being treated like humans. 3. You deliberately ignored the 'provide for' in your rebuttal... perhaps in order to make your comment sound less 'absurd'... OK...

@urang395 11 месяцев назад

nah it's retarded

@barry2349 11 месяцев назад

@@flameconvoy7424are you deliberately bring dumb?a dog isnt gonna comfort your wife like a man would and you know this too accept it

@Prafulla_Nighot 3 года назад

Sometimes when you sacrifice something precious, you're not really losing it. You're just passing it on to someone else.

@mikeytuns 7 лет назад

I haven't teared over a movie scene in a while..sacrifice is so sad.

@NecoLumi Год назад

The idea of Superman or his dad prioritizing secret identity over saving people is insane to me This movie goes out of its way to go "no, saving people is WRONG" at EVERY TURN. How self-righteous is this man that he couldn't think of any alternative except playing martyr? Not only that, Clark could have very easily worn a goddamn mask, put a towel over his head, anything, because it's not like people will think Clark could do any of that. This is like Superman 101. God, I fucking hate this scene.

@zhengyingli Год назад

It's not that insane if you've read Superman #1 from 1939 - the Kents told young Clark to not use his powers to help others until he grows up. It's not a "saving people is wrong" message as much as "you need to wait until you're ready to deal with the consequences."

@jamyskis 7 лет назад

The death of Jonathan Kent was the only scene that I didn't like in MoS, if only because dying so stoically in a blaze of glory just to protect his adopted son is quite out of character. He was supposed to be the everyman raising the superman, so when he stands there like a badass, raising the hand of authority to take his fate like a boss, it just seems completely at odds with everything that Jonathan Kent represents. Also. the very point of Jonathan's death in Superman lore is to make Clark realise that he is not omnipotent, that there are limits to what he can do. In MoS, he could have quite easily rescued him, but chose not to in order to obey his final wish.

@Joshpl 7 лет назад

Clark grew stronger as he grew older. At this point, he would not have been able to save his dad without revealing his powers to all those people. He trusted his dad so much that he was willing to let him die. This still taught him there are limits. He couldn't just do what he wanted to here, despite having all the power to do so. There would have been potentially dire consequences had he saved his dad. This was a great scene, full of emotion, if you're willing to see it.

@kluneberg8952 7 лет назад

i kinda agree with you but i do see the positive message in both ways

@steelbear2063 7 лет назад

Everyman, yeah. Kent parents are super badass. Try to raise basically a God the way they did - so he wouldn't just go bashing human skulls left and right no matter how awful people are.

@VioletGrey 7 лет назад

You are incorrect about the fate of the Kent's in Superman lore. What you are referring to is the death of Johnathon Kent in the Reeves movie that had been copied by other media. In the original Superman run both the Kent's died of natural causes before Clark left for Metropolis. In the Man of Steel reboot in 1986 the fact that both of his parents lived to see him Supermanning was a BIG BIG change that a lot of people objected to. Then, in the 2012 New 52 reboot the Kent's both die before Clark starts his Superman thing. The Kent's don't die in Superman: The Animated Series, and are still alive into Justice League. Johnathon Kent does not die in Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, and Johnathon Kent's death is telegraphed as a long running plot device for almost 5 of the first 8 seasons of Smallville. So as you can see, the death of Johnathon Kent on;y means whatever the writers want it to mean in the story that's being told. There is no canonical way for it to happen or mean for it to hold because it doesn't occur in every re-telling of the story.

@lewistandy9966 7 лет назад

jamyskis s

@darthbiker2311 4 года назад

It's a beautifully tragic scene on so many counts. I kind of understand when people throw shade at Jonathan rushing into the tornado himself instead of sending Clark in with all his powers, which would've gone unnoticed through all that mayhem. But as I rewatched MoS several times, the scene started to play out more like a parable than an actual death in the family. Just before the tornado scene, Clark had been complaining, ostensibly about doing something flashy spectacular using his powers, and Pa Kent had been telling him to bide his time, to lay low, to rein in his ambition find purpose and grounding in the mundane. The idea of being Superman wasn't even a gleam in anyone's eye at this point. Much earlier in the plot during the bus-saving incident, Pa Kent acknowledged that Clark was sent to earth for a reason, but also that it could take Clark his whole life to discover what that purpose was. All Jonathan wanted was for Clark not to stop trying. Here Jonathan was trying to teach Clark the other end of his purpose, that there were limits that Clark had to respect in spite of his powers. This calls back nicely to Clark's conflict in the 1978 Superman film, hearing Jor-El's voice through the clouds about not interfering with human history on the one hand, and remembering how he blamed himself over being unable to save Jonathan from a heart attack despite "all those powers." Here in MoS Jonathan was firm about Clark never revealing his powers to a world that wasn't ready. He drove it home using one of the most powerful lessons Clark had yet to learn - to be willing to sacrifice everything for what you believe is right.

