Speaking of chemistry, take in this May-December romance!
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I believe it was Superman Vs The Elite
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How-do, 
uper Friends! 
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You know Spacey was really acting his heart out, because she is WAY out of his age range.
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This is Noel Neil right?
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Some guys like older women. 
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“Well, you’re a classic Lois Lane actress, so how’d you like to play the elderly woman who hooks up with Lex Luthor?”
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The one and only.
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And the bar tender is Jimmy!
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Oh, boy. We will have to acknowledge the discomfort that comes with the director and one of the stars of this film, won’t we?
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That he is.
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No, because we can separate art from real life and just enjoy the movie.
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I’m going to probably make a lot of cracks on how much of a piece of crap Spacey is, but he does do deliciously evil really well in this. He’s oddly probably the best part of the movie, though that’s also kind of a problem.
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I’ll be the older dude today, I think.
I was born about the time Superman 1978 was released. Superman II was one of the first movies I remember seeing at the drive-in as a child and my luv for movies and the Superman story hasn’t really let up.
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Spacey was a good Hackman fill-in, but if he got to play his own Luthor, that would have been something really special, I think.
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Why do aliens only crash on midwestern farms?
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Trees scratch the paint
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Corn is like UFO magnet. Everyone knows this
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And…why do guys like Buford report the crashes?
I mean, are we to believe the Francois’s of the world have never been privy to an alien event? Hmm? Huh? Ah. 
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That’s kind of how I feel – there was potential for something good, but it also just blatently copied and pasted the Donner movie(s), minus the heart and spirit.
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