I am still computerless..and will be for several more weeks, if the repair company is to be believed. I am so desperate I have bought two new games as presents for my computer once it returns to me. : sob:
I bought Sims2 Open for Busisness, Sims2 Family Fun, and The Guild, a game where you run a family from the 16th through 18th centuries.
Last night I saw Superman Returns..eh..I was not impressed.
As an homage to the Donner films, it was nice, but it ignored anything that has happened to these characters in the last 20 odd years, namely that Clark Kent has been developed post-Byrne. Clark Kent is the man, Superman is the disguise. It was like watching Clark de-evolve- from a conflicted character who has to hide his powers and lie to those he loves while managing the tension between how he is and how the world percieves him to Clark Kent the bumbling goofball who only has a personality when he puts on the suit.
Don't even get me started on the Abomination of SuperKid, and how this throws a dozen monkey wrenches in the CK/LL dynamic..
Kevin Space as Lex was the best part even if his backstory was screwed to hell (He grew up poor? He has to cheat widows for money? He uses paper encyclopedias to look up info..no computers?)and his motivations were unclear..(I thought I caught what may be a reference to upcoming Season 6 Smallville in one of his lines..)..
Kate Bosworth was a lightweight next to all of the Lois' before her...hated her. And she's too young to have that kid..when'd she have him, during high school?
James Marsden's Richard White actually got to me...He was a good guy, raising someone else's kid (whether he knows is debateable), and he did a darn good job of trying to save the day..why does Lois need Supes, again?
And the suit was weird..the cape was up around his neck so that his shoulders seemed gigantic and his head seemed big, and the S has shrunk, leaving you with the impression his chest is a mile wide.