@blkwng 3 года назад

I for one hated this scene. I understand what the impact was meant to be, but it seemed stupid to me. People try to attribute this scene to teaching Clark his limits, but this teaching came from a place where the Kents were trying to teach Clark how to be part of humanity, not use his powers to save them. Ive always disagreed with others on this point. If Clark where to truly follow his father's teachings, he should have learned to be part of humanity while ignoring his powers. Yet many people arrive to what imo is the wrong conclusion that the Kents were teaching Clark to be a hero. To me, this was a fatal mistake in this movie. For all intents and purposes, Clark should have grown up trying to be as normal as possible, despite his powers, and not become superman. So when he did become Superman, to me it wasn't heroic. It wasn't because of his choice and his upbringing. It was because it was fate. He became Superman because the movie required him to be Supefman, not because his parents taught him to become this hero in time. That's the reason why MoS has poor reviews all over. And I agree with those reviews. They needed better character development.

@dustinakadustin 3 года назад

@@blkwng they handle the death of Jonathan Kent way better in the original film and the comics. A heart attack perfectly explains Supermans limits while inspiring him to save as many people as he can. All Pa Kent taught him in this film is that people would hate him and maybe he should let kids die. They actively discourage him becoming a hero and doing what's right.

@blkwng 3 года назад

@@dustinakadustin precisely. Ma Kent goes even further by teaching him that ita ok to be indifferent to humans and that he owes them nothing. So Clark's moral standards for becoming Superman really do come out of nowhere.

@HisVirusness 2 года назад

@@dustinakadustin Wow, that's what you took from the scene? Jeez.

@dustinakadustin 2 года назад

@@HisVirusness yeah that's what I take front the scene where Pa Kent literally says he should maybe let kids die. In this scene Clark didn't even need to use his powers to save the dog🤣🤣🤣

@AdonisAngeloLexiYanulis 7 лет назад

THIS whole entire scene is highlighting above all...the humanity and humanness of Clark (not the SUPERMAN he is meant to be and has yet to become...but the wounded, alienated, socially rejected, ridden with anxiety and hesitation to reveal his true self....human aspect of him) ...and how Jonathan Kent was first and foremost HIS REAL FATHER...not just his guardian who found him on the field...as teenage Clark wrote him off as, just before Jonathan sacrificed himself for him... It puts Clark, emotionally, on a path to realization that his father's life and sacrifice holds such great value, not only because of his father's belief that ''the world wasn't ready yet...'' which clearly imprinted on Clark till much later in life, when he's talking to Lane....but also because in accepting how...to his dad, Jonathan Kent, his life and sacrifice could not be greater than his own son's destiny...in which Jonathan Kent always believed in and raised him accordingly so...even though if he was afraid that the world would reject him...he understood the level of GOOD he can bring to this world...and hoped he one day would...''when the world is ready''... also...more technically speaking...ANY PARENT would have done the same...it's your teenage son and wife in danger...you rise up to be the Hero, who makes sure everyone is safe and sound....NO!!! he didn't just go back for the dog...he was rescuing other people prior and checking on cars to make sure everyone's safe...being a figure of leadership and almighty bravery, when he could have been selfish and stuck to ''his own''....he didn't...he ROSE UP to the extremely stressful occasion,...and as things unfolded super fast with a friggin' hurricane at bay...it's highly probable that not everyone is in their best judgement to weigh things in as what should be done...and which way to go about this...it's not just the dog...it's about the emotions you have for someone that you LOVE and the experiences you've shared...for some...their dogs, are the ONLY source of LOVE in their lives... If it weren't for the dog stalling, shying away, feeling scared and staying in the car...as he's trying to pull him out...ON TOP OF A FLYING VEHICLE...landing on them and trapping them in...(raising the stakes people!) ...both Jonathan and the dog...would have made it back safely...which is what made Clark must have though right before he obliged and listened to hIS DAD!!! telling him to go back...He's GOT IT!!! Unfortunately though, He didn't....because that's DRAMA and CHOICES and CONSEQUENCES and characters being in dilemma...it's called multi-layered, emotionally gripping storytelling... and at the end...Zack Snyder clearly shows CLARK, briefly looking back to the people, to whom he might have revealed his true self ...in distress...READY & DETERMINED to GO SAVE HIS DAD, in fact he motions to go, except....!!! THAT'S when it all stops!!! Time slows down...Jonathan Kent accepts it's already too late...his ankle is broken, he can't run...the hurricane's eye is right behind him....he's going to die, but not without a cost...HIS SON'S IDENTITY intact over his own damn life...and what comes forth is the UTTER COMPLETE TRUST AND FAITH, that Clark had in his Dad not only to do the right thing...but also in his judgement and care as a REAL FATHER TO HIM...NOT just as his Guardian...in that moment, he suffers in having said things he didn't mean to his father, being an angry teenager...but at the same time...accepts his DAD'S ultimate, unconditional LOVE...clearly pouring out through both hearts and eyes, in silence....in a cinematically SUPERIOR moment....captured quite beautifully, effectively dramatically POTENT and full of meaning, conveying so many different ends of the spectrum emotionally for these two characters.... in between the subtle nuances and looks, without words...just music and emotions...POWERFUL STUFF... HE WAILED...HE SCREAMED IN DISBELIEF...while he was also completely BELIEVING IN HIS DAD'S VISION FOR HIM...whether that was right and wrong of them...it' a sign of TRUE LOVE :)

