Plain lo in the morning. Lola in slacks. Lois Lane. Mmm. Come

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>>83759968
You came back.
You came back.

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>>83759990
Boy, do we have problems up here! The problem of...Of evil in the world. Uh, the problem of absolute virtue.
>I'll take you in without breaking you. Which is more than you deserve.
The problem of you on top of everything else. You above all. Ah, because that's what god is. Horus. Apollo. Jehovah. Kal-El.
Clark. Joseph. Kent.
See, what we call god depends upon our tribe, Clark-Joe. Because god is tribal. God takes sides. No man in the sky intervened when I was a boy to deliver me from daddy's fist and abominations. Mmm. I figured out way back, if god is all-powerful, he cannot be all-good. And if he is all-good, then he cannot be all-powerful. And neither can you be. They need to see the fraud you are. With their eyes. The blood on your hands.

I liked BvS Lex. His conflict with Superman arose from a deep-seated hatred towards those that would elevate themselves above him.

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>>83760021
>What have you done?
Hmm. And tonight, they will. Yes. Because you, my friend, have a date. Hmm. Across the bay. Ripe fruit, his hate. Two years growing. But it did not take much to push him over, actually. Little red notes, big bang. You let your family die! And now you will fly to him. And you will battle him. To the death. Black and blue. Fight night! The greatest gladiator match in the history of the world. God versus man. Day versus night. Son of Krypton versus bat of Gotham.
>You think I'll fight him for you?
Hmm, yes, I do. I think you will fight-fight-fight for that special lady in your life.
>She's safe on the ground. How about you?
Close, but I am not talking about Lois. No. Every boy's special lady is his mother.
Martha, Martha, Martha.
Hmm.
Why, the mother of a flying demon must be a witch. The punishment for witches, what is that?
That's right.
Death by fire.

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>>83760073
>Where is she?
I don't know! I would not let them tell me! Uh-uh-uh! If you kill me, Martha dies. And if you fly away, mmm, Martha also dies. But if you kill the bat... Martha lives.
There we go. There we go. Hmm. And now god bends to my will.
Ooh, now the cameras are waiting at your ship. For the world to see the holes in the holy. Yes, the almighty comes clean about how dirty he is when it counts. To save Martha, bring me the head of the bat.
Mother of god, would you look at the time? When you came here, you had an hour. Now it's less.

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Lex's monologues often foreshadow a future event or also reveal a twisted part of his character and some action he's committed.

His acting was objectively good. It just didn't feel like Lex.

Phillip Seymour Hoffman would have been perfect for the role

>>83761165
>It just didn't feel like Lex.
Your "feel" of Lex is based on previous film entries interpretating Lex. There is no actual Lex, merely different artist interpretations of Lex.

>>83762555
Lex Luthor has never ever been le psychotic reddit man. He's characterised by his ability to present himself as the best of humanity can achieve through hard work, which is what makes him hate Superman so much because he's just naturally better without trying.

>>83762615
Lex Luthor has been many things.

>In Luthor's earliest appearances, he is shown as a middle-aged man with a full head of red hair. Less than a year later, however, an artistic mistake resulted in Luthor being depicted as completely bald in a newspaper strip.[9] The original error is attributed to Leo Nowak, a studio artist who illustrated for the Superman dailies during this period.[10] One hypothesis is that Nowak mistook Luthor for the Ultra-Humanite, a frequent foe of Superman who, in his Golden Age incarnation, resembled a balding, elderly man.


>In the 1986 limited series The Man of Steel, John Byrne redesigned Lex Luthor from scratch, intending to make him a villain that the 1980s would recognize: an evil corporate executive. Initially brutish and overweight, the character later evolved into a sleeker, more athletic version of his old self.

And then there is the more comedy interpretation of him as portrayed in Donner films and Superman Returns.

>>83760222
bro, a bunch of dialogue in the movie refers to other things later on, his own being the most full blown ironic as well as reversed by superman


btw, that still makes me feel SO SO smug


that one shot of superman stopping doomsday's punch? i suspect it refers to something in maybe every single lex scene prior, and it at least calls back to his introduction scene
and as i said earlier, superman reverses every single thing that lex says about him


such a 'humorless' movie, yet irony is rampant throughout the damn thing

>>83763597
Aren't you one tasteless little faggot. I bet you're the same guy defending niggers in this thread

>>83752647

garbage excuse for a film.

>HOLES IN THE HOLY

I really liked Lex in this, he was hilarious.

>>83764059
whattttttt are you even on about