Superman the Movie scene

[monkeynuts76]

CLARK CAN KICK GOOD!

[ICET100]

@monkeynuts76

thats b/c he has superhuman powers otherwise he wouldnt kick that good

[rojblake82]

Load of old crap.

[PRoachSupes]

great effects to me and really powerful nice scene

[MrHoppers002]

this one scene alone makes all of smallvilles super strength scene look horrible. lol

[afgmuscl3]

lol clark isn't meant to be a bitch

[xxBabyDoll717xx]

this movie is SP bogus!!! there's this one part where he fly around the earth BACKWARDS to turn back time!! WTFFFF

[spongebobslushpants1]

No one is that hot and that normal and loving acting and that rejected. Not in a small Kansas highschool, atleast. Just sayin.

[MrAbolitionist]

Warner brothers made 10 seasons just from an extremely loose interpretation of that scene.

[Dakers11]

To me the thing about the punt is. That it does not look like CGI. Sure it was Slo-mo, but the the continuation looks clean, and most of all real to my eyes.

[santana3212]

@Dakers11 It is real, in the sense that the football is made out of wood, and it is shot out of an air cannon buried in the field. You can see the dirt being blown after the shot.

[turbotime1964]

Yeah, Brad is a jerk all right. Still Lana could have been the better person and stay behind and helped Clark. Later when Clark used his super-speed to clean up the stuff and beat the gang on the highway, he was then treated like a freak, which made him more depressed.

Great teanage angst here.



[cochranexyz]

@turbotime1964 Jock bullshit, too.

[Flyboy243]

That football coach is my great uncle....Jeffrey Atcheson.

[JohnLeeMD]

Lana is about fifty-something now...

[KyodaiKen1979]

In Superman I we had Brad.

In Smallville we had Whitney Fordman.

The only difference was that Clark Kent in Season 4 of Smallville had his chance to become a star quaterback of Smallville Crows, and quit playing only because he realised that it's close to cheating.

[TheWorstWarlock]

I don't understand why they just didn't film this part before Chris Reeve started working out, and maybe give him a different haircut. This guy doesn't look that much younger than Reeve anyway.

[ShortyTigers]

Yep even Superman would have only been a Kicker in the NFL

[YouGotJEWD]

Brad is such a cock-block

[gothatway09]

By the way I want to add that I never liked John Byrne's revision, making Clark play football in high school, college, whatever. How the hell can Superman play football and not be the best damn player there EVER was? John Byrne is not the Superman authority anymore then Richard Donner is.

[gothatway09]

Brad was such a little bitch and always a punk to Clark.  As bad as Superman III was, it did give us a glimpse into what a loser Brand turned into as an adult, a man who only had his memories of playing football and being cool in high school.

[madmaxninja08]

Well said. Brad the typical scumbag jock in America that acts like a scum cause he thinks he can get into the NFL. And Lana at least in this movie is the typical dumb hot woman in America that goes for the jock muscle fags.

[Hibbs4Prez]

@madmaxninja08 Get a grip, man. I doubt "Brad" even cared much for whatever the NFL was back in those days.

[madmaxninja08]

Ah, are you telling me you don't know what the NFL is ?

[deckard97]

whats interesting here is he likes Lana(even yrs later) but is about to meet the second significant woman in his life,Lois-the little girl on the Amtrak

[madmaxninja08]

There was no Amtrak service in the 1960s( the time period when the is in Smallville, Kansas takes place).

Amtrak formed in 1971. Superman arrives in Metropolis in 1978,

[ignoranceandwant]

Altho its not easy to read, the train was painted with a fictional Kansas Star logo...it wasnt supposed to be an Amtrak. The train itself was from a Canadian fleet...

[madmaxninja08]

I know, I kinda told the other guy Amtrak never existed in the time period in that particular Smalville scene. He thought it was an Amtrak train So you are correct, it's suppose to be Kansas Star service even though in reality it's Canadian.

[soccergoalkeeper1]

When Clark kicks the football in the air.......that was like the "matrix special effects" to me when I was a kid. I was like......"Whoa!"

[ignoranceandwant]

Funny since it was all physical effects....an air cannon buried in a trench that launched a wooden football.

[baleheads]

In John Byrne's Man of Steel Clark was a real star player. That should have been the way

[ignoranceandwant]

I don't know...I like the scene where Clark argues with his adopted father about how frustrating it is to have to conceal his powers. He doesn't call attention to himself because, as his parents taught him, he was brought to Earth for a deeper reason than to become a football hero.

[LeadCeno]

John Byrne's Man of Steel didn't exist till like 8 years later. Besides, is that really the only way to portray Superman's past? Maybe Donner wanted to portray Clark as not having it easy, even with all his powers, that he has to make sacrifices.

[jerryaltman]

In Superman III we see the shit that Bratt became.

[enrrwa]

this is what im talking about. original smallville. they could have made this series during the 80's

[tsntana]

If he knew more about his powers, he could've cleaned all that up in less than 3 seconds.

[gfn02]

He would've had to in order to race the train and get back to his home before the kids in the car passed his driveway.

[xxpandamidknightxx]

By by Pigskin.