Originally posted by Nemesis XYou're going back to the embryonic years. I was referring to the days of Boring and Swan. Comics were often quite silly then, pure fantasy-escapist fun with little regard for reality.
What innocence? haermm
Again: when hurricane winds are destroying part of the city, while little comedic scenarios are occurring on the side, you should know not to take the movie all that seriously. This is what critics liked, eg, about Reeve's performance: he got just right that delicate balance between comic sensibility and emotional integrity. Even Stamp's Zod was masterfully tongue-in-cheek, as in...
The President as he kneels: "Oh God..."
Zod (calmly): "Zod."
Priceless.
Originally posted by siriuswriterNeither did my feeble wiseassery, apparently.
... and I was pretty much joking. Sarcasm does not translate well over internet...