What do YOU think about Amy Adams' portrayal of Lois Lane?

@itsmeagain_gerome3652

2 жыл бұрын

Great.

@richardabia9735

10 ай бұрын

Amy Adams is the Greatest Lois Lane since Margot kiddler !!! She did it PERFECTLY !!!

It pains me that some people think of Amy's Lois as a waste of screen time, and them I have to hear the same people saying Zack Snyder don't understand Superman... Another great video! Can't wait for more!

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

I know what you mean. I think Amy's Lois has shown to be such a valuable asset to the DCEU and to Cavill's version of Superman!

@SilasMendes3

7 жыл бұрын

I agree, she absolutely is. I love that BvS characters think on their own without expository dialogue and Lois is the best example of that, she going back for the spear after just a look at Batman being haunted by Doomsday was gold!

@mawiteiichhangte1288

3 жыл бұрын

I had the same reaction but them i watched the ultimate version. I loved everything about it. I cried.

I remember an audio where David Goyer (I think it was him) was explaining how when He, Christopher Nolan and Zack Snyder first pitched the idea that Lois would figure out Clark's identity from the get go, the studio was very reluctant at first. But the three of them really had to fight for that concept until they agreed. Thank god! Cause this is really the first time I remember where you see Lois' investigative skills shine. You don't need convincing that she's a great journalist, Snyder proved that with her actions alone. (My own subjective opinion on this).

@davidw.2791

7 жыл бұрын

Publicenemy85 I loved the DCAU Superman series very much, and may I say that that universe's Lois's not discovering Superman's true identity was at least offset very well by her great abilities as a journalist in other fields, and the fact that her relationship with "just Superman" was very well-balanced and respectful and non-fangirly. It was a big deal when she invited Superman to dinner at the end of "Brave New Metropolis" (and it was borne out of renewed respect for his character by the events of that episode in the alternate dimension) and it was a big deal when she kissed him for the first time at the end of "Legacy: Part II".

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

Publicenemy85 I've heard the same thing from David Goyer! So grateful he decided to push back against the status quo! Needed to be done.

@Publicenemy85

7 жыл бұрын

David W. unfortunately I never had the chance to watch Superman the animated series. I'm hoping it will pop up on Netflix one day. But I'll take your word for it :)

@davidw.2791

7 жыл бұрын

Publicenemy85 No problem. :) You can still find S:tAS ~elsewhere~ if you get my drift...

the line "end of love; affair with man in the sky?" then the camera cuts to Lois looking down, i JUST noticed that connection to the line "for you to love me and be you". genius.

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

Eclipse That line is definitely layered. Perry's referring to Earth's love affair with "The Man in the Sky", but on a personal level, it's about Lois' relationship with Clark.

@EclipseHedgehog

7 жыл бұрын

exactly. a double meaning which i just got =)

I just can't believe that interview quote. It really feels like people didn't actually watch these movies. Great video, great series.

I truly don't understand how anyone can call Lois a "damsel in distress" in the movies...

The DCEU's CLOIS relationship is the best to put on screen. It's so pure, so human. It's the "diamond absolute" that the cynical Batman had believed no longer existed in the beginning of BVS.

Lois was so great in that movie. I know some people found the bullet storyline stupid, but I loved the investigation she did and the fact that she found out what was going on

Very well said. I never really paid attention to Lois Lane in past rendition until DCEU. DCEU portrayal of the character was so powerful and perfectly done by a great actress Amy Adams.

This version of Lois Lane, where do I even start? I mean she is just SUPER RESOURCEFUL. And she is so powerful and mature. And their relationship is based on trust and acceptance. She is such a inspiration to me as a woman.

