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 | • Posted by Cap Stewart • Date: Friday, July 7, 2006, at 1:46 p.m. • IP Address: adsl-6-47-51.tys.bellsouth.net • In Response to: I completely and utterly.... (Brendan Anderson) |
[MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD]
> And another thing - why does Lex Luthor only listen to the most mundane of
> classical music? If he's supposed to be a criminal mastermind, couldn't he
> find something a little more interesting than the Four Seasons?
Hmm, I liked it—well, all of the classical music used in the film…well, ALL the music used in the film. 
> Why are they treating Superman with a ventilator bag when it's obvious
> from his travels through water and space he doesn't breathe oxygen?
> Why wouldn't Superman suspect Luthor to have kryptonite when there is a
> scene earlier in the movie when Clark Kent hears about the meteorite
> exhibit theft? For that matter, why doesn't Superman realize the crystal
> continent is made of Kryptonite as soon as he gets there?
Yes, that particularly bothered me.
> How come after pushing the kryptonite continent into space Superman falls
> back to earth? He's obviously escaped the gravitational pull of the earth
> if the continent can just float away, yet he then falls to earth?
Yes, that particularly bothered me as well.
Besides, why was it so life-and-death important to get rid of Luther’s new island? And what was it about taking it up into space that killed Superman in the first place?
> The Williams material is astounding...the Ottman material has none of the
> same structure, phrasing or development and it ends up sounding like two
> separate and mis-matched scores competing with one another throughout the
> film. Not only that, but many of the quotes of Williams material is
> altered to be harmonicly watered down. This score doesn't do it for me.
Well, I’m sorry…for you. 
Cap
Did you happen to catch “The Office” on NBC last night? I didn’t get to watch all of it, but there were at least three shows back to back!
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