storyteller said:In the words of President Ford. GET OFF MY BOARD!
TankerX said:Its already a sequel to the first films (well superman 1 and 2) and i thought the ending was so superb that they could end it here and now.
TankerX said:Its already a sequel to the first films (well superman 1 and 2) and i thought the ending was so superb that they could end it here and now.
what an idiot huh?!Stewie Griffin said:The kid ruined any chance of a quality superman sequel... gone, poof, kersplat. Singer thought the idea was so damn clever...
Stewie Griffin said:The kid ruined any chance of a quality superman sequel... gone, poof, kersplat. Singer thought the idea was so damn clever...
Then why was the kid necessary in the first place? As I see it, the plot of the film did not require his existence whatsoever. Lois' "moving on" could have been just as effective with her being in a relationship with White. The kid was overkill and, IMO, not needed. You can't just gloss over the fact that the kid is Superman's in the sequel... I just can't believe Singer chose this route when the world of Superman has barely been explored, we've barely even scratched the surface. There are so many villians and stories to be told that we have never even seen in a Superman film...yet Singer, for some untold reason, decided it was time to give Superman a kid. That was a poor choice. Very poor indeed.XCharlieX said:I dont think so. If nobody wants a story revolving around the kid then they shouldnt write one. Easy. I didnt see super kid as a sidekick after SR because i know they can just bury that plotline indefinitely for other stuff.
Stewie Griffin said:Then why was the kid necessary in the first place? As I see it, the plot of the film did not require his existence whatsoever. Lois' "moving on" could have been just as effective with her being in a relationship with White. The kid was overkill and, IMO, not needed. You can't just gloss over the fact that the kid is Superman's in the sequel... I just can't believe Singer chose this route when the world of Superman has barely been explored, we've barely even scratched the surface. There are so many villians and stories to be told that we have never even seen in a Superman film...yet Singer, for some untold reason, decided it was time to give Superman a kid. That was a poor choice. Very poor indeed.
Stewie Griffin said:Then why was the kid necessary in the first place? As I see it, the plot of the film did not require his existence whatsoever. Lois' "moving on" could have been just as effective with her being in a relationship with White. The kid was overkill and, IMO, not needed. You can't just gloss over the fact that the kid is Superman's in the sequel... I just can't believe Singer chose this route when the world of Superman has barely been explored, we've barely even scratched the surface. There are so many villians and stories to be told that we have never even seen in a Superman film...yet Singer, for some untold reason, decided it was time to give Superman a kid. That was a poor choice. Very poor indeed.
Because fans of the character would like to see more.TankerX said:Its already a sequel to the first films (well superman 1 and 2) and i thought the ending was so superb that they could end it here and now.
because you can make better stories with the technology today...TankerX said:Its already a sequel to the first films (well superman 1 and 2) and i thought the ending was so superb that they could end it here and now.
The quickest answer is simply that there were subplots in SR that were left unresolved. For multiple parts of the movie, the ending wasn't an ending at all.TankerX said:Its already a sequel to the first films (well superman 1 and 2) and i thought the ending was so superb that they could end it here and now.
TankerX said:Its already a sequel to the first films (well superman 1 and 2) and i thought the ending was so superb that they could end it here and now.
but sadly not... Superman... Stories.Jakomus said:You are either very stupid or have no imagination.
The kid plot has many possible stories to tell.