@thedemonthatchasedyouupyou1747 5 лет назад

TL;DR

@lucifermorningstar3224 5 лет назад

I wanted to read ur comment but i click read more n holy fuck im jot reading this lmao 😂 😂😂 😂😂 😂😂 😂😂 😂😂 😂😂

@MultiFirelover 5 лет назад

Still unnecessary

@fadidabban 4 года назад

Out of curiosity, Jon told Clark to find the reason he was sent to Earth so he would have answers right ? But why didn’t he tell him when the world would be ready for his appearance ?

@braddollahite7589 4 года назад

well said

@ddude7898 7 лет назад

This scene actually made me cry and I never cry in movies

@hannahstahl1857 3 года назад

Same

@mikeklietz730 3 года назад

Same

@MrDelta01 3 года назад

Same.

@nathanventura2331 3 года назад

SAME!!!

@Phantom121904 7 лет назад

"Go for the overpass!" Worst advice to give someone during a tornado

@zhengyingli 7 лет назад

Indeed. People in 1997 didn't know any better.

@hannahstahl1857 3 года назад

Well a tornado would either follow the overpass like a Levy or it would go over it

@user-gl8np2wo2l 7 лет назад

This scene made me crying... Jonathan had hoped/taught Clark never reveal his power because he knows once other people find out his son is metahuman, what would the world treat his son.

@rickymoranjr9609 Год назад

they would treat him the same way everyone treats Metahumans, like monsters and abominations that should never exist.

@KombatW0mbat 3 года назад

4:01 that hand as if to say “stop they aren’t ready to see”

@thethirteenthdoctor1716 4 года назад

I cried like a bitch when Clark screamed dad

@janderson947 2 года назад

It was good but the smallvile version death scene was better in my opinion because him dying of a heart attack clark could save him from anything physical but a heart attack is something he couldn't control...

@dharitriqw3163 2 года назад

@@janderson947 that's the thing yu dont understand here clark was 19 he hasnt experienced his full powers like superspeed, laserbeams etc His father knew that he is superhuman..that's why he didnt allow him to save the dog.....no matter he would have save the dog or maybe jonathan kent ...easily without unhurt. Then what........ there will be some people who will be suspicious about clark that how did he survive the storm....then there would be various arguments, discussions in news regarding that ..he got unhurt from storm and There would be lot of investigations about him and probably would find out the spaceship..thinking him to be an aleun that may posses some threat. So to prevent all those shit happened Jonathan sacrificed himself ..Because he knew at that moment people weren't ready for superman .....Sorry man but his death makes more meaningful here than Others. But Both portray the same ..."All those powers and I cant do anything " Man of steel and Bvs potray realistic superman.

