Superman always in our Hearts | The Death of Superman 

Imagine being told to back away from your own sons funeral

How strong the Kents must be, they have to make their sons funeral public and are unable to eulogize him.

That very last scene always guts me. When a grown man desires his hero to live more than his own breath

Dont know why, but seeing Damian give Bruce a genuine hug was more touching then I expected, even if it was just a sidearm

Notice how hard Batman is taking the loss of Superman. Though he doesn’t attend the funeral (he’s Batman after all), he still mourns in his own home to the best friend he ever had. Even if they were polar opposites, there was always an unspoken kinship between them. In a lot of ways, they were brothers.

Damian hugging batman hit me hard..

0:19. Seeing Martha Kent in tears like that always breaks my heart because while to the rest of the world they are burying their greatest hero; to her, she is burying her son.

“Why would you let Superman die when an old washed up old roughneck like me keeps on living? It ain’t right god... it just ain’t right.”

Damn......that bartender really felt for the supes😨

*green lantern lights fire* Martian Manhunter: "Damn it Hal!"

My father told me in the comic books, during his day, Superman and Batman were the best of friends. He showed me some old comic books I enjoyed reading. When there was a magical attack that Superman couldn't overpower, Batman thought his way around it. When there was something Batman couldn't strategize around, Superman outpowered it. Batman admired Superman because Superman was so insanely powerful but always held back for fear of collateral damage concerns. Superman admired Batman because he had no super powers but determination and dedication that he used to overcome his shortcomings. The reverence they had for each other and the close bond they had as friends in the older comics was something different. Most people are obsessed with "Superman vs Batman". I remember when if you messed with one, you dealt with the other and there was no way around the both of them. I'm not saying that these two characters didn't have close bonds or unique relationships with other ones: Quite the opposite, each had a unique friendship with another member of the Justice League. But the scene with Bruce seems like an homage almost to that era. That and the short scene when Green Lantern carries Batman and the look on his face when he see's Superman dead. You don't see Bruce do this. He stands there, staring out the window. Still as a statue. To me, from all my years of being a Batman fan, I see Bruce standing still as he struggles to process and hold in all the pain he feels. The man he thought he would never see die, the friend he trusted the most and felt like a brother to is dead. And once again, as when he was an 8 year old boy in an alleyway, he was helpless and powerless. The pain and frustration boiling in him so deep than his infamous discipline is struggling to contain it. He stares out to avoid people, to contain it and try to settle it...but the fact that he's standing there so long says this isn't going to be contained and settle down like other pains he's deal with. Alfred stares in concern, knowing not to disrupt him but so worried about the broken soul and heart in that still, stern looking body. He can FEEL Bruce's pain. He stands in the room, knowing full well that he's not needed but he stands there. That quiet ,reserved way of saying, "I will respect your space. I know you do not want me to disrupt you as you struggle with what you're going through. But I will not leave you alone in your pain..." Damian quietly walking over and looking with such concern. He knows his father. He's hurting and Damian doesn't know what to do but he cares about him. He leans over and gives his father a gentle hug. Raised by assassin's he might be, but he's still got some shred of innocence as a boy and a son. He loves his father and doesn't want to see him in such pain, he reaches out to comfort him. But Bruce is still standing there, struggling with all the pain...

What would’ve absolutely made this would’ve been if they’d included the scene from the comic, where Diana goes to see Bruce, who starts crying and saying “he’s not gone”

"They feel the loss of their leader and comrade the most" Damn feels

Ya know when Clark died in Lois’s arms I didn’t cry, I could hold that back. When the league reacted to it I didn’t cry, I could hold that back. When his parents couldn’t see his body at the funeral I didn’t cry, I could that back. But when his pal, just some rando that had nothing to do with the main story at all, said one last Hail Mary, for his friend, that got me, I couldn’t hold that one back.

Lex: "I will miss those late night chats on my balcony" Ah yes the ones where Superman would give you a silent irritated look, while you yell about how much you hate him and how he can't touch you because of how rich you are.

