Chronicle is literally my all time favorite movie. It's so realistic on how teenagers would use powers and how one who has been abused would use his powers for revenge. Such a perfect movie for 2012
@@ProjektTaku*Ray Middleton* was the 1ˢᵗ to wear the costume in an official capacity at the 1939 World's Fair (Superman comics had only debuted the previous year). There's still color footage of it: ru-vid.comXBLQRghXng But that wasn’t on-screen acting. *Bud Collyer* was next, in the radio dramas (voice only) starting in 1940 with “Adventures of Superman” then in the Fleischer Studios cartoons starting the next year with “The Mad Scientist." *Kirk Alyn” was the 1ˢᵗ to physically appear on-screen in costume portraying Superman and Clark Kent in scripted adventures (unlike Middleton at the World's Fair, who was basically just standing there in costume on an elevated platform welcoming visitors into the fair).
Man of steel man.... Watching his first flight for the first time. Amazing. Gotta give Zack his props he knows how to give you the bumps. Superman flying straight up then looking down before jetting up... P.s Superman and Lois has some surprisingly sick flying too especially when his son taught he was faster than superman..lol
@@OMGangerso because its cliche and uninspiring to you suddenly you dismiss his action scene??? Even haters praised snyder action scene. You are not haters, you Just hating for the sake of hating.
@@vrhehdbd3453 you dont need a shaky cam to make something immersive lmao. It comes from good directing, story, cinematography and acting. There's been plenty of shite movies with shaky cam.
@@vrhehdbd3453 disagree, you dont need it in flying scenes. Superman isnt a gritty documentary. It looked much better in Batman v Superman when it filmed a framed like a comic book.
Man of Steel, Iron Man, and surprisingly Hancock are my favorites. The sound design is incredible and I think that's important, and they are all so unique in flight styles. Hancock was so shocking to me because it was so fluid and human. Often VFX or CGI can make things really stiff which looks fake, but Hancock's drunk flight style was so believable to me.
Yes, I am completely agree with u, all three are best in their own category, and Hancock flying scene is very realistic.. and it shows how a person will react when he suddenly sees an object...
Zack snyder version of flying is the bbest in my opinion in all his dc projects. He really knows how to capture the strength and impact of his cgi actions frfr
Man of steel fight scenes proved to me that zack snyder is perfect for a live action DBZ film. MOS flight scenes are literally peak. Nothing will top that.
Although i'm fans of zack snyder movie. His style is not good with DBZ, i would said hollywood director that can do DBZ is James Wan. I always want zack snyder to direct 1) spawn 2) Ghost Rider 3) Daredevil or elektra which he want to direct elektra 4) the question 5) Conan the barbarian
HANCOCK HAS THE BEST FLYING , it really shows his mass in weight and how destructive his landings could possibly be if he’s not resisting force. Hancock looked like he felt so free whenever he flew and the CGI of his character was so nice!
Iron Man definitely makes you want to fly. Besides the CGI itself looking so realistic, his body posture and demeanor looks the way a human body should look if it’s flying in a suit. The realism is just jaw dropping.
Brandon rouths superman returns has the most beatifull flying scenes i have seen. Its a bit rough on the cgi but it captures the best flying with the sound and the Cape just perfect
I always liked how black adam felt differently from others, when he "spawns in" it feels like he's no-cliping like the gravity wasnt a thing for him, superman has to put effort into flying, at least a little bit. Love the vids!
Black adam basically Gary stu of the superhero movie. What funny thing is he is Just a slave with small and skinny body, where did he learn to fight? This is why Man of Steel is superior movie than Black adam. Clark kent need to learned his power to fight.
@@boboboy8189 Teth Adam in the comics beat Batman in h2h combat (It's weird considering Batman is one of DC's most skilled fighters). Most of their knowledge is still retained even in their mortal form, so Teth just remembers how to fight. Doesn't discount the fact that The Rocks Black Adam is a Gary Stu thanks to his contract.
Or just black adam movie Makers didnt put the same passion and realism compared to mos,i mean did Henry really "struggling"?? Black adam just crap lmao
@@GregKhar-NU-Metalhead2000Black Adam movie was top tier in action and realism if nothing else. Black Adam is a very self righteous, pompous individual so his flight style suits him. They captured flight and super speed very well
@@GregKhar-NU-Metalhead2000Just because you don’t like the movie or actor doesn’t mean you say stupid things that discredit the hardworking VFX artists and are objectively false
Like how you sneaked "STANK" in there to commemorate the legend. But on a real note the MAN OF STEEL first flight coupled with Zimmer's masterpiece gives me chills any day of the week
Namor from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever has one of my favorite flying sequences, his unique version of flight was genuinely awesome, and super refreshing to see
Im not a huge scarlet witch fan but imo her "flight" is flat out the *BEST* Im a huge telekinesis geek and i love how shes almost like dragging or pushing herself through the air with her magic And in dr strange 2 where shes doing spins in the air, was just so satisfying.
