The Official Lois Lane Casting & Discussion Thread - Part 6

[Stephen K. Hone]

COMPLETELY AGREE. With everything you said. Cornish isn't even some what attractive in my opinion. And with Kendrick, she doesn't have the look nor the personality.


I have hated her look all long for Lois but from that picture, she could play a really good Golden-Age Lois.

I want to see a Superman movie placed back in the 30's and 40's. She would be great if they did that but I am still iffy on a modern day Lois.

I don't know if Snyder/Nolan would go that route, but a Superman set in that time period could be awesome. I loved the Rocketeer, and always wondered why someone didn't go that direction with a Superman movie. With Captain America set in that era I don't see them doing it for fear of being accused of copying.

 

[Sawyer]

You forgot a "period" and "coma". The actually sentence should be:

"If it happens, she'll be 'cast' not 'casted'.

Do better next time.

Funny you bring that up, since you didn't use a period or capitalize.

 

[Zachhelms]

I don't know if Snyder/Nolan would go that route, but a Superman set in that time period could be awesome. I loved the Rocketeer, and always wondered why someone didn't go that direction with a Superman movie. With Captain America set in that era I don't see them doing it for fear of being accused of copying.

I would much rather see a modern take on Superman, but I would also love to see a 30's Superman.

Funny you bring that up, since you didn't use a period or capitalize.

I think he was just trying to make a point. Don't criticize my grammar if your grammar isn't perfect. Not actually being grammatically correct.

 

[Stephen K. Hone]

You forgot a "period" and "coma". The actually sentence should be:

"If it happens, she'll be 'cast' not 'casted'.

Do better next time.

Correct, but I could have put the comma after 'cast'. Good come back on your part though!

 

[Zachhelms]

This forum has turned into grammar war's.

BACK TO THE CASTING.
Good Lois':
Olivia Wilde
Rachel McAdams

Bad Lois':
Abbie Cornish
Mary Elizabeth Winstead

Average Lois':
Jessica Biel
Emily Blunt

Of course, this is my opinion. And seeing as how my opinions are better then your's, I suggest you agree. ;D

 

[Sawyer]

This forum has turned into grammar war's.

BACK TO THE CASTING.
Good Lois':
Olivia Wilde
Rachel McAdams

Bad Lois':
Abbie Cornish
Mary Elizabeth Winstead

Average Lois':
Jessica Biel
Emily Blunt

Of course, this is my opinion. And seeing as how my opinions are better then your's, I suggest you agree. ;D

 

[I Am The Knight]

Jessica Biel: Bad, bad, bad.

 

[Unclebelvis]

You forgot a "period" and "coma". The actually sentence should be:

"If it happens, she'll be 'cast' not 'casted'.

Do better next time.

Ummm...actually, he forgot a period and a "comma". Unless you meant that he did not remember that he was in a state of unconsciousness. If that's the case, my bad. t:

 

[I Am The Knight]

"The actually sentence" lol.

 

[Stephen K. Hone]

Ummm...actually, he forgot a period and a "comma". Unless you meant that he did not remember that he was in a state of unconsciousness. If that's the case, my bad. t:

Clearly I was lol!

 

[Stephen K. Hone]

"The actually sentence" lol.

Yeah I saw that too, but as I'd already effed up, I thought it best to leave well enough alone haha! (corrected the 'too' or is to?) Coma time.

 

[WarriorDreamer]

This forum has turned into grammar war's.

BACK TO THE CASTING.
Good Lois':
Olivia Wilde
Rachel McAdams

Bad Lois':
Abbie Cornish
Mary Elizabeth Winstead

Average Lois':
Jessica Biel
Emily Blunt

Of course, this is my opinion. And seeing as how my opinions are better then your's, I suggest you agree. ;D

Yeah Zach. I think I love you.

 

[DIRECTOR]

Yeah I saw that too, but as I'd already effed up, I thought it best to leave well enough alone haha! (corrected the 'too' or is to?) Coma time.

I left the word "actually" there to see if you catch it, apparently you decided to except it.