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

Same here! Lois (and Martha in even more ways) reminds me of my mother, who lost her mother in 2000, her father in 2004, and her husband (my father) in 2006. She suffered a tremendous amount of loss in a short amount of time while also going through Breast Cancer. And she managed to survive it all (mostly, through her Christian faith) and continue to keep going. I've been very inspired by that. And with Lois, I see the same spirit. She recognizes that even when bad things happen, the best thing to do is keep going. Life goes on and so should we. Glad you are able to find inspiration in Lois Lane, too!

great video. in a time when people are doing nothing but bash the whole MCU vs DCEU its nice to see a fan just discuss how much love they have for a film.

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

It's part of why I wanted to do this video series, Matthew! I don't know about other people, but since Man of Steel was released, I've felt isolated and sometimes, bullied into not speaking up about why I love the DCEU so much. I think I have valid reasons to love the franchise and the way it's portrayed and written characters I love. The movies have been entertaining and personally inspirational for me and I've found that when I speak up about them, others feel like they can, too. When that happens, I end up having lovely conversations. Opening up real dialogue has been hugely beneficial to me because I get to hear the stories of other people.

@luckyarchard

7 жыл бұрын

Indeed. I'm intrigued by WW and excited about JL but ultimately I just want them to be good so I can get my Nightwing movie. which now appears to be on the books. LOL

@captainramsey6121

7 жыл бұрын

+ duckmilkprod Trust me you're not alone for your love and appreciation for the DCEU that's why I made Group chat on the Kik Messenger app dubbed DCEU love + appreciation a safe haven and celebration of all things DC/DCEU

You do understand these DCEU movies, thank you for this great video

Never was a Lois fan. I don't mind her in Smallville or even TAS at times. Never liked Kidder though, sorry. But after Snyder I fell in love with Lois and that's also thanks to Amy Adams and the writers as well.

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

I'm glad that you've been able to connect to Lois Lane through Amy Adams' portrayal!

@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment

6 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! I'll say this: Before "Man Of Steel", I wasn't one to pick a side on "Superman and Wonder Woman" versus "Superman and Lois". But with MOS, I fell in love with Lois, as a character. (And at the same time, it started my love of Amy Adams, too. Doesn't hurt that Amy looks like an angel. Or at least like an angel ought to look. lol)

@darkbrandon8431

3 жыл бұрын

@@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment Now she is middle aged. She was earlier young adult. She ultimately was young. 40-43 years is not even age. But now she is old.

@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment

3 жыл бұрын

@@darkbrandon8431 Thing is, she doesn't look it. She STILL plays characters younger than her--her character in Sharp Objects is established as 29-30. Amy looks about half her age. Especially on the red carpet. 😉

@darkbrandon8431

3 жыл бұрын

@@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment Nope camille was between 33 to 36 years old. I can give you the credit for the fact that she looks younger than her age, but still 46 years is really old. If you don’t believe me then watch robin wright. She looked much younger in her early 40s but in her late 40s and early 50s she has grown much older. Agreed humans nowadays live for 100 years, but still our barrier for young age has only been raised from 25 in 1920 to upto 45 in 2020. She is now a middle aged woman. Not a young adult anywhere. Anyways always love her.

another great analysis and love letter to BvS! well done! Lois is often overlooked, but DCEU Lois is, like most of the DCEU, underrated, and it pains me. she is as strong, cunning, tenacious, & hungry for the truth as Lois should be, but i also love the wit, warmth, and humanity Amy Adams gives her. can't wait for more!

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

Lois Lane's character is built on her pursuit of the truth and I've been so grateful that the DCEU gets that. She's all the time talking about and seeking out truth. I always thought that if anyone could pull off a Death of Superman arc and make the audience feel for Lois' role in it, it would be Amy Adams.

girl, it's like we are brain twins!!!! I have been saying the same things about Lois in the DCEU since BvS came out. She is the key to Superman's world, yet a lot of people dismiss her! I adore Lois, and I adored your video ;)

I agree! one of my fav movie of all time!

Just started watching your series on BVS.Thank you! It is so refreshing to hear positive words on the underrated masterpiece that is BVS.