Holy shit I thought Kent's adoptive Father sounded familiar,he has the same voice actor as max Tennyson in ben 10

I believe Bruce took it harder... He didn't say anything, didn't attend the memorial either. Sometimes, even the dark knight can feel pain, and Damian saw that in his father...

The dude praying actually hit me harder then I expected it would. I'm not really religious but that hurt my heart hearing and seeing him in so much pain

3:20 Seeing conversation with God in a superhero film isn't something we get to see enough of as touching as it is

The Kents are strong to keep their composure like that but no one is talking about Wonder Woman's strength to NOT beat Lex's lying ass to death on the spot.

"Why would you let Superman die, when a washed up old rough neck like me goes on living" damn.....

Lex is such a liar 😂😂

Bibbo Bibowski is such a great character hardly ever get mentioned. He really made me cry.

1:11 I like this Damian better than Injustice Damian. The fact that he's trying to comfort his father really show how he's grown a heart

holy shat, its Ace. I like how Damian is here also, kinda weird seeing them.

Woow...This line (why would yo let superman die and leave an oldman like me going!) i used that same line when my father died.... Couldn't help but to cry alocngside that cartoon character!

Took my gf to watch the double feature in theaters. She was never really into the superhero genre, but even she felt like crying when Superman died. He truly is the embodiment of hope

What I love about Lex Luthor is he wasnt lying. He just left out the life/death struggles that came with those chats...

Even if you do not like DC's animation movies; you got to admit this is sad and beautifully written

Wonder woman's face when lex stopped speaking was fucking vicious

Hawkman standing there like he did something 🤣

The old sailors the one who always gets me, his words hit the hardest

3:18 is no one gonna talk how this man respect superman so much that he talks to god and tell him "why would you let superman die" The respect is over 9000

1:08 "You showed me that justice doesn't always have to come from the darkness."

This is why Superman no matter what is the heart of the DC Universe...when he dies, people from all walks of life mourn. He is the hero’s hero, the one everyone aspires to...the OG. Too bad this even has been driven into the ground, and it’s worse with the New 52.

He may not have attended the funeral, but you just know Bruce paid for that massive solid-gold statue of Superman.

Damien comforting Bruce with a side hug is amazing.

The voices for Alfred and Pa Kent are familiar... Pa Kent in DC - Grandpa Max in Ben 10 (before the reboot) Alfred Pennyworth in DC - Professor Paradox in Ben 10 Conclusion: Barry Allen screwed the timeline so hard Ben 10 characters were recreated into DC characters.

Superheroes are important to us. We can imagine flying in the air with Superman. Or swinging from a web like Spiderman. Superheroes inspire us all.

Isn’t Superman’s dad voiced by uncle max from the original Ben ten show? It sounds like him

Superman always in our hearts ✊💙❤️

Bibbo's prayer/speech always brings a tear to my eye.

Superman is and will be always best written Super hero of all time..

The old man at the end hit me HARDDD

DC is incomplete without superman and Batman ❤️

That guy at the end made me die a bit, never have i been so convinced the a movie character was in pain than the last guy

i think that last scene was the only actual time that a dc/marvel movie made me shed a tear

3:29 one of the saddest parts of the movie if you ask me.

Did anybody at Clark Kent’s job think it was weird that he just quit showing up to work after Superman died?

The statue of the Super Man is Great -He deserves it 💙😁

Why do I get chills from an animated film over live action. That shows how well done these are, the score and voice acting is incredible

“I will miss those late night chats on my balcony.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 line always gets me after wonder woman’s reaction

No matter how many times I see this, it airways tears me up. That's how good this is.

the look of shock when Lex got credit for trying to stop Doomsday when recognition was all that egotistic maniac wanted

3:21 for me this is the saddest scene

I felt very sad for the lost of the world's greatest hero superman. Even though it was movie superman was a man of hope,truth and justice.