I know this doesn't count but tom n jerry also had flying, you know where tom attaches a curtain onto himself and uses it as wings...that was pretty dope
Kim Doosik from Moving flying looks the most realistic. Maybe bc it's made based on irl situation if someone could fly, that's how it supposed to look like, ig. Not only flying but he also got speed by lifting up from the ground. The gravity had nothing on him. He can move more quick without any friction. And the definition of flying he told his wife of how to fly is beautiful. It made sense and realistic 😭😭😭
Adam warlock flying remind me superman return flying 🤣🤣🤣, its very outdated and felt a step backward. Even homelander and whatever dude from the eternals has better flying scene
I’m surprised Superman returns didn’t make an appearance in this video. That movie has my favorite flight scenes of all time right next to iron man. Loved the video. Flight is for sure my top 5 superpower.
Neo catching Morpheus and the Key Maker in a millisecond will forever be for me the greatest Cinematic moment I’ve ever witnessed. I don’t care if it’s silly, I don’t care if it’s childish, I’ve seen Reloaded hundreds of times and it is always thrilling to witness.
Man, finally seeing Clark (or rather Kal-El) fly in Season 4 was so satisfying. As a kid, my mind was blown. The continuous shot where he chases Lex's plane through the air to retrieve one of the Stones of Knowledge still holds up for a TV budget. Even the practical effects when he rips open the airplane door, with air blowing everywhere and creating turbulence. Just so good! 👏🏼
Man of Steel’s flight scenes looked amazing, gave us the feeling of power behind the flight movement. But I prefer the “casual” looking flight as opposed to the hands forward posing. Chronicle, Hancock, and even Black Adam make flying look the best just by being casual and carefree. And I know it’s animation, but I think Invincible does it best; showing the protagonist constantly adjusting his position mid-air as he flies, taking full advantage of the fact that he doesn’t rely on gravity while also giving the feeling of power when he breaks the sound barrier. They have yet to translate that realism to live-action, but I think Chronicle comes the closest
15:35 "Never before seen" with these two characters, yeah, but not at all in concept. The Matrix Revolutions, which you omitted from your Matrix part, had almost the exact same mid-air brawl, but a whole 10 years earlier! (and more inventive and exciting imo)
00:34 Superman thinks he's Adam Warlock 01:46 Clark thinks he's Adam Warlock 02:58 Neo thinks he's Adam Warlock 05:14 Heroes thi k they're Adam Warlock 06:32 Iron Man thinks he's Adam Warlock 08:48 Hancock thinks he's Adam Warlock 09:50 Green Lantern thinks he's Adam Warlock 11:07 Chronicle guys think they're Adam Warlock 12:49 Psychokinesis guy thinks he's Adam Warlock 14:21 Man of Steel thinks he's Adam Warlock 16:08 Doctor Strange thinks he's Adam Warlock 16:49 Homelander thinks he's Adam Warlock 17:59 Shazam thinks he's Adam Warlock 19:46 Black Adam thinks he's Adam Warlock 20:47 Wandavision think they're Adam Warlock
9:46 bro you just gave me an "everybody hates chris" flashback with tht doll. The scene where chris got tossed out the window and it was just the doll...literally the moment of the slap i flashbacked so trippy😂😂😂
one type of flight i feel is really inderrated is ikaris from eternals, the way they did his flight really felt like he simply sent his body wherever he wanted, rather then bullet blasting off (wich wlso looks cool)
You forgot about the iconic flying skills of Ralph Hinkley in The Greatest American Hero.. Plus, the General Lee and KITT, both had awesome flying capabilities.
Before I even start the video. I think movies that show how diverse flight can be. Man of Steel showed the strength and power I took to get into the sky, Chronicle showed freedom and sense of wonder flying brings, Hancock (although he flew like a d--k) showed how nonchalant and simple it could look to be in the sky and I'd say Brightburn (although I'm not a big fan) it really showed how destructive it could be if someone didn't care. I know Zod (MOS) didn't care, but in Brightburn having someone inside of a small farm house at a scale we can understand, see something as fast a bullet slam through a wall, great visuals.
Not gonna lie, the smallville first jump had people hyped, and then season 5 dropped and the first flight take off scene...am sure man steel took some inspiration from smallville