I don't understand how Margot kidder can see Any Adams character as nothing but the girlfriend when she was the only one that actually did things like fight to protect Clark, battle aliens, track down superman, going into terrorist hit zones, etc. she wasn't even really his girlfriend in man of steel. What is she talking about?

@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Frankly, if any Lois was just The Girlfriend, it was Kidder's....

@trentosborne3326

6 жыл бұрын

Hard Boiled Entertainment At this point I'm beginning to think while watching BVS and MOS people were outright delusional. Lois is one of the most well used love interests in any franchise. Her relationship with Clark is complex and her devotion to Superman sometimes clashes with it creating a unique version of the triangle. She is able to not only uncover Clark's identity but also Lex's scheme which for the first time ever on the big screen captures her dynamic with Lex Luthor. There's also more focus on her need to uncover the truth. Zack Snyder got Lois right more than Donner ever did, so the complaint about her being given nothing to do is crap. Like I said I honestly think people were full on delusional while watching these movies because they're seeing flat out fantasies.

You know what i love Lois Lane in the DCEU she is strong and supportive of Clark and Superman as a character where he's struggling with finding his place in the world but at the end he finds that place which it was in front of him the whole time he just needed to realize that its refreshing that she knows the secret identity it would been repetitive and out of date in my opinion Lois is more important than "just the girlfriend"

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

I agree, Lennie! And great point about Superman finally realizing that he doesn't need to be concerned about what THE WORLD thinks about it. He just needs to focus on how HIS WORLD feels about him. That's an awesome thought.

I love this version of Lois Lane!!! And it's unbelievable how people are blind to this super resourceful reporter did A LOT of things in both films.

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

IMO, Amy's Lois has done more in two films than any other Lois on the big screen combined. But, I don't have numbers to back that up ;)

You’re video was an absolute breath of fresh air Amy Adams Lois is absolutely amazing

Thank you for this. I will bookmark this video and take it out every time I see a woman saying Snyder is sexist pig. They are crazy.

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

xX-Killer Freaks-Xx Snyder has a stellar track record of treating both female characters and actresses with great respect!

I really love your review Rebecca! Like you, I really love BVS! Just one thing, I wanna point out that scene where Lois told Perry "it's not about a/the story," I think that was about Clark and both of them knew that Clark was in Gotham at that time because he was after the Batman and Perry let her go with a chopper. I love Perry, after all he has soft spot for Clark. :)

This has been the most inspiring video series I've ever seen, thank you so much, Rebecca. You've put words to how I felt about Amy's Lois, it was both concise and poetic. Waiting patiently for more!

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

Hi, Dara! That actually means a lot to me. The idea behind this video series was just to share MY personal love for the film, but I've been surprised by how much conversation it has opened up! I'm glad others have been sharing their love for BvS, too! That's what has inspired ME. Nice to know another fan of Amy's Lois!

@daradexplara3877

7 жыл бұрын

I know this might not be within your planned series but I would love to hear your thoughts on the characterization of Bruce Wayne/Batman as well. Even after the credits, I feel like he is still as mysterious as Wonder Woman. I loved that WB attempted to explore this dark cynical Batman, the opening soliloquy is hauntingly beautiful in how it expresses Batman's forfeiting of idealism. I would be very interested in your insights. Thanks again!

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

I'll be talking more about Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman in my Christian section because for me, that's where the heart of their character journeys connected with me the most.

Thank you for this video!! It's all I've been noticing since I started to watch this movie and I don't see people talking about that, I mean how cool Amy Adams play a strong independent inteligent Lois Lane?This is pretty cool and it's a shame that superpowers of superheroes comes over her humanity

I didn't care about Superman, Lois Lane, or anyone in Super-family. After watching MoS & BvS, I was turned into a fan of them because how real & grounded their characterizations are. Lois isn't an annoying damsel in distress, Superman wasn't always be Mr. Happy. They've got problems & did their best to overcome those on their own as well as together. DCEU made me a fan of Superman, Super-family, & of course, Lois Lane.

