First, apologies. I got smacked by the Hyper Bus, apparently. I feel like, if I weren't comfortably surrounded by pillows and a pile of folded towels, I would skip about and maybe dance a jig
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Dude! I totally feel for that. I think it was trandenza who said we need more Richard fics and I was all "Whuh? But EVERYONE loves Richard?" and then FF.Net reveal that this was no so.
And there was wailing and gnashing of teeth.
A great part of what made Superman Returns so fascinating for me was the idea of Richard being a human Superman. He is just SO. Damned. Nice! He'll always do the right thing, etc, (and BTW, likeadeuce but besides that he genuinely loves Lois and Jason.
I know. Between you and likeadeuce and zoe_chan, I was thinking the whole PLANET loved Richard.
Poor boy.
And YES, he DOES. I was watching it with subtitles the other day (shut up, we know I'm a geek), because I've never been able to catch whatever it was Richard said after he and Lois talk in the kitchen--"but did you love him?" "No," etc. Subtitles reveal that after Lois denies (BADLY, btw) that she never loved Superman, Richard says "Lois, I shouldn't have brought it up."
::loves him::
I mean, never mind the whole going after Lois and Richard in the seaplane or turning the damn thing around to help Superman, he is just so awesome and made of win it's not even funny. And THEN he drives Lois to the hospital and you KNOW he knows she loves/loved Superman. Guh. But yes, like you said, he genuinely loves them and he wants what's best for them.
I also adore the rumor that the part was written with James Marsden in mind. I mean, it DOES sort of sum up his entire movie career. ;) (Well... maybe not the entirety of it.)
OMG must now watch it with subtitles! *loves on Richard some more*
I thought that rumour wasn't a rumour, that Singer actually went out and said "I wrote this because I want to work with James Marsden." However, there might have been the implication that he wrote it for James Marsden after realising that Fox was going to stiff Cyclops' part again, hence the plane-flying, etc, etc.
I thought you'd appreciate that. I know I squeed and told my cat, because there was no one else home to squee to. ;)
Also, wee! I said rumor because I didn't KNOW if it was true or not, as I'd just heard it said by someone who heard someone else say it or... something. But dude, this is clearly because James Marsden is made of win. He's so made of win they MAKE UP PARTS FOR HIM.
He's probably looking for an excuse to leave this little pow-wow without looking like he's retreating, because that would give Remy enough ammunition to keep him snarking for years.
It's just too bad all his meetings have been cancelled and there's no crime spree to be found.
Richard would like nothing more than to escape, but he really doesn't want to have to explain to Lois that he let Bruce and Remy cause yet another explosion.
Although by now, she should know that the names "Bruce" and "Remy" uttered in the same sentence mean certain disaster and singed eyebrows.
And there was wailing and gnashing of teeth.
A great part of what made Superman Returns so fascinating for me was the idea of Richard being a human Superman. He is just SO. Damned. Nice! He'll always do the right thing, etc, (and BTW, likeadeuce but besides that he genuinely loves Lois and Jason.
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Poor boy.
And YES, he DOES. I was watching it with subtitles the other day (shut up, we know I'm a geek), because I've never been able to catch whatever it was Richard said after he and Lois talk in the kitchen--"but did you love him?" "No," etc. Subtitles reveal that after Lois denies (BADLY, btw) that she never loved Superman, Richard says "Lois, I shouldn't have brought it up."
::loves him::
I mean, never mind the whole going after Lois and Richard in the seaplane or turning the damn thing around to help Superman, he is just so awesome and made of win it's not even funny. And THEN he drives Lois to the hospital and you KNOW he knows she loves/loved Superman. Guh. But yes, like you said, he genuinely loves them and he wants what's best for them.
I also adore the rumor that the part was written with James Marsden in mind. I mean, it DOES sort of sum up his entire movie career. ;) (Well... maybe not the entirety of it.)
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I thought that rumour wasn't a rumour, that Singer actually went out and said "I wrote this because I want to work with James Marsden." However, there might have been the implication that he wrote it for James Marsden after realising that Fox was going to stiff Cyclops' part again, hence the plane-flying, etc, etc.
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Also, wee! I said rumor because I didn't KNOW if it was true or not, as I'd just heard it said by someone who heard someone else say it or... something. But dude, this is clearly because James Marsden is made of win. He's so made of win they MAKE UP PARTS FOR HIM.
::loves::
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But since it's your LJ, I think this calls for a serious LJ-breaking moment.
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LJ-breaking with a side of snark, references to gay sex and general breaking of Clark's brain.
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No, Clark, you really can't do that with an airplane.
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Bruce would pretend to look something up on the Bat-PDA. Or maybe he'd REALLY look something up on the Bat-PDA. Who knows?
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It's just too bad all his meetings have been cancelled and there's no crime spree to be found.
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It seems supremely unfair that he's the only one without superpowers or a utility belt, but he somehow keeps finding himself in these situations.
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Bruce counters with the convenience of Remy's bo-staff pouch-- front and centre.
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Although by now, she should know that the names "Bruce" and "Remy" uttered in the same sentence mean certain disaster and singed eyebrows.
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