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Punk Rock has always been about kindness, and I think that is why people like Lois and Clark would be drawn to it. Music that welcomes and loves the misfits, outcasts, all of the LGBTQA+ community but tells Nazis to fuck off. It makes sense they were drawn to the music and idealogy.
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She was very good.
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I’ve never hated a Lex more. He was perfect.
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I saw a good bit of the Fleischer Lois in her portrayal.
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I guess I think of it as kindness because of the acceptance.
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Even a ridiculously tall, ridiculously thin, 6’6″ and 150lb country boy who loved reading.
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I’m godamn Mister Terrific
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That’s fucking cruel. I didn’t think he was a good Superman, but I blame Snyder. I haven’t seen anything come out about hom being a bad person. He’s a good actor.
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Fantastic chemistry. Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn in The Philadelphia Story.