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Mike said:But Superman 1&2 were vague histories, Ya Monkey.![]()
So vague Lois has a son of Superman.
When did he get her pregnant?
Humm...Superman 2...yeah!
Mike said:But Superman 1&2 were vague histories, Ya Monkey.![]()
ace2k said:I just finished watch Superman II on SPACE and as we know that is the last line of the movie. Well since Returns takes place after II, does that mean that Supes let the President down again. I'm still not clear on this plot point, do we know why he left?
Yeah...I saw the movie....FanboyX_Returns said:Yea he's a liar, a homewrecker, and a dead beat dad... I mean you saw the movie right?
Oh, and he's also a peepin tom!![]()
C. Lee said:Yeah...I saw the movie....
He's not a liar (keeping a secret idenity is the same as an undercover cop...a necessary untruth)
He's not a homewrecker (at this point Lois and Richard are still together)
He's not a deadbeat dad (you have to know about a kid and then voluntarily refuse to support them, not don't find about him 6 years after the fact, to be considered deadbeat)
...but he is a peeping tom.
Yeah..it was a good one...but we don't know if Singer considers it as having occured or not.kakarot069 said:I have to admit, though, I loved that scene from SII... it just made me swell up inside with pride.
And thats my whole problem with the vague sequel. I don't know where anything stands. Singer claims to have reintroduced Superman but many of the kids I know who saw the film were confused as hell.C. Lee said:Yeah..it was a good one...but we don't know if Singer considers it as having occured or not.
Bad Superman said:It's called "vague history" which has a connection to the previous films but in a vaguely kind of way. It's an "established Superman" film in which there are glimpses of the origin which seems to make it a sequel and yet "vaguely" because it ignores continuity such as: turning back time, Luthor's knowledge of the FOS's location, the mind erasing kiss, Superman letting the President down and so on. It'll be new but, like the suit's \S/, it'll be vague. . . Yes. . . I was being sarcastic.
If the director doesn't have a definative answer to what affects characters and plot....then it's simply a "what if" story...and nothing for me to discuss here.Wesyeed said:It's only "possible" that she was impregnated there. Singer said that.
We could assume she was impregnated some time after that though it does contradict the idea that superman has to become weaker before he can do it with lois.
Wesyeed said:I think its history is closely linked to this
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truth Justice and peace... that would have been better than all that stuff. The american way is peace... well should be peace...
and why can't robin wear some pants? This is why batman begins fanboys mostly hate him.
ace2k said:I just finished watch Superman II on SPACE and as we know that is the last line of the movie. Well since Returns takes place after II, does that mean that Supes let the President down again. I'm still not clear on this plot point, do we know why he left?
Spare-Flair said:No, the last line of the movie is "I've been (pumps) working out".
Yes, Superman let the President down again because Singer is a hack who chose instead to use "vague history". Singer, when asked about Lois losing her memory, said "I ignored that part" So Lois remembers sleeping with Superman.
Superman left earth and therefore Lex Luthor escaped justice at his trial and led to the catastophic events of the film.
BUT as far as why Superman left earth - in the cut scenes, it was clear that Lex Luthor planted the seeds of a fake story that astronomers had discovered Krypton (which didn't blow up as it did in Superman II).
So, really, Superman Returns picks and choses what Singer likes from Superman I and II and discards the rest haphazardly to create a broken and clumsy continuity.
Mike said:He let Bush down again. DarnIt Supes.
I blame it on Jor-El....surely he could have programmed the crystals to only respond to Kryptonian DNA instead of giving up all his secrets to the first person who says - How does this work?thechubbysaint said:Superman is also totally reckless in not protecting his krypton technology.
I agree with this... it should of beenfingerprint encoded or something.C. Lee said:I blame it on Jor-El....surely he could have programmed the crystals to only respond to Kryptonian DNA instead of giving up all his secrets to the first person who says - How does this work?
kakarot069 said:I agree with this... it should of beenfingerprint encoded or something.
Wow...Miss Teschmacher is a Kryptonian calibur house-breaker!!!Spare-Flair said:No, this is like a father trusting his son not to leave the car or house keys lying around for anybody to grab. SR's Superman is like a stupid emotional teenager who decides to run away from home and forgets to lock the front door. Dad tries to teach him how to be an adult and give him a little responsibility and he totally messes up over and over again.
The fortress does have security you know? Superman forgot to set the alarm. If you go by the comics, it's a giant key that only Superman can pick up. Even if you go by Donner/Lester, there are Fortress sentries that can only be defeated by Kryptonian calibur house-breakers.
But again, Singer ignores all this and lets Lex waltz right in and play with all the guns in the closet. There's probably enough technology in the Fortress to destroy entire star systems and Superman neglects to lock the front door (as well as to make sure he didn't knock up his girlfriend) before he went trucking across the galaxy.