Amy's Lois Lane was honestly the first time I liked Lois Lane as a character (I was never the biggest fan of the Margot Kidder Lois and I never saw TAS)

The crime of this film is that it wanted you to actually watch it and pay attention. There's so much going on it actually rewards repeat viewings. If you pay attention none of it is the 'mess' people habitually call it, things flow naturally from one story point to the next and characters aren't cardboard cutouts with funny quips, they're motivated and do things that make sense to them.

@trentosborne3326

6 жыл бұрын

Optimisticpaint Ironically this applies to JL too which has a lot of depth and meaning that's being overlooked. Bruce's entire arc is a symbolic parallel to his arc in BVS each representing a different side of the debate regarding Superman, BVS being the fear and paranoia of his potential threat while JL is him being seen as a Christ figure whom Bruce places above himself and the world, both have Bruce go to very unethical lengths to achieve his goals showing how both faith and fear can lead to equally dangerous and self destructive paths if unbalanced, this plays into the trilogy's overall thematic conflict of faith vs fear. Steppenwolf is a soldier who is fanatically devoted to his cause of bringing about the unity to every world he visits which in his mind unites every world by making them all his own through Mother's power. He is fanatically loyal to Mother because she represents power the power to create and destroy and Steppenwolf believes power is the only truth of the universe. He then fails on Earth and is forced into exile failing Mother shaming him and casting him from his place among the gods. Now he seeks to finish what he started and redeem himself in his god's (Mother) eyes and prove he is worthy of his place among the gods aka God's domain. Steppenwolf is very realistic his mission is pretty much the Crusades on a galactic level. My apologies if that got long but I feel your comment relates to JL too and I wanted to show how much depth was hidden beneath the basic story that I feel is being overlooked.

@EvilgnomeTV

6 жыл бұрын

I can see where you're coming from for sure. I wish we'd gotten to see Snyder's take on the final film in his trilogy, much of what you've pointed out was buried to appease a nervous studio. I think Whedon actually did a good job under the circumstances and direction he was given, but we got a Frankenmovie, pulled in so many directions. If I think about it now Jenkins might have been a much better choice to step in? In any case, for the part of the audience that includes you and me we missed out on a movie that would have shown more faith in the universe created so far, than something that ran backward to hide behind Christopher Reeve's cape.

@trentosborne3326

6 жыл бұрын

Optimisticpaint We did a trademark of Snyder is using the visuals and characters actions to express the story, themes and emotions of the characters rather than exposition such as Diana not saying a word to express her anger over him mentioning Steve Trevor she just shoves him in rage, clearly conveying her anger without a word. The nightmare isn't referenced verbally instead the shot of Superman floating up to Batman mirrors when he approaches him in the nightmare, symbolizing that it's Bruce's own fear, paranoia and guilt that turns Superman evil. This is all pure Snyder especially the way the nightmare is used. Another trademark of Snyder is that he uses symbolic symmetry to represent his characters journeys. Diana's intro in JL mirrors her encounter with Ludendorf with her defeating his men only for him to ask what are you, Diana's answer says much you will soon find out and A believer. This shows that she isn't that naive girl who thought she alone would save the world. In both intros Batman is pursuing a criminal to find a lead on the case he is working and seeks to invoke fear. In JL it's to lure out a monster while in BVS Batman is the monster, in JL Batman shows the criminal mercy while in BVS he brutally punishes him. Snyder also has the story's ending book ending it's beginning. In the beginning Batman is tracking a criminal and uses him to lure out a parademon with his fear, in the ending Steppenwolf himself succumbs to fear being attacked by his parademons, the scenes are bookended with the same line, batman saying fear, bringing the theme of fear full circle. This is Snyder all the way. Another trademark of Snyder's DC trilogy is the above and below motif. In BVS Batman consistently beats Superman lower and lower weakening him more and more lowering him from his god status to a man, while as Bruce goes lower he becomes more brutal representing his fall to less than a man. In JL Superman floats up to Batman and takes him into the sky representing his status as a god, he is above Batman, when Lois arrives Clark begins to slowly lower representing him falling from the title of a god and returning to a man. If a character is or goes above or below says much about where they are in their story. Zack Snyder's style, his signature qualities are all over JL, it may be cut down but this is Snyder's movie all the way.

