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old tricks plus stunts
Waylon 2022-04-19 09:01:21
I have never liked American science fiction films. Except for "The Matrix", which is really shocking, other so-called blockbusters are lackluster. Like Star Wars and its sequels, they can be included in the category of children's films. The day before yesterday was sultry and uncomfortable. "Superman Returns" was just released, and because it was a half-price ticket, he ran into the movie and spent two and a half hours. The story of this film is a bit mentally handicapped, nothing new, old-fashioned, nothing more than defending the earth, a battle between good guys and bad guys, just more computer stunts than before. Of course this is still good. It is estimated that the filming will continue. I think the next one should be "Son of the Superman" - the child in the film is a bit interesting, and has already laid the groundwork. I really admire the innocence and simplicity of Americans.
Extended Reading
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Lex Luthor: [while kicking Superman] Didn't your dad ever teach you to *walk* before you *leap*?
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Jimmy Olsen: [leans over an unsuspecting Clark who is holding a family photo of Lois, Jason, and Richard] Ha, yea! He looks just like his mom. Already takes after her too, especially when it comes to getting into trouble.
Clark Kent: [obviously confused] Mother?
Jimmy Olsen: Oh yea, well I guess you've been gone. Fearless reporter Lois Lane is a mommy.
Clark Kent: [cracks the glass and winces] I'm sorry.
Jimmy Olsen: [takes the picture from Clark] It's okay. She's got plenty of them.
Clark Kent: She's married?
Jimmy Olsen: Yeah, well no, its more of a prolonged engagement, but don't ask Miss Lane when they're tying the knot because she hates that question