lodilou | Lois & Clark // Can you read my mind? @lodilou | Uploaded 13 years ago | Updated 22 hours ago
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OH. MY.
Best episode EVER! I looooved it!
I smiled the whole time I watched it and I had to retain myself to shout/cry, because my family and my neighbours wouldn't have appreciate it. ;)
The whole episode was fantastic, so brilliant, mixing past, present and future so well. The "2017" part was awesome, AWESOME. And of course, the final scene was just the best Clois scene ever. I nearly fainted when they said "I love you" and... I was sure that Clark will finally fly - float actually -, it was obvious, but when it happened, I became crazy anyway.

They are LEGEND.
Clark/Superman is definitely the greatest superhero, and Lois the greatest superhero's girlfriend. And Smallville is the best show about them, and Tom and Erica are the best Clark & Lois, and I want this show last forever! Why does it have to end? ='(

Well, I had to make a video about this episode. At first, I wanted to use some kind of epic music, and I thought I could use the soundtrack of Superman movie, but it sounds old. And I heard this song, which is at the end of the movie, and I thought : this is it. It is absolutely perfect for Lois and Clark. (Of course it is, because it was created for them...)
I think it's original to use this song and I'm pretty proud of my idea ;)

I made a simple editing, I didn't want the emotion in the background. I just wanted to show how pure, how sweet, how beautiful Clark and Lois relationship is.

I hope you'll like it. I'm not completely satisfied, but I think it's good. =)

Clip : Smallville Season 10, episode 4 - Homecoming
Music : Can you read my mind? - Superman's soundtrack, John Williams / Maureen McGovern

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