@trentosborne3326

6 жыл бұрын

Optimisticpaint My apologise for the essay but giving examples of Snyder's signature qualities required quite a long comment.

@EvilgnomeTV

6 жыл бұрын

All good Trent! It's there but the process of dissection has left many of these elements unconnected to the overall arcs. I don't disagree Snyder is all over, but key elements were taken out, the connective tissue if you like, that would have brought these arcs to a proper conclusion and made everything tie together. I have a strong suspicion that if Snyder's cut had made it to theaters people might be complaining about that... though I'd like to think audiences might have had a light-bulb moment and some of the gentle humour we saw introduced by Snyder might have carried the day.

Amy adams is one of my favorite actresses. Its was great to see her in three of my favorite movies from last year (bvs, arrival, nocturnal animals). I fail to see how they gave adams nothing to do. She investigates superman and is the only person outside of his family to truly understand and relate to him. She helps superman just like how he helps her. Yeah he still has to save her but thats because she's still a regular human amongst god like aliens and monsters. She figures out lex's plan before any one else, even before batman. How could anyone think she is given nothing to do? The only thing that I kind of don't like is that I think their romance progresses a little too quick at the end of man of steel. And again she provides superman another connection to humanity

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

I have yet to see "Nocturnal Animals", but I want to, just for Amy! She was great in "Arrival", wasn't she? I agree. Lois has a well-written arc in the movie, even if it ends (for now, anyway) on a sad note. I can understand your point about "Man of Steel". I think the kiss is mostly just a "thank you for saving my life, we got caught up in the moment" thing. I don't know if they're ready to get married at that point, but I think they've bonded and formed feelings for each other so I get it. Plus, by the time they've kissed, they've been through a LOT of stuff. :)

I have a theory that Perry knew that Clark was Superman (not right away, but when Lois asked for the helicopter.. he had an interesting look on his face.

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

Ginger Weatherbee I think there is a case to be made in that instance!

@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment

6 жыл бұрын

I interpreted it as sadness in his eyes, guilt over his dismissing her story about the frame-up of Superman. He knows if he were to turn her down again, he could never forgive himself.

damsel in distress? Everything she does in all the films is to try to rescue superman/her boyfriend.. everytime she is saved by superman, is be cause of her own fault digging too deep into a story. Not because a villain happen to just take her prison

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

100%.

Thank God for Lois. If it were not for her, matters could have ended a lot worse. A lot worse.

Love your videos. The criticism of the movie, and especially Lois Lane, were way overblown. It sometimes seems like critics didn't even see the movie.

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

J Niemeyer Sometimes, I wonder if critics actually watched the movie.

Your hair and arguments in this video have changed the way I look at things. BRAVO.

@duckmilkprod

5 жыл бұрын

J'onn J'onzz Hair?

@channelforchannelers

5 жыл бұрын

Shiny, brushable hair. Like a pony.

@duckmilkprod

5 жыл бұрын

J'onn J'onzz I guess I’ll take that as a compliment? I’m just grateful to have hair after losing it during Chemo treatment!

@channelforchannelers

5 жыл бұрын

Definitely a compliment! Also, I can't imagine what that must have been like.

This is going to be good

people forget that Lex would have won if not for Lois. While Clark and Bruce was too busy suspercting and sabotaging each other, Lois was the one that exposed Lex with evidence. Even after Clarks death, if she didn't write that article, (most likely also presented her evidence in front of a court), Lex would most likely have gone away with what he did. Justifying his "planitary security" plan, simply by stating he created doomsday for self protection against superman

Erica Durance's Lois Lane didn't have to deal with dual indentity covered with glasses by the way, which I think makes that version of love triangle the most interesting. But most importantly, she learns his secret by herself, but waits until Clark decides by himself to tell her the truth, respecting his privacy. Erica is the best tv Lois, while Amy is the best cinema Lois.