 

[Wheels]

When did this thread become School House Rock? I'm waiting for someone to start singing about interjections.

 

[Stephen K. Hone]

I left the word "actually" there to see if you catch it, apparently you decided to except it.

Okay, I'm not going to touch this one with a ten foot pole.

 

[I Am The Knight]

Yeah I saw that too, but as I'd already effed up, I thought it best to leave well enough alone haha! (corrected the 'too' or is to?) Coma time.

Yeah, it is "too".

 

[Zachhelms]

Yeah Zach. I think I love you.

t:

 

[Zachhelms]

:

 

[Stephen K. Hone]

This forum has turned into grammar war's.

BACK TO THE CASTING.
Good Lois':
Olivia Wilde
Rachel McAdams

Bad Lois':
Abbie Cornish
Mary Elizabeth Winstead

Average Lois':
Jessica Biel
Emily Blunt

Of course, this is my opinion. And seeing as how my opinions are better then your's, I suggest you agree. ;D

Snyder could pick any of those listed above afaik. None are particularly egregeous, and they certainly couldn't do worse than Kate Bosworth.

 

[Project862006]

OMG Everybody

this is a Lois casting thread not punctuation class

 

[Zachhelms]

Snyder could pick any of those listed above afaik. None are particularly egregeous, and they certainly couldn't do worse than Kate Bosworth.

This is going to sound completely crazy, but I would rather have Bosworthless then Cornish....

 

[Sawyer]

OMG Everybody

this is a Lois casting thread not punctuation class

There should be a period in there somewhere.

 

[Rowsdower!]

Oh, this is just too good.

Just when I thought DIRECTOR couldn't get any worse, he goes and pulls something I never thought I'd seem him do. He attempts to become a grammar Nazi.

Oh, the irony.

Since I believe Mr. Director was the originator of faux word "casted" here on this board, I thought I'd take a look back on some of his posts. As you can see, he's a true English major.
　
　

I left the word "actually" there to see if you catch it, apparently you decided to except it.

　
CORRECTION:
I left the word "actually" there to see if you would catch it. Apparently you decided to accept it.
　

You forgot a "period" and "coma". The actually sentence should be:
"If it happens, she'll be 'cast' not 'casted'.

CORRECTION:
You forgot a "period" and a "coma". The actual sentence should be:
"If it happens, she'll be 'cast' not 'casted'.
　

not for lois, but if she is casted, i will actually be fine with it

CORRECTION:
Not for Lois. But if she is cast, I will actually be fine with it.

there was a movie that had Brandon Routh and Sophie Bush....
Okay, i can't embedd the video since it has some cursing, but here the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEHJ87YaDkA

CORRECTION:
There was a movie that had Brandon Routh and Sophia Bush....
Okay, I can't embed the video since it has some cursing, but here is the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEHJ87YaDkA

 

[Zachhelms]

Oh, this is just too good.

Just when I thought DIRECTOR couldn't get any worse, he goes and pulls something I never thought I'd seem him do. He attempts to become a grammar Nazi.

Oh, the irony.

Since I believe Mr. Director was the originator of faux word "casted" here on this board, I thought I'd take a look back on some of his posts. As you can see, he's a true English major.
　
　

　
CORRECTION:
I left the word "actually" there to see if you would catch it. Apparently you decided to accept it.
　


CORRECTION:
You forgot a "period" and a "coma". The actual sentence should be:
"If it happens, she'll be 'cast' not 'casted'.
　


CORRECTION:
Not for Lois. But if she is cast, I will actually be fine with it.



CORRECTION:
There was a movie that had Brandon Routh and Sophia Bush....
Okay, I can't embed the video since it has some cursing, but here is the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEHJ87YaDkA

Someone has a lot of free time on their hands...

 

[Rowsdower!]

Not really. Those were his four most recent posts in this thread. That took me about five minutes.

But you're right; sorry. Let's refrain from picking on grammatical mistakes. Let's go back to calling each other stupid for making various casting suggestions and calling various actresses ugly because they're not someone's ideal Lois Lane.