Originally posted by: Darth Chaltab
Reguarding Superman in space...
He can survive in space for as long as he can hold his breath, and his lungs have a much larger capacity than humans. He still needs a space suit for prolonged periods in space or if he's near a red sun.
Well, wasn't he in space for a prolonged time in COIE and Infinite crissis?
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Originally posted by: Invader Jenny
Nope. No problem here. All those movies suck ass and can fall off the face of the earth. To me (and many other people) they simply don't exist.
Reguarding Superman in space...
He can survive in space for as long as he can hold his breath, and his lungs have a much larger capacity than humans. He still needs a space suit for prolonged periods in space or if he's near a red sun.
Well, wasn't he in space for a prolonged time in COIE and Infinite crissis?
Originally posted by: Invader Jenny
I have a feeling that Lois's mind wipe just took away her knowledge that Clark was Superman, but I bet she remebered the great sex.
If that were true, the mind wipe would be pointless. The reason he gave her the mind wipe was to releave her of the memory of the relationship. She was heart broken and couldn't move on. If he had just removed the memory of Clark being Superman, she would still remember the relationship and would still be heart broken.
Are you kidding me ?!?
Originally posted by: Jay
You answered your own question. He was given permission to look as a test of his abilities, and it was a forward way of flirtation that totally fits with the character of Lois Lane as established in the film. Superman is still a guy, after all. I think you're trying really hard to make the "cute" Superman sound less like a creep.
I have a feeling that Lois's mind wipe just took away her knowledge that Clark was Superman, but I bet she remebered the great sex.
If that were true, the mind wipe would be pointless. The reason he gave her the mind wipe was to releave her of the memory of the relationship. She was heart broken and couldn't move on. If he had just removed the memory of Clark being Superman, she would still remember the relationship and would still be heart broken.
Originally posted by: Invader Jenny
Really? Are you sure? Because the Superman from the first movie didn't have any problem taking a peak at Lois' pretty pink panties. If that isn't creepyly perverted I don't know what is.
And I don't care that Lois asked "what color underwear am I wearing?" [/skank], Superman shouldn't have looked. Hell, the lead wall was in the way and after Lois moved and had gone on to the next question he then took the opportunity to sneak a peak instead of moving on to the next question with Lois. Really gentlemanly of you Sups. *rolles eyes*
Really? Are you sure? Because the Superman from the first movie didn't have any problem taking a peak at Lois' pretty pink panties. If that isn't creepyly perverted I don't know what is.
And I don't care that Lois asked "what color underwear am I wearing?" [/skank], Superman shouldn't have looked. Hell, the lead wall was in the way and after Lois moved and had gone on to the next question he then took the opportunity to sneak a peak instead of moving on to the next question with Lois. Really gentlemanly of you Sups. *rolles eyes*
Are you kidding me ?!?
Originally posted by: Jay
You answered your own question. He was given permission to look as a test of his abilities, and it was a forward way of flirtation that totally fits with the character of Lois Lane as established in the film. Superman is still a guy, after all. I think you're trying really hard to make the "cute" Superman sound less like a creep.
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Originally posted by: Invader Jenny
Nope. No problem here. All those movies suck ass and can fall off the face of the earth. To me (and many other people) they simply don't exist.
But no matter what you say they do exist . I know because I have the DVDs (I got them in sets with the better movies). Just how far does this go? If I kill off a character in one movie or episode of a tv series, can I bring him/her back by just throwing out the episode where he/she died? Does this mean that COIE wasn't needed? DC could have just thrown out all the comic book stories concerning the multiple earths and just said there was only one all along. It has been argued that you can throw out Superman III and IV because they are bad. So who gets to decide which movie are bad enough that they are allowed to be thrown out of the continuity. I think License To Kill was a horrible bond movie. Am I allowed to throw it out. What about the PT?. Alot of people don't like ROTJ, should that be thrown out? How much playing around with the continuity should be allowed? I'm just not confortable with it.