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

Артём Астахов I was referencing the fact that Durance's Lois didn't know that Clark was an alien and fell for the Blur secret. I'm sure I could have made that clearer.

She did a good job playing Lois lane ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

great points. personally, i really like her arc history on the film. people will bitch about anything these days. but in her case it's pretty non justifiable. great analysis. congrats!

Erica knew before the duel identity really existed.

@duckmilkprod

5 жыл бұрын

JaredMithrandir She was fooled for years by Clark, who was using his powers. That’s how I was approaching it. Hope that clears it up.

@7:50 Your minor hiccup has been saved by a built-in pun. Lois was in Washington DC, but that still counts as a "Metropolis" Subway. ;)

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

David W. Good point! She could have been in D.C. in that moment!

What other version of Lois isn't a damsel (a majority of Margot's run) or a prop(basically Superman 3 Lois)

Hurray!

Great content, keep it up!

The TV series Lois & Clark episode 'Tempus Fugitive' has the villain call out Teri Hatcher's Lois Lane for not realizing who Clark Kent really was. kzread.info/dash/bejne/c22hrKN9dNTMpdI.html Glad they finally went the other way for Man of Steel. In BvS, Lois goes on to beat the villain who bested Superman, proving Lex's guilt and landing him in prison. Between the times she saves Clark and with Wonder Woman saving Batman, the 2 main female characters in this movie were well written. There's a moment in the recent Justice League trailer where we see Batman returning the favor with his vehicle firing on enemies to assist Diana. Side note: That Flash scene blew me away. There was some ambiguity to it but given the drastic alteration in Bruce's behaviour from that point on, it's likely that he believed the warning to be real. Flash & the knightmare scenes provided one of the final motivations for Batman to fight Superman. They also offer another parallel with the Justice League trailer where we see Bruce dressed up in goggles and scarf overlooking the fishing village, like BvS's Batman wore over his costume when looking out at the Omega symbol in the knightmare. And Bruce meeting Barry in the comic con footage provides a mirror moment for Justice League: kzread.info/dash/bejne/kWmc0a-MndmXito.html

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

I actually did a video about Lois calling Teri's Lois out! kzread.info/dash/bejne/ppetlsOAj9C9mMY.html Which brings up a good point. During Lois' interaction with Tempus, she found out that Clark was Superman and was mind-wiped...until she was able to retain that information for good once Season 3 started. I LOVE how the women in the DCEU have been handled. They all feel so real, unique from one another, and well-rounded and they contribute to the stories. The Flash/Knightmare sequence is one of my favorite parts of the movie!

@gridpoint9034

7 жыл бұрын

Wow, I had no idea you did that video. Very well stated points in there. You summarized how I felt about the direction of the character almost 2 years before my original comment here. Kudos.

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

Ha! It's almost like I knew you would post your comment! ;)

Smartest lois didn't get anything to do more then a girlfriend, right a girlfriend who saved superman in man of steel, one who found his identity and learned how to put those kryptonian in phantom zone from jor El.

You are awesome‼️

I love this video a lot

Amy Adams is the Greatest Lois Lane since Margot kiddler !!! She did it PERFECTLY !!!

Im also a bvs fans and i wonder can i have your permission to do a Chinese subtitle for this video and share it on a Chinese fanwebsite please?

@duckmilkprod

4 жыл бұрын

Lyra Chloe Sure! Go for it!

@lyrachloe8624

4 жыл бұрын

@@duckmilkprod thanks!

They just try to give her something to do

your new video was blocked immediately 😭

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

I know. I included part of a scene for context, but I'm following up with it to see if there is anything I can do.

@AZITHEMLGPRO

7 жыл бұрын

Frame by frame stills 😂

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

I might have to!

