Man of Steel (2013) Superman Saves People From Fire Scene || Best Movie Scene

Man of Steel (2013) Superman Saves People From Fire Scene

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[jeoj]

Henry ripping the door open and standing there with fire going up his body is the coolest thing I love in this movie.

[h.r.gerrard]

I like the fact that one of the crewmen 'saved his life' when that falling cage nearly crushed him. You could see the appreciation on Clark's face.
Humanity, a super strength!

[monkadelic]

literally the greatest Kal-El we have EVER had, and they FIRED HIM

[spornge]

How are so many in the comments missing : It is really well done, because it is not the weight he cant hold, it is the structure he is standing on can not support the force and mass of him and the tower. He does not know how to fly yet

[nz]

2:05 "Is that shot really necessary?"
"Yes, yes it is."

[Nyxzy]

The little detail that I'll always love in this scene is when the tower does fall, you see it pivot over him rather than just fall on him.

[alejolopera]

I wish Henry became the next 007 .. that would be sooo great

[abirbinhabib]

Every once in a while i come back to watch just this one clip because its one of the best secnes filmed of superman. Henry did an absolute beast of a job

[nrdas]

Nothing in the entire history of Superman says who he is more than this scene.

[jakehull]

I like how SM give a wee smile at the guy at 0:40 because he tried to save him even tho he said something cheeky he still gave him a little smirk i really like this version of SM

[futuresonex]

You know when Superman revealed himself to the world the guys from the oil rig were like, "Well, that explains a few things!"

[AmitRedkar]

Wondering what the survivors told everyone after the rescue. A man covered in fire crushed the steel door open and their Doc tell them they were traumatised and hallucinated😅

[Arkhkalos]

2:00 -, The change in tone of music when Clark leaps and impacts with the steel supports always give me chills. Its some real superman type sh!t!

[METALON]

Standing there screaming holding a fcuking burning oil rig up is one of the most emotional super hero moments I have ever seen. Its just raw, from ripping a door open whilst in a pair of pants covered in flames to taking on thousands of tons and incredible heat even when you don't know if you can take those kinds of things was just awe inspiring.

[ToxicSkull]

I love how he allowed himself to be saved by the guy, because he was definitely was enough to notice the cage falling and the guy aint got a chance to actually budge him

[yourlegendTom]

1:23 Henry asking hey man where is the Saloon I need a trim 😂

[Megacooler_]

Such a great movie. It got unnecessary amount of hate and hes also the best Superman we've ever gotten

[realtalkz]

MOS was incredible just incredible, it is the BEST Superman film ever created, it shows so many different sides to Clark the trails and tribulations of the strongest being on the planet growing up, trying to blend in, finding himself all the while he experiences the good and bad sides to humanity and sometimes showing such restraint like not saving his father from that Tornado because hisfather told him not too so Clark didn't reveal himself to early on was really moving, it also helps to have an incredible actor like Henry Cavill really become one with the character mentally not just physically, even if DC fired him they can never destroy or tarnish this film any other actor they cast for Superman has to exceed Henry and I don't think thats ever going to happen.

[imWillJ]

look at the face of Kal-El after the guy pushes him from getting hit by the falling cage, his facial expression seems to be saying happily " you humans aren't so bad ", this scene is like watching a father being proud of the accomplishments of his son.

[yrlquin]

It’s crazy for a movie that’s 4, 065 days old it’s still one of Superman Best Movies