Kal-El & Lois on the Krypton Ship | Man of Steel

Man of Steel (2013)
Kal-El & Lois on the Krypton Ship

Film discription: Clark Kent, one of the last of an extinguished race disguised as an unremarkable human, is forced to reveal his identity when Earth is invaded by an army of survivors who threaten to bring the planet to the brink of destruction.

Director: Zack Snyder
Cast: Henry Cavill (Clark Kent / Kal-El), Amy Adams (Lois Lane), Michael Shannon (General Zod), Diane Lane (Martha Kent), Russell Crowe (Jor-El), Antje Traue (Faora-Ul), Kevin Costner (Jonathan Kent)...
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[CarnivorousTraveler]

the way Clark looked at Lois to calm her down, "Look at my handsome face."

[justjustincase]

It just occurred to me this was likely the first time in his entire life he'd ever felt real physical pain. Imagine how surprising that must have been.

[rithyham]

This universe is so lucky to met Kal El and not Brightburn kid or homelander.

[timothybarham]

Now I see why Lois pissed off the sentinel, she was using a Nikon when they're clearly Canon users.

[Netlogic.]

"You're bleeding internally"
*proceeds to cauterize the outside of the wound*
*Lois continues bleeding internally until dead*

[spndusk]

One of my favorite Clois scenes from the movie. I love the how soft Clark becomes in Lois's presence, calming her down when he senses her fear.

[nateborie]

I love when Clark is burrowing through the ice using his heat vision. He hasn’t figured out how to focus the heat into concentrated beams of intense solar energy, but the heat that can be generated from his eyes can at least be focused in a general direction and controlled. It shows that Clark is already fully aware of what the capabilities of his powers are at his current level. He hasn’t figured out how to fly yet, but he knows he has insane strength, and his powers are only growing stronger as he gets older. It’s an excellent method of showing character development and power progression.

[angieb]

Freakin Lois can’t stay out of trouble always needs to be saved

[chunchoe]

Just realized that robot cut superman and made him bleed and was also almost equally as strong as him

[kennymills]

2:27 look at my handsome face
Lois: calms down

[brandonreed]

Kal-El making Lois scream for the first time. How sweet 😁

[vasyan]

1:57 When you are in a museum with strict no flash photography rules.

[Nauginaugi]

2:53 earth's first natural laser surgery

[engrfka]

As much as Christopher Reeves was an amazing superman (as a kid I used to think the guy was a superhero in real life lol), his character and movie was from another time when comic book movies were only meant for kids and were a bit cheesy. Plus the sequel movies made his superman a joke. Henry Cavill's version of superman is ultimate in my opinion and the best iteration of the man of steel.

[jessekutesa]

The Superman-Lois lane scene looks so natural as if it’s not acting

[superior]

The scary thing is, Superman didn’t even use his full heat vision, as you saw that no beams emitted from his eyes. He merely heated up his eyes and simply looked at her, and it caused her unbearable pain. Imagine that, only using 1/10 of your power, and it’s practically torture to a normal person. Jesus, it would make for a good interrogation method.

[johnson]

Man of steel aged so well. Such a masterpiece.

[chaos]

2:26...No words. That look was just heavenly

[thetwelfthdoctor]

"So, mom, how did you and dad meet?"
" His ship nearly killed me and he cauterized the wound with his eyes to save my life."

[wrestlelife]

Good lines and delivery regarding the medical treatment. In a field environment, there are 4 things to tell a patient before you do an intervention: what injury they have, what you’re going to do, whether or not it’ll hurt, and what you want them to do. And he covered it all in 4 lines, good writing!