I really strongly dislike Batman v Superman, but this video was great. I appreciate your passion and rational opinions here. It's pretty refreshing to see a fan of this movie who's not calling anyone names or just posting stupid memes about how Marvel sucks. Personally, my issue is not that Louis Lane has nothing to do - she certainly has that - it's more that I just dislike her limited range of emotion. Much like many of the characters in this movie, she just seems to have the same melancholy sad expression throughout most of the film, without much range. But anyway, that's my opinion. I'd love to hear your response.

@duckmilkprod

7 жыл бұрын

I appreciate you watching even if you didn't like BvS. In terms of "range of emotion", I think her emotions fit the story and what she is going through. Batman v Superman is a story about how the world is struggling to figure out how to deal with Superman, Batman seeking revenge on him, and Lex trying to prove his stance on The Problem of Evil. Superman and Lois Lane have a lot on their plates. Lois knows that Clark wants to do good around the world and that nobody should fear him and it propels her to figure out what's really going on. I love that BvS took the story and what the characters were going through seriously. It's basically a movie in the 2nd act of a three-act play. Even Chris Terrio likened it to The Empire Strikes Back which is structured in the same way. And 2nd Acts are generally the lowest points in the story, awaiting the upward trend when the play gets into the 3rd act. P.S. You should probably know that "Louis Lane" is a totally different character: comicvine.gamespot.com/louis-lane/4005-110171/

I hated what feminism has become and people use wonder woman as a strong woman comic character. However, MOS and bvs showed that Lois Lane is the epitome of what is to be a strong woman and it's a shame that it was overlooked. She literally decipher everything in both movie without super powers or money. Never been a Lois Lane fan, but Snyder changed that for me!

@ramonasoants4899

5 жыл бұрын

Feminism has not done that. Wonder Woman IS a strong woman comic character, but so is Lois Lane. Lois Lane doesn't receive much attention because she doesn't have superpowers and also she was created to be that girl for superman...But in this version, Lois is more ahead.

@boris001000

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, she is an underrated strong female character.

this was awesome, let the haters hate, but I love Amy as Lois she is the best

@arghavanfth2853

7 жыл бұрын

oh and bvs extended cut was really good

Still love the movie in 2019 Miss Batfleck and Cav-El But I disliked Amy as Lois.

Amy is horrible as Lois Lane, but this version of Lois is the smartest and does the most of any movie version.

This movie was so bad. Agree that man of steel was good but man this movie had so many plotholes. Martha!!!!!!

@duckmilkprod

3 жыл бұрын

The Centrist I appreciate that made an effort to share your opinion here, but it seems strange to hate this film and then watch one of my videos, when I am talking about how much so love it? I guess I should be impressed that you’re willing to engage with an opinion you disagree with. Not super convinced by argument since I think the Martha Moment is wonderful, but thanks for sharing your thoughts and hope you have a great day!

@darkbrandon8431

3 жыл бұрын

@@duckmilkprod But look. The only reason why bruce wayne hates superman is because superman is uncontrollable. He did not listen to alfred and then dumps all his hate. That should have been a pause in the fight and not the stop. And I love amy adams. I think she is a great actress and beautiful. But her only purpose in the film seems to be a beautiful and young(at the time of the film making and release, cause now she's old)sexual object to superman.

@duckmilkprod

3 жыл бұрын

The Centrist I think that is absolutely incorrect and I would disagree with you vehemently. Lois is a major part of why Superman does what he does at the end (Lois being his world) and her investigation is how Lex Luthor ends up in prison. I’m glad you like Amy Adams, though. She is a fantastic actress.

@darkbrandon8431

3 жыл бұрын

@@duckmilkprod Your opinion still. Anyways I love her. She really looked beautiful and young in BvS, because she was 40 ish years old at that time. Still she is great but no longer a young adult.

@darkbrandon8431

3 жыл бұрын

@@duckmilkprod Glad I talked to such a great woman. It is very difficult to have a good debate on the internet without toxicity.

Worst Lois Lane EVER!!! Also worst role of Amy Adams's carrer.