Now there's a third one from the Nuclear Man.

@@SpedeVesku and a forth from the other nuclear man

Ohhh Nyooooooo

@@katiacritten9975 He's just mad for getting deleted from the movie.

@@katiacritten9975 and three more from Zod, Ursa, and Non

Having seen Drawn together before watching this one I now got an idea where they got the stuff for Cpt Hero being such a neglecting douche and having the innocence of a kid at once

@@phreakazoith2237 Honestly, this is BARELY scratching the "Superman being a douche" surface. Check out some of the golden/silver-age stuff. The website "Superdickery" was established around this theme and he has tons of examples: www.superdickery.com/tag/superman-is-a-dick/

Is this the Bugs Bunny meme?

Withers: No.

There needs to be a comic event with Bearded Idiot, Crazy Steve, Bonkers Betty, and Dick Grayson, Age 12.

@@theangryholmesian4556 the asshole squad

@theangryholmesian4556 And Nuclearman.

Indeed.

He's going to need a ton more Scotch.

@Leo Asmaklis a prosthetic head that I made for a movie.

@Leo Asmaklis close. It was for body that was found dead for 10 months. It was a thriller movie.

@Leo Asmaklis The Light We Save. It comes out later this year.

From Lennie to Lex: this is the hero's journey that the Monomyth was created to narrate.

LaNoLaCola what?!

voodoochile333 You heard what i said

His name is Lenny not Larry

At least the guy who plays lenny can do a better lex luthor

Allison and Lewis are also a funnier duo.

I dunno, we're not getting any more Batman V Superman movies, so maybe??

I mean...the 90's. It happened, he had it.

Gun-wielding, mullet-sporting Superman was how he came back. AND with an all-black uniform!

I get happy for long videos also, specially linkara's. I get to hope for a story line thing

Is that true?

@@starsiegeplayer yes. Both were made by the same company Cannon Films. They took money from Superman 4 to make Masters.

Worth it.

Makes sense

@@manticorephoenix Yeah, those dumb bastards embezzled their own films. They thought they would make some of that Dick Donner money just because they had big names like Christopher Reeve and Gene Hackman. Oh yeah, and because the title had the word, "Superman" in it, how utterly fucking genius (yawn)

really? 'Cause I'd kind of like to see him do a crossover Trouble with Tribbles style

I think that episode was parodying this plot.

Schlock Jocks It did a good job because it’s better than Superman 4

The difference there is that the United Nations actually asked Superman to disarm the nuclear warheads and it only happened because aliens were impersonating government officials

Like I said, better plot.

Sounds like something some American politician would say, "but we need nukes, what if aliens will attack"

No one is safe from greasy guys.

Intelligence isn't transitive. Maybe he flunked English but is great at math

Pronunciation is prolly the least important form of intelligence but it is funny how dumb we can all be

I'm right there with you. If anything, this movie's biggest weakness is that Superman's a well-meaning idiot. But I prefer 'well-intentioned but naive' over 'smart but cynical asshole'. as a characterization for Superman. It's what fundamentally differentiates him from Batman, more than either character's skillset or supporting cast.

It makes sense for a superhero to be conflicted when they're human, like Batman. But when they are a literal Alien, their moral dilemma is a lot less interesting. The reason a superhero like Superman exists as a concept is to be a beacon of hope and an embodiment of all the things we wish we could do. Yeah, he has the conflict of having to choose whether to be in a human relationship, but at the core of it all we know who he is and that he isn't going to suddenly team up with the bad guys or rule with an iron fist. And where the newest movies failed is questioning whether he should be a hero at all, or sacrifice anything for humanity, immediately making him the least likeable version of an uber-powerful Space God imaginable.

Seconding that wish! You guys are great riffers!

"stop it lex! the earth can't live under a red sun!"

I don't think Putin woutd agree to that.

@@MinscFromBaldursGate92throgg

The Silver Age comics loved to take regular skills and put "Super" in front of them to pretend they where new powers of his. (I.e Super-knitting)

Superman's beams are the Bat belt of beams

My favorite comment here!

There's a reason why post-crisis Superman has a more restrained power set.

Lool

Gonna be honest, it's a nightmare to take out of the box it comes in, I mean it should've come in like a plastic bag but nope it's in a box, and it doesn't really fill as many roles in a gravity environment as I'd hoped (or was advertised)

I get mine from Home Depot; they provide free delivery and setup.

Superman is a dick, indeed!

There's an episode of Batman: Brave & The Bold that is entirely based on that concept. They even reference the one with him burning the shirt Jimmy Olsen got him. Its great.

@@trevingrayek791 I've been meaning to watch Brave and the Bold; I kinda avoided it because it came out right after The Dark Knight, and I was right up there with those fanboys who thought that TDK was the best version of Batman, EVER, and he was finally being taken seriously, and why would we EVER want to go back to a goofy version of Batman, and ALL comic books and movies should be like this... ...and then New 52 and BvS happened.

@@nickbell8353 It has a lot of fun with it's campiness, you get to met different heroes/villains, and it has some pretty good character moments in parts. Definitely worth a look imo.

@@nickbell8353 BatB is, no joke, the best version of Batman. The first episode is a bit meh, but the second has gorillas riding pteradactyls stealing cruise ships by carrying them through the air, and Batman is considering ejecting Plastic Man from the bat plane because he's being annoying. At this point you think you know what you're in for. You're wrong. Things get shockingly dark in the later episodes. I will say, make sure you catch the Matches Malone episode: it got pulled from some airings due to some... interesting song lyrics, but it's also just a great episode.

Every boy. Every single 35-year-old boy. Gaahh...