@janderson947 2 года назад

@@dharitriqw3163 I never said it didn't but smallville makes MORE sense in my opinion clark could save the world but he can't stop a HEART Attack its more relatable yes people die from storms but we all know he could have if his dad didn't STOP him but a heart attack he couldn't even if he tried sort of like when BUFFY's mom just died on Buffy the vampire slayer that's something she couldn't stop or didn't see coming he didn't know the storm but he could have stopped ik why he didn't but that heart attack no one could have not even clark even if he did go back in time or anything like that he still would have died the heart attack was just something he couldn't see or touch the storm was ....

@dharitriqw3163 2 года назад

@@janderson947 lol heart attack death is natural and cannot be saved. In this MoS clark felt helpless and powerless(even he could save)...because He respected and trusted his father ..Moreover what's sad is that He could easily see what that tornado did to his father through his super eyes. But since heart attack one is canon I cant argue further. But Gotta give Zack snyder credit he took adifferent approach of Jonathan Kent's death rather than heart attack one. Since there are haters saying that his death in mos didnt bring tears and is useless and crap than the heart attack one then They are (To haters) assholes.

@janderson947 2 года назад

@@dharitriqw3163 not but the cgi and the effects of it it did seem a bit lackluster we know it's a movie but still vs him just having a natural heartaatack it could have showed him getting hit by a tractor like Clark yelling dad and he was yelling clark no son but still trying to reach toward him and boom a tractor hits him or the house barn fell on him before clark could reach him holding on to Martha as well it didn't even show him landing with a thud the storm looked like the storm on the wizard of Oz just something superman and lois on the cw Tyler definitely portrayed better acting skills in my opinion when it came to the death scenes...

@pandacake7661 2 года назад

i love the flashback scene bc of how on the car ride its show clark as a teen he acted wrecklessly vulnerably johnathan knows that and he sacrifice himself just for his son safety is quite beautiful really

@rajgandhi3358 Год назад

3:03 Johnathan kent running towards danger. In BvS Bruce wayne running towards an unknown danger ( dust covers everything when u run towards it). and the line in this movie. Men are brave hits it perfectly

@ChampionOfHammerfell 2 года назад

Wow… I forgot how great this scene was. The moment he puts his hand up and the music stops always gives me chills

@ITSAULGONE 2 года назад

"The only wealth in this world is children. More than all the money and power on earth" Johnathan Kent knew that and he was willing to die for his own.

@Malky24 7 лет назад

"Suddenly a 100ft tornado appears...."

@segitigagaming2436 4 года назад

Regular weather in smallville haha

@Blondie42 4 года назад

They tend to do that. And an F5 ain't a mesley 100ft, no twister is.

@hasanakhtar6915 7 лет назад

This scene always makes me cry😢😢😢😭😭😭😭

@rachelgreen9406 4 года назад

I'm not sobbing you are.

@rruben_cx7924 7 лет назад

Tell me why I can actually feel like pain in his yell

@Gnorde 7 лет назад

rruben_cx the depth of the scene is every well done and the actor was amazing in it. You could even see his lower lip quiver.

@MasterfulKane 3 года назад

Acting - at it's finest.

@jinguljangul9814 7 лет назад

the most unnecessary death ever ....

@thewitcherking937 7 лет назад

No not unnesecary

@teocho6462 7 лет назад

the most unnecessary comment.

@jinguljangul9814 7 лет назад

+Teo Cho the most unnecessary reply ever

@thewitcherking937 7 лет назад

SAVEMARTHA yes your reply was unnecessary.

@jinguljangul9814 7 лет назад

+Hamani Omarah & yes ur comment was unnecessary ...

@justicebolton4844 4 года назад

What a tear jerker love this scene.

@durandal441 7 лет назад

At least the dog made it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@SemiSweetEdits 7 лет назад

That's what's important.

@notsurecomeon123gg 7 лет назад

fuck the dog thought dogs are human 's best frd fuck the dog dont let me see it, i will fucking eat it, including the bones

@notsurecomeon123gg 7 лет назад

Puzzle Games 2 why you get mad? just a fucking joke, people like you cant take jokes? piece of shit fuck off

@notsurecomeon123gg 7 лет назад

STFU LOSER

@SemiSweetEdits 7 лет назад

Jesus christ.

