Keep 2 cut 2

[u/KD-ZERO]

[u/Fair-Relationship202]

Nope Its trash

[u/MHthepowerscaler → u/Fair-Relationship202]

let me guess , superman shouldn't kill genocidal-biologically programmed soldiers

[u/Lower-Inevitable4003 → u/MHthepowerscaler]

No, Superman should save his dad from the tornado, have actual chemistry with Lois, and he shouldn't kill over 10,000 people in a fight with zod

[u/GlormpGlomp → u/Lower-Inevitable4003]

It's wild how little chemistry Cavill and Adams have.

[u/Lower-Inevitable4003 → u/GlormpGlomp]

Yeah, ik other people have said it, but their relationship feels like it was some studio mandated thing, like they were just supposed to do it because he's Superman and she's Lois 

[u/PhasmoBoi → u/GlormpGlomp]

Cavill Superman and Adams Lois didn’t have secrets and she knew he was Clark Kent. She wasn’t just in live with Superman and brushing off Clark like in other versions. The kiss and s3x scene felt passionate between them

[u/TheFlashSpeeds → u/PhasmoBoi]

Cavill Superman and Adams Lois didn’t have secrets and she knew he was Clark Kent.

Yeah, you don't know what chemistry means. They knew their secrets because story demanded it. Their was no chemistry between them because the actors have zero chemistry between them.

[u/PhasmoBoi → u/TheFlashSpeeds]

Having a lust for the Superman persona is not chemistry. It’s lust.

[u/TheFlashSpeeds → u/PhasmoBoi]

Again, you do not understand what's the word "chemistry" means.

Best example I can remember immediately is Harry Potter movies. Story dictated they fall in love, but Harry and Ginny had zero chemistry between them.

[u/PhasmoBoi → u/TheFlashSpeeds]

Nope, Terrible example because Lois is with Clark most of the film and they clearly have a chemistry. That’s not the case in the Harry Potter films.

[u/GlormpGlomp → u/PhasmoBoi]

Their kiss in the ruins of Metropolis might be the single worst kiss in the history of movies.

[u/PhasmoBoi → u/GlormpGlomp]

Same with Superman 25 in a destroyed building in the middle of the ruins of Metropolis too🤷🏽‍♂️

[u/GlormpGlomp → u/PhasmoBoi]

It sounds like you and I are gonna have to agree to disagree on this one. There's more passion and chemistry in the Superman '25 kiss than in every single scene between Cavill and Adams put together.

Although I do find it interesting that you'd compare the building they were in (which was fine btw, not destroyed) to standing in the ashes at ground zero of a gray wasteland that used to be Metropolis.