A missile isn't nu-cu-lar enough.

It's like those comics and movies that think the entire bullet cartridge comes out of the muzzle when the gun is fired.

Um... how else do you get the warhead to space?

@@rpgaholic8202 Why even send them to space? Couldn't Supes just fly around Earth and collect them? He's got super speed after all, it probably wouldn't have taken long.

Jeffrey Barrow thanks for repeating what I just heard

@@voodoochile333 It's standard practice for people to quote their favorite parts of a KZfaq video in the comments. Stop harassing people for engaging in normal behavior.

Too bad it's Sunday.

@@Tareltonlives Or else those buildings would have been full by now!

Nuclear Man sent all those people to another dimension!

But it delays the problem in exchange for a bigger one later, and that short-sightedness is what's important to learn!

@@PoochieCollins You could argue that a problem that is "later" is much like a problem that is "over there", and as Superman taught us in the comics, problems that are "over there" should be taken care of by people "over there".

@@austinleach1307 : never read the comics; elaborate?

@@PoochieCollins That was a reference to one of the running gags from Linkara's show. He did a comic where Superman busts up a drug operation in a ghetto, and when presented with the notion that said drug dealing will just set up shop elsewhere, Superman's response boiled down to "when the problem is over there, the people over there need to step up so the problem isn't there anymore", so Linkara jokes about Superman's blase attitude about any issue that isn't immediately in front of him, with the implication that as long as the problem is "over there", it's not Superman's to deal with.

Budget cuts for the film means budget cuts for Lex's wigs.

@@DalekTheSupreme That hair paint spray in a can stuff was invented on movie sets. Really cheap to spray some on that bald spot.

Honestly as someone who lived through at least part of the fear... kinda? I mean we were talking about the complete extermination of every man, woman, and child on the planet. How much war is acceptable to save the human race?

@@tinkerer3399 That is assuming WoMD would even be used. Nuclear weapons are incredibly impractical weapons in actual warfare. Their main purpose lies solely in the threat of them being used. While I don't believe it's entirely because of it, I do believe MAD, or at least the belief by the powers that be, that it would happen, played a major part in keeping the Cold War from, well... getting hot. No one wants to drop the first warhead, if they know their opponent will now have an excuse to completely annihilate them as the first response. Nuclear weapons aren't the only means you can kill a lot of people with. They are a bit more effective, but you can still reduce a country to burning rubble somewhat effectively using other means. The difference, however, is that the powers that be simply don't fear the other methods as much, so they are more likely to engage in warfare, where they are used. Nuclear weapons however are something they fear enough to keep them on the doormat, sort of speak. As the well known Latin pro verb says: Si vis pacem, para bellum. If you want peace, prepare for war.

One of the odder things about Silver Age comics was how Superboy and Supergirl would almost casually hang out with the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 30th Century. Superboy was supposed to forget all the future details of his life when he returned to the present. I suppose Supergirl did the same.

I think there is mitochondrial DNA in hair to be fair, but I remember reading from somewhere (maybe CSI) that it is not as close of a match to DNA from a hair root, so you probably couldn't clone someone from it.

@@rachaelpoulin1997 Mitochondrial DNA while a part of the overall genom (since it does serve a really important function in the cell) is a little different from your nucleus DNA, as in I'm not sure if you can even match it with nucleus DNA. F.ex it's mostly only inherited matrilineally (at least with human mitochondrial DNA) meaning it lacks the genes inherited from the father. So it's probably not very viable for cloning, since it would lack the vast majority of the genetic information. Then again; they clone Superman using a lunchbox containing a piece of cloth, some random gelatinous lump and a tiny super computer launched into the Sun. I highly doubt the filmmakers could care any less about the difference between nucleus DNA and mitochondrial DNA 😄

NUCLEAR POWER DOESNT WORK THAT WAY!!!!!

If it were released today, it'd be a Zach Snyder movie and somehow even worse

And the bad woman who turned good woman would've accused Clark Kent of sexual harassment. And Superman would be a black woman.

Lacy would be attracted to Lois

@@teedup8995 That would actually be an improvement

She could get Chez Lindsey to review Sylvester Stallone's "Over The Top" together!

Don't want to step on RedLetterMedia turf

Superman and the Mole Men was a B movie in 1951.

Looks like I have things to catch up on😜

Just a heads up, its just Reeve, you are probably mixing it up with the other Superman, George Reeves.

Yes. It bombed (Cannon barely marketed it) but got great reviews from critcs.

According to Oliver Harper, it is Milton Keynes. Supposedly, Christopher Reeve wanted them to shoot on location in New York City (like they did in Superman '78) but Cannon Films budget was cut.

Or do I? Lmao

His baby who's been growing up without any supervision of his emerging powers and straight up murders a goon with a piano

Particularly as they cast an actress who was way too young as Lois

@Conrad Ferrus Seriously, who the hell signed off on this script again?

Gnome de Plume yeah, that kid is Brighburn essentiallly.

okay they were trying, the question is *what* were they trying?

No Superman 3 was good movie better than Superman 4.

DC expects me to believe that Metropolis is in DELAWARE?

Would that make him the precursor to Superboy?!?!

@@johnschou2172 Considering Conner didn't exist until 1993 and the revelation that he's half Lex wasn't until 2003, probably.

Ditto!

And Masters of the Universe.

OH yeah I think you’re right

Unless I am remembering incorrectly, I think car in tree is Man of Steel. Clark just stacked the trucks in Smallville.

@@AlexBabbage I know. I was just making a comparrison to that scene from Smallville.

@@DogoHalibar ah, okay.