@RazorKing101 Год назад

It's baffled me that a lot of people still did not get this scene at a all🤦‍♂️

@FallenJustice 7 лет назад

One of the best scenes from MoS.

@cooperdangerfield8273 5 лет назад

more like the saddest

@notsoinvisiblelibra 2 года назад

Still tear up every time😢

@andrejouan5564 Год назад

The tornado scene is heartbreaking specially when we see for the last time Clark Kent take one last look in the eyes of his father who motions him to do nothing and who will subsequently die by the tornado, I have tears in my eyes seeing Clark's emotions when his chin starts shaking and he cries out DAD when he was suddenly swept away by the tornado. This particular scene has more impact on my emotions in Man of Steel than the traditional 1978 version of Superman with Christopher Reeve, especially since his father signaled him not to do anything so that he would protect his identity from his Kryptonian power. We even see the tears in his father's eyes if we pay attention

@ultimateoco8611 7 лет назад

talk to the hand Clark

@majestyarchives16 7 лет назад

Jonhatan Rodriguez that was unnecessary.

@michaeljamesjr. Год назад

When Jonathan Kent put his hands up to stop Clark Kent from using his powers or expose it to the people and sacrifice himself to save a dog and accept his fate and the tornado sweeps him away and Clark yells: dad!!!!!!! And the most emotional wholesome moment 😢 in man of steel 🙏🙏🙏💙💙💙

@nikkoramirez2695 3 года назад

That Kevin Costner look at the end didnt have to speak just look and give the hand gesture... that was all we needed to make that scene

@emberhydra7621 3 года назад

4:00 when a support player sacrifice themself to save the team

@parsaamini984 Год назад

4:16 it made me cry and when I saw man of steel in 2013 I started to like Superman (Clark) I got related to him so quickly after that scene. Man of steel is one of my favorite WB films next to the dark knight trilogy I also love Marvel some WB films are amazing some are not same thing with Marvel I love both of them but I do think that Marvel films have a lot of humor in them in my opinion I hope one day well get a Superman game just like marvels Spider-Man games

@benjaminfischer3229 2 года назад

This is why Titanic will never be as emotional as this.

@killerseb9899 7 лет назад

I really dont get it... He told him not to go get the dog and yet.. he knew that nothing on earth could mortally hurt him! Why cant Jonathan get martha to safety and let "Clark" go get the dog with that in mind? It does not take that much Brain power... And no he would not be exposing himself.. Hell even if he were to kick a car so it flew away nobody would think that its him! I mean shit he is standing in the middle of a bloody Tornado! I actually like this movie but there are just some things like this that make no sense at all..

@idabomb2699 7 лет назад

I agree

@VioletGrey 7 лет назад

Johnathon Kent is a husband and a father. First priority; make sure his family is safe. It doesn't matter if you're son is Superman or not; that's your son.You protect your family first.That's what men do. Johnathon is committed to the idea that his son keep his abilities a secret. There is no compromise in that, not under any circumstances; not even to save his own life. You may call it stupid but you are not Clark Kent's father. How far would you go to protect your son?

@atticusf7187 7 лет назад

Michael Schinke if I were Superman's father I would trust him to be able to save a fricking dog. it's not that big of a deal

@VioletGrey 7 лет назад

Atticus F But Johnathon Kent isn't Superman's father; there is no Superman at this stage. He's father to Clark; a 17 year old kid on the verge of going to college. He raised him and protected him. He doesn't know the full extent of his abilities; we see that he is strong and tough but we don't know how far that goes. I don't know much about being a father but I assume that part of the gig is that you put your child's well being and safety above all other concerns no matter how easy something might seem. Maybe that's not your idea of fatherhood but clearly it was Johnathon's.

@atticusf7187 7 лет назад

Michael Schinke idk...putting your child's wellbeing above all other things seems like a pretty overly protective parenting method don't you think? The process of letting your children go and learning to trust them is what a true parent must go through

@Xx_DVLDG_xX 3 года назад

Although Clark did have the chance to save him and even though his dad was like no don't he probably should've still went after him but I mean he didn't wanna have Clark reveal that he had super powers and keep his identity a secret which makes sense.

@segitigagaming2436 4 года назад

Wait i just realise...uncle ben death encouraged peter parker to take responsiblity for his power, to be a hero....mr kent death convinced young clark to stay hidden until the world is ready for him

@zhengyingli 4 года назад

Exactly. Exposing Clark's secret too early would ruin his life.

