Amy Adams is Lois Lane: - Part 4

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[Man of Tomorrow]

What's great is now the comics will align much closer with "The Man of Steel" movie, having a younger Superman not in a relationship with Lois.

I wonder if they'll do something out of the box and pair her up with Lex.

 

[Panthro]

As long as they don't write and play her in the same vein as Margot Kidder's Lois (which I doubt they will) I'll be happy.

 

[ElDuderino]

What's great is now the comics will align much closer with "The Man of Steel" movie, having a younger Superman not in a relationship with Lois.

I wonder if they'll do something out of the box and pair her up with Lex.

Or they'll have a traditional movie with Superman and Lois the same age and in, or almost in, a relationship. Because, you know, there's no indication otherwise.

 

[Herolee10]

What's great is now the comics will align much closer with "The Man of Steel" movie, having a younger Superman not in a relationship with Lois.

I wonder if they'll do something out of the box and pair her up with Lex.

We don't know what's going on exactly with how they'll portray the dynamics between Clark and Lois so I wouldn't make any assumptions yet.

And yes, i do agree with you ON ONE THING, that Lois hasn't been well portrayed in recent films.

However, given that the comics is the source material, from what I've read and seen, she is no DAMSEL in distress and has managed to hold her own throughout the years. She is portrayed as a heroine in her own right.

And considering the backlash that resulted from fans when comic book readers thought that they were going to go with a Lex and Lois pairing (only for it to be revealed that the "Lois" that was being used was nothing more than a test subject), I doubt that they might try that.

I get that you don't like Lois, or any female character in a respectful manner, but Lois is so much more than just a Love Interest and her character has BEEN there with Superman longer than ANYONE else in the Superman Lore aside from MOS himself.

 

[MydnightPhoenix]

I highly doubt you hire Amy Adams as Lois Lane to be a guest star in a Superman movie. Batman/Superman Public Enemies did a good job with Lois. She was wasn't there but was mentioned. There are some stories where Lois isn't needed; like Smallville and Superman 3. As for Margot Kidder's Lois; I would prefer they ditch her portrayal along with CRs portrayal of Clark.

 

[RoughNTumble]

I just saw adams' lesbian make-out scene

so nice

 

[Sam]

i just saw adams' lesbian make-out scene

so nice

where???

 

[RoughNTumble]

I just typed in 'amy adams sex scene' in google

I don't know why it never crossed my mind before

 

[Sam]

Just did it and found it. thanks

 

[Majik1387]

Oh you boys...

 

[RussiaNet]

I just saw adams' lesbian make-out scene
so nice

You about this video?
[YT]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YMn6hWvahs[/YT]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YMn6hWvahs

 

[hopefuldreamer]

What's great is now the comics will align much closer with "The Man of Steel" movie, having a younger Superman not in a relationship with Lois.

I wonder if they'll do something out of the box and pair her up with Lex.

How is that 'out of the box'? They did it in LnC...

Not that I'd object to it as an idea, I always thought in brought in an interesting dynamic of 'competition' between Lex and Superman.

 

[Herolee10]

How is that 'out of the box'? They did it in LnC...

Not that I'd object to it as an idea, I always thought in brought in an interesting dynamic of 'competition' between Lex and Superman.

the last thing that some would want to see is for Superman and Lex's epic rivalry and competition against each other to be about Lois or any romantic interest. It's one of things that SV has been criticized about, in the usage of Lana.

Imho, a great rivalry and antagonistic relationship like that should NEVER be about a love interest.

 

[Mr. Earle]

Oh gawd, that video!!! Little Earle here is all happy!

 

[hopefuldreamer]

the last thing that some would want to see is for Superman and Lex's epic rivalry and competition against each other to be about Lois or any romantic interest. It's one of things that SV has been criticized about, in the usage of Lana.

Imho, a great rivalry and antagonistic relationship like that should NEVER be about a love interest.

See I think what Smallville did and what LnC did where two different things.

