“Clark Kent Tells His Son the Truth: He Is Superman。” #movie #shorts #video

After learning about the death of his mother Martha, Clark Kent (played by Tyler Hoechlin) decides to return to Smallville with his wife Lois Lane (played by Bitsie Tulloch) and their two sons, Jordan (played by Alexander Garfin) and Jonathan (played by Jordan Elsass). However, this idyllic rural life won't last long, as tensions between Lois and Morgan Edge (played by Adam Rayner) begin to escalate, and Clark faces an attack from a mysterious armored figure, threatening to disrupt their lives.

[redshared]

Awww... Poor baby my dad is the great super hero on earth 😢.

[myownfuneral]

while it’s normal to have the knee jerk reaction at your parents lying to you for your entire life, they need to grow tf up and realize the reasons behind it actually make sense

[qthemongrel]

I remember being super shocked when Thea wasn’t angry that Oliver lied to her about saving people and I was like holy shit it finally happened

[jaggedsignsO]

what happened to movies like Sky High when kids were stoked to have powers 😅

[swop]

if my dad told me he was super man and i had a chance at having superpowers too why on earth would i whine and cry about it like this? like dud e

[ArizonaChuggar]

Not everyone being mad that his son is upset about his parents lying to him about who his dad really was and his own origin and having their son thinking he was crazy and being put on pills. Yeah guys he’s such a whiny cry baby 😐

[seleviathan]

I always thought this was one of the only real negatives of this show. It was a really terrible decision not telling them because if they did they could prepare them for the possibility of those powers instead of just winging it. Clark should have known bettwr

[CAPEDCRUSADER]

Everyone complaining that they're too whiny when kids in real life would have this nearly exact same reaction.

[mrmartian]

Such whiny little babies. Could never het into the show with how pathetic the kids were. Based on the shorts

[chapterblaq]

If he told him when he was like 10. It would've went differently. 😂

I love how Superman tells Johnathan in that Super Sons Animated Movie.

[tysondan]

Bruh if I found out my dad was superman am fcking hype not angry

[pharaohavalon]

Yeah I’m the reason you don’t have powers, I’m also the reason your brother has powers. What you want him to do make you a supervillain? Cause that’s exactly what you would become.

[musclesforsupes]

To quote Smallville Jonathan Kent…”Clark?”
“Clark!” “Clark.” “Clark’s!”

[LAKnightAuthor]

What was he saying about his parents putting him somewhere? And then Lois said something about mental health? Did they have him institutionalized or something? It was really hard to understand him.

[MidnightNile]

Kid #1 whining cause he doesn’t get his dad’s superpowers, kinda understandable but definitely bratty behavior. Kid #2 upset on behalf of his brother realizing that he literally is the superior sibling and how unfair that is to him, a good brother and probably the most correct reaction to have.

[cal_el]

At first a reaction, then response. There is more ro that formula.

[fxranger]

It's unfortunate that the show is in its final season. I feel like this show could have story lines to introduce more characters. Sad really.

[Simon-oqds]

Unlike some people commenting here, I am not sure that I would want super powers. Heckuva a burden and responsibility to have, especially if you’re just a teenager. Also what if mix of powers is all wrong? Like what if I had super flight speed but not the invulnerability? Man, I’d have to think twice before flying…

[rcc]

Some people are just negative and see things negatively also in movies. If I find out, that’d be awesome!😅

[Oldspartan]

I wish i had just half of those kind of powers that boy is the biggest whinny little cry baby i ever seen