@legitone5098 3 года назад

His dad knew that superman did saw him as his dad as he even says "look... dad..." and then as they get out of the car, his dad grabs his shoulder as he shows some sort of relief hearing his son knew he made a mistake.

@nabrofuckoff94 3 года назад

Saddest scene in the movie...and the world was not ready for Superman

@Jaachi_Aaron-CJ041 8 месяцев назад

Clark’s father sacrifice himself from the Tornado all by himself and He’s gone!

@archerzombiemonreal Год назад

The saddest thing is Clark could save his father but if he did, he would be exposed and become a freak even if he saved Jonathan

@alosim1541 4 года назад

The performances and music are what make this scene. Henry’s scream at the end is particularly incredible. I still prefer it when Jonathan dies of a heart attack because it makes Clark learn that despite having amazing powers, he’s still not perfect and he can’t save absolutely everyone no matter how hard he tries. It’s just personal preference

@misterartist1603 6 лет назад

When Jonathan raised his hand I always thought of the Holy Grail theme from The Last Crusade (Particularlly the scene where the temple collapsed)

@GoldenBoy-of3wz 7 лет назад

This made me cry it so sad

@geoffreysorkin5774 5 лет назад

Why do movies feel the need to kill Jonathan Kent? He outlives Clark in the comics. Superman isn't Batman, and he isn't Spiderman, his parents lived long lives, until Jonathan died of natural causes a full decade (in real time) after Clark was killed by Doomsday, and came back. Same thing with Barry Allen, until New 52 came along and killed Nora Allen for no reason, Barry's parents outlived him by two decades.

@daedalx 7 лет назад

At least the dog lived..

@TrueSake 3 года назад

so he died to save a dog... ok then. Compared to Smallville's version this is... pitiful.

@alleyday 4 года назад

Such a great scene

@andorkortekaas7450 6 лет назад

This is still the best scene in the hole movie!!

@iamafanofwomen Год назад

“No Clark, let me cook”

@maothao6188 3 года назад

Clark made lois feel so bad XD

@thegaardian7844 4 года назад

200 people live in and around Smallville, they all decide to drive along this freeway at the same damn time?

@leifsather2989 3 года назад

Freeways in the Midwest are always crowded with people traveling across the country

@leanne4378 2 года назад

I cry like a baby EVERYTIME I watch this scene 😭🤦🏽‍♀️😭

@mthermon7439 2 года назад

Crying over terribly written scenes 🤣🤣

@andrejouan5564 Год назад

@@mthermon7439 Why do you say that? You never heard in the comic book the term multiverse? And in this universe suppose earth 7 like CW tv shows for example in the movie Man of Steel Jonathan Kent dies in a tornado and in universe 1 if I may say Jonathan Kent dies of a heart attack like the movie Superman from 1978. Accept it or leave it. I had more emotions in this scene and this version (Man of Steel) than from the 1978 Superman movie unless you don't like dogs just saying.

@fearodactyl2886 5 лет назад

This death is pretty unnecessary and Clark had all that time to save him. Plus, why couldn't Clark get the dog? He is the one with superpowers.

@zhengyingli 5 лет назад

FlipFlopper It'd be morally irresponsible to ask your underage son to risk his life for something that you could've really done yourself.

@fearodactyl2886 5 лет назад

An underage sun who has superpowers an can fly.

@zhengyingli 5 лет назад

FlipFlopper Clark couldn't fly at that point.

@petethelman957 2 года назад

Yeh but even if Clark couldn’t use his super speed he’s still invulnerable and could’ve just ran to get the dog instead of Jonathan and plus he could’ve just hid in the car to make it look like he was taking cover

@bobpearsall7737 2 года назад

It's just character development in this incarnation of the Superman origin story.

@madeye2424 7 лет назад

How can people think that this is one of the worst death scene ever??

@Aenlorrocksinwow 7 лет назад

Potato Because it was stupid, Clark totally could have gone and saved the dog because he's younger and faster not to mention nothing would happen to him. He wouldn't even have to use his powers very much. Jonathan's death is a crucial point in Clark's life. I felt the most poetic death was when he died of a heart attack. It made Clark realize that he has limits. This was just ridiculously done.