No parents should have to watch their children die - Interstellar movie I was crying too. 😢😭

I wish there was some way the Kent’s could have been in the VIP section. There are obvious reasons why they can’t, but damn this is just heart breaking

I like how Supermans statue pays tribute to Jerry Ordways cover of ....The Adventure of Superman #424. 👍👏👏👏👏

At 1:43 when Lex says "This wasn't always the case" If you have watched Smallville you will know that Lex, and Clark used to be close friends, before tragic events corrupted him. Lex said to Clark "Your closer to me than any blood brother" It just makes me suspect that maybe that happened in this verse also.

WW gave Lex the str8 up "I wanna muder you" face

We will never forget you, hero.

Wow, the ending of this clip actually got me. 😢

Loved the Hail Mary prayer.

We all know what's gonna happen next, but it still makes me cry.

The fact that an animation is able to cause such sad feelings shows how amazing they did with the music and everything else

Lex in that neck brace and arm sling cracks me up every time!

Not since the funeral In the early 2000s justice league cartoon has the death of Superman hit so hard

I'm not much of superman fan but this made me cry for real

The bartender straight up said that he deserved to die more than Superman..... 😥

I can tell Diana still loves superman

Honestly I want to see a director that gets their friendship right.(On screen) Starts out rigid ,earn each other's respect,then comes friendship and then develops a bond we all know and love : *World's Finest.*

Funeral For A Friend.............

Bibbo's scene hits hard...

The prayer. Is the part that makes me want to cry.

That prayer was very emotional. 😢

Why weren't Batman and Shazam present for their Friend's Funeral?

How can someone dislike this

Super man is symbol of hope I’m so sad about this 😢

It takes a lot to make a man cry but Jesus Christ this memorial scene of Superman, with the way the Kents reacted to Batman and Damian in solemn mourning and that last scene with the pier guy saying words that just hit so close to home... I'm balling, man.

[upon hearing the Hail Mary at the end] ………oh……! Okay…! Cripes, DC didn’t pull *any* punches…wow. Color me impressed

President:I am sure they feel the loss of their leader.... Camera switches to batman:Did he just say leader? Damian:it's ok dad you're still my leader

1:14 "Almost as quick as he goes down!" *justice league shouts sick burn*

2:50 such a moving scene, really wish we'd seen the sailor in reign of supermen.

I can't wait for the sequel :)

The police officer was nice to the Kents and they knew he didn't know who they were, so no offense is taken. The fact that he noticed Martha was even more hurt out of anyone says something about him even though he didn't put it together. Cause even he had to look away in order to say Superman was family

Wow I never thought I’d see the day where Damien shows Bruce affection and comfort

Every time I watch this scene of Martha Kent crying, I think of that famous quote: “I’m supposed to bury my mama. My mama not supposed to bury me.” Damn, man.

When you can feel the intended set of emotions knowing that it's only fiction the writers, actors, & all involved have done their job well.

"Men are still good... We fight... we kill... we betray one another... but we can rebuild... We can do better... We will... *We have to*.....!" -Bruce Wayne

0:53: Diana has a special grief. She loved him once, and in her own way, still did.

I love that Batman doesn't show up. He feels he failed Clark, both in that he couldn't save him and that he never told him what he truly thought. He's crushed by both

Zack Snyder, take notes: this movie is how you build a likeable Superman and make us care when he dies.

Superman was never my favorite, and of course we knew he was going to die in this film. But this still made me feel sad, and just seeing Lois visit Mr. and Mrs. Kent made it even more emotional.

That prayer.... So touching

Luthor's reaction at the shoutout is huge to me, like he's surprised to get a positive reaction for his actions.

That Hail Mary always gets me... My God 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭

But damn Damian an Bruce moment had me balling out crying Bruce knowing he lost a good friend

I got all teary when that last scene popped up.

Batman is 24/7 training, patrolling, or running Wayne tech. If he takes the time to just stand, starring out a window, and contemplating, then you know he is hurting inside. Also if Damien has enough empathy to put his arm around his dad to comfort him. Again, you know it’s a hard loss.