[ SECRET POST #2385 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2385 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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same anon

[(Anonymous)]

Also, to clarify the point, she was NOT following Superman around to find out his identity. She was following a story when she went to the Artic, and Clark became a part of that story when he saved her life in the space ship and then took off, leaving her lying on the ground and a very big WTF going on in her head.

In case you care about the facts of the plot and not your narrow perceptions of the comics version from the '50s.

diff anon

[(Anonymous)]

Arctic, not Artic.

Re: diff anon

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

like "PICture", not "pitcher"??

Thanks for the correction.

Re: same anon

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, so she started following him around after the save, big deal. I've yet to see you say what she did afterwards other than exist as a body to participate in some jumbled plan. Hell, the holograph of a dead man was more useful and plot-relevant than she was.

As for Nathan Hardy and Perry White, they were such minor characters that they barely registered from one scene to the next. Lois, on the other hand, was pushed in your face literally any time they could, and for no apparent reason. Her involvement made no sense except someone decided that hey, it's a Superman movie, so let's stick Lois Lane in there.

Re: same anon

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, so she started following him around after the save, big deal.


I'd reply that she wasn't FOLLOWING SUPERMAN around but chasing an extremely relevant lead to her story without KNOWING HIS IDENTITY but...

I've yet to see you say what she did afterwards other than exist as a body to participate in some jumbled plan.

It's clear you've got your ideas about Lois and I'd be wasting my breath.

It's too bad there's not more men-only movies out there for you to fap over...oh wait.

Re: same anon

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not complaining about the existence of Lois Lane; I'm complaining that, per usual, a reboot is a shitty movie, with flat characters thrown in there for the hell of it.

She had no plot relevance in any significant way, and could have easily been left out entirely. And that? Is bad writing.

Re: same anon

[(Anonymous)]

It's funny, I've heard this same argument before, about Uhura.

Funny that.

Re: same anon

[(Anonymous)]

Well, Uhura at least did things the other characters couldn't do. She spoke Romulan and Klingon (made-up JJ Abrams Klingon) for one.

Name one thing Lois can do that makes specifically her necessary.