@mhuh 3 года назад

@@Aenlorrocksinwow This was more about showing to protect his identity. Which is what Jon Kent was about in this movie.

@Aenlorrocksinwow 3 года назад

M Huh still dumb as the younger stronger faster young game hand would have been the logical choice since Clark is strong enough to not be taken up by the tornado and it would have been brushed off

@redpillfreedom6692 Год назад

Becausd it was unintentionally hilarious, like the Save Martha scene

@4LoveOfMoney 3 года назад

STOP MY INVINCIBLE SON!

@IronChiwawaRadio 7 лет назад

Jonathan didn't know about the Venturi Effect.

@ronansullivan432 Год назад

4:01 jonathan: i'm sorry clark...go on without me.

@agnikai6258 7 лет назад

Don't care, but if I was him I'd save Jonathan.

@oldchannelforayoungstupidf2649 7 лет назад

Then most of the would not accept you.

@Mr000LA 3 года назад

@@oldchannelforayoungstupidf2649 well he would just have to run there like a normal human being and help him walk back. Nobody would question it, they would just think "that was insane and stupid but super lucky".

@sausageandbeanmelt4634 Год назад

Clark: You're not my dad! Jonathan: ✋

@TechXSoftware 7 лет назад

If you went back to just save a dog, I think is kinda stupid come on, dogs a are good and all, but some on

@itwasallpartofmyplanforyou4083 7 лет назад

really they have a history with that dog and spent years with him its like leaving a child you just cant leave them there because you love them

@NaeemAhmed-wk4eb 7 лет назад

fuck that

@NaeemAhmed-wk4eb 7 лет назад

i would go back for my dog

@teocho6462 7 лет назад

me too

@nahumperezestrada5268 7 лет назад

damn bro, you make me sick.

@noelanderson969 Год назад

"All of those powers....And i couldn't even save him!"

@azurerainbow4637 7 лет назад

Clark could've saved his father,who didn't want him to give himself away to the world because he wasn't ready,yet. Clark had such a super heartache when he saw his father get whisked away by the tornado and get killed after helping save some lives. Clark's story almost made her cry after she listened to his side of the story.

@arnigx 4 года назад

clark kent, age 17 = rebellion teenage .... ?? ^^

@jamesthereallyusefulredeng4162 3 года назад

Clark You Could've Just Saved Your Father

@ARandomMinecraftVillager 3 года назад

Or save the dog himself, for that matter

@yasinneysari 2 года назад

Yes . But his father didnt want to be saved

@l-abi 7 лет назад

Damn ninjas cutting onions.

@Scorponox93 7 лет назад

People will defend this movie. People will defend this particular scene.

@Commievn 7 лет назад

i don't know if it's sarcasm or not but i still see NO one defended this particular scene.

@Scorponox93 7 лет назад

Brock McClain When I posted this there were many, many comments openly mocking/attacking the general perception of people disliking this scene.

@marioarroyo2006 4 года назад

I don’t think people really understand this scene unless they’re parents themselves. Here’s a scenario for anyone who is a parent: Let’s say there is a huge fire in your home and your whole family gets out safely but you’re trapped. You have a 17 y/o child who can probably rescue you and they’ve got a good shot. Let’s say it a 75% chance that he can rescue you and you both can get out safely. But...there is a 25% chance that both of you will be trapped and killed by the fire. How many people would willingly want their child to run into danger for you? I’d never want to place my children in ANY life threatening situations...especially not to help me. Jonathan Kent (and Clark for that matter) did not know the full extent of his powers. They didn’t know if he was stronger than an F-5 tornado. But that wasn’t the point. Jonathan didn’t want Clark to risk getting hurt and more importantly, he didn’t want his identity to be exposed. It’s the ultimate parental sacrifice.

@wesleywilliamson8427 3 года назад

The most Underrated comment in this whole comment section. Stay safe 🙏❤️

@joshualessore7652 3 года назад

Entirely correct except Jonathan most likely did know the extent of Clark's powers hence the conversation between him and lois and earlier between him and jonathan in the car. Jonathan wanted clark to live a full and happy life hence the talk of living in the countryside, on a farm that would be his own with a family etc. and not to be hounded like a god or savior for his powers which is why he didn't want anyone to witness clark using his powers

@liboexpert5598 3 года назад

@DC did you read the full thing?

