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Too bad.
Would blow World's socks off- if had real tech solution +/or real "Disclosure" project alien_Maybe shock humanity out of its insanity projection !
No offense to her, but I felt for Mathis' Dagney. I cared about her, even more than about Taylor Shilling's Dagney. This gal is too thin and hard looking for my taste.
I know, I know, if she looked and acted like a female Arnold Schwarzenegger, most people here would be happiest. But I like my heroes vulnerable.
so maybe we're OK here? -- j
I've said it before, I'll say it again; I can't stand Superman. If you can stop a speeding locomotive, you ain't no hero. Lex Luthor, the human who pitted himself against the god-like Superman was the hero, even if his intentions were criminal.
I liked Dagney in the 2nd movie, as portrayed by Mathis, because here was this exceptional woman who was overwhelmed by the forces arrayed against her (including the invisible forces of her stalker). But she didn't quit, she kept struggling through. Even when she was fed up and decided not to play anymore, she came back and resumed the battle. And Mathis' face and body language expressed that very well, IMO.