Smallville literally made it seem as though them both being in love with Lana was the reason they started to fall apart, and the cause of their legendary rivalry.

With LnC it was clear that their rivalry was brought on by the challenge Superman represented in terms of who was more powerful. Lois was sort of a prize Lex was trying to manipulate as part of that game (like organising to have a guy attack her, and then jumping in the way and shooting him before Superman could get there).

I'm not suggesting it anyway, someone else was. But if it was handled well, I wouldn't object to Lex asking Lois on a date just to stick a knife in Superman, and her excepting because she things it's a good chance to interview him and he IS a powerful, charming and rich man so it's also flattering that he'd be interested in her, especially when her affections for Superman don't seem to be reciprocated.

 

[Man of Tomorrow]

Hopefulsuicide and Herolee, I think you should take a look at the MSNBC article from the previous thread, that's what I was commenting on:

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/43316213/ns/today-books/

Everyone’s in agreement that the marriage and the emphasis on soap opera no longer seems to be working as well in the current market as it once did," the proposal stated.

Like I said, looks like they're trying to undo the damage of the 1990s when they intentionally tried to make the comics appeal more to women through this marriage.


Grant Morrison, Mark Waid and Mark Millar even tried to eliminate it before.

 

[DIRECTOR]

You about this video?
[YT]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YMn6hWvahs[/YT]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YMn6hWvahs

 

[Kal-El.9859]

Lois needs to be head smart but not over the top like Teri Hatcher...

 

[ElDuderino]

Hopefulsuicide and Herolee, I think you should take a look at the MSNBC article from the previous thread, that's what I was commenting on:

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/43316213/ns/today-books/

The article doesn't say they're "not in a relationship" as you stated. It merely states they won't be married, which is obvious if they're doing an origin story. Snyder talked about their love interest in an interview. This is a class Lois/Clark storyline.

 

[Man of Tomorrow]

Article mentions Lois Lane is single during her new comic storyline and this was done to give Superman other love interests.

So yes, they aren't in a relationship in the new comics.

Lois Lane has gotten new attention in "Flashpoint," being given her own series, "Lois Lane and the Resistance." In the three-issue story, Lois Lane is single. She's never met Superman, and she never reported about his existence.

 

[Mr. Earle]

I was gonna post about FP Lois, so here it is.

http://www.newsarama.com/comics/dcnu-is-supermans-marriage-ending-110607-1.html

Seven Reasons why new DCU Superman will be single.

Number 5: Flashpoint Lois Lane

Lois Lane has gotten new attention in "Flashpoint," being given her own series, "Lois Lane and the Resistance."
In the three-issue story, Lois Lane is single. She's never met Superman, and she never reported about his existence.
"Lois is exactly the character we know and love, except just remove from her equation the fact that she's ever met Superman," said Dan Abnett, co-writer of the "Flashpoint" tie-in series with his collaborator, Andy Lanning. "She's the spunky, snarky reporter she always was, who hasn't necessarily had the breaks she's had in the DC [Universe], because she never got that star scoop story of Superman."
The story centers on Lois as a reporter who becomes stuck in the middle of a war zone, and she eventually gets caught up in the local resistance movement.
The end of the main "Flashpoint" series, which will be released on Aug. 31, is supposed to be the precursor for the big changes DC is making in September. But it's the tie-in story of single reporter Lois Lane that opens the door for the character to be single even longer.

We all know that Flashpoint is a showcase of things to come, even if they give an elseworlds spin to things and take them a bit too far. I think FP Lois has a lot of potential and its highly likely we'll see her, at least in comics.

 

[SuperDaniel]

The DC Universe is a big effin mess right now. Jesus Christ. WTF are they doing??

 

[ElDuderino]

Article mentions Lois Lane is single during her new comic storyline and this was done to give Superman other love interests.

So yes, they aren't in a relationship in the new comics.

....the movie. Your original statement related to them not being in a relationship in the movie.