@jamesthereallyusefulredeng4162 2 года назад

Clark: Dad Let Me Rescue You

@captainclout6613 3 года назад

This death is so preventable.

@ronansullivan432 Год назад

4:18 DAD!!! clark was devastated.

@zeeshan23415 7 лет назад

holy shit look at his neck, its massive.

@jamesthereallyusefulredeng4162 Год назад

Wow Father’s Day’s gonna suck for Clark

@tod4y 7 лет назад

The strongest scene of the movie.

@glitchygaming3951 2 года назад

That dog was scared from the tornado. Are dogs afraid of tornadoes?

@BigMisterApple 7 лет назад

Hiding under a bridge is a bad idea..

@RonaldVaughan 7 лет назад

In the DC Comics,the Kents died of a rare tropical disease. SUPERBOY tried to beam them into the Phantom Zone to save thenm,but due to a solar storm the projector broke down!

@samuelchoong2611 7 лет назад

Remember how tough Bruce look running toward that building..... nothing compare to this!

@davidmarshall3683 7 лет назад

Actually made me think of how Bruce must remind superman of his dad, makes me wonder if that's why superman loves batman so much.

@mikedambrosio8445 4 года назад

So sad😭😭😭

@jasonbean7296 7 лет назад

"what do you think?"

@Waleed-tn7qx 7 лет назад

I feel sorry for his dad

@rustyskunks 3 года назад

This is the worst death scene ever.

@blueeagleaguilaazul5365 3 года назад

R.I.P dog who escaped from the car but got blown away with the tornado, underated character in this movie and in the comments 🙌🙌

@victoryehud 2 года назад

The stupidest scene I've seen in 40 years of watching movies.

@bastogic 3 года назад

Very good scene

@bastogic 3 года назад

@DC ok

@oskarav4028 5 лет назад

I cry when I saw this scene :'c even if it is unnecesary (because Jonathan Kent's death was unnecesary) .

@amuktadir1991 2 года назад

Extremly sorry kent i will do something about it.

@Divergence 3 года назад

I still think this death could have been avoidable. Clark could have ran over there at the same speed as Johnathan and make it back in time. Just without the risk of a sprained ankle. The thing I liked about the old way Johnathan used to die, (dark I know) with dying of a heart attack it thought Clark that not matter how many powers he has he can't save everyone. I think this could have been totally avoidable. Still could have saved the family dog. But hey, that my thoughts.

@allfancomicgeeks25 2 года назад

Then the people would've figured out who Clark really was If you watched Batman vs Superman, then you would've know why Johnathan didn't want to expose his power The media, people and religion will freak out, they will make him an outcast and reject and Clark was 19 that time and Johnathan didn't want him to experience something like that at a young age

@flameconvoy7424 Год назад

@@allfancomicgeeks25 No one saw Pa get injured, only emerge with an injury. He could have just hopped out like jonathan did fine and everyone would chalk it up to good luck, no one would have went "hey you should have been injured, you must be superhuman". Clark is a 19 year old man, he is at the fittest a human could be, no one would find it suspicious that he would run and save a dog

@eleventhknight9744 3 года назад

This scene will break the most stoic man

@eleventhknight9744 3 года назад

@Animestar17 then you've either never felt true pain or you're a sociopath. Congratulations

@superguy5846 2 года назад

Nah i'd rather have Pa Kent heart attack death in Superman the movie more thank you

@ely1188 5 лет назад

For a damn dog smh

@miguelcarranza3747 4 года назад

Ely I would do the same thing not just going to let a dog there to die

@aaronhetzel5848 2 года назад

I like to think this is the reason why Clark didn't go all Brightburn.

@ralf441 7 лет назад

It is so sad

@besimlamaj455 7 лет назад

This is what superman does for the world just in another shape think about it

@nbrikha 7 лет назад

This whole movie is just a series of flashbacks and flash forwards. Couldn't follow it.

@exildur 7 лет назад

Then I'd advise you never to watch Memento :)

@nbrikha 7 лет назад

Yeah, but that's the point of Memento. It was a brilliant tale of a man with long term memory loss and you're caught remembering things as he does. Superman doesn't have this issue. Zack Snyder seems to. There was no present moment until the last 45 minutes of the movie and even then I was waiting for someone to wake from a dream or some other ex machina. The whole movie is like drinking chicken broth and calling it soup.