It was motherfucking magic, man!
You've seen Guy Standeven in something because the man was in everything.

If this is true, then why did she start falling? In space. As opposed to floating.

While she's in contact with superman/nuke man she can.

I'm guessing that it was another special effects goof! The background plate was suppose to simply represent the skies over Metropolis, not literally outer-space!
That's probably the best "explanation" to why we see this. I remember as a kid this scene made me think you can breathe in space.

I'm guessing that it was another special effects goof! The background plate was suppose to simply represent the skies over Metropolis, not literally outer-space!

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IEEE!
LoL.
WTF was that

In the comic adaptation of the film she is in a space suit (apparently Nuclear Man had time to pick one up)
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http://www.supermaniv.com/Superman_IV_Comic_Adaptation_Spanish/Superman_IV_Comic_Adaptation_English/Superman_IV_Comic_Adaptation_English_61.html

In the comic adaptation of the film she is in a space suit (apparently Nuclear Man had time to pick one up)

She held her breath. Duh.

Yep, she should have been floating as well, not falling, since there is no gravity in space. And yes, the first thing out of my mouth is just how is she breathing in space when there is no oxygen.
Ellen McNulty: Oh, go on, I've stepped on better things.

Yeah, it was funny that she was starting to fall like a rock while he just kinda hovered unconscious.
Kinda like with Wile E. Coyote's delayed fall. You only fall when you realize you've ran out of land.

You took the words right out of my mouth Bradley! I was about to post the same question.
''All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain . Time to die''.

There were a lot of scenes that were cut which show where he was taking her and how they ended up back at Luthor's place.
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What I'm wondering, besides the whole "How did she survive?" conundrum, is where was Nuclear Man taking Laci? To the elevator on the moon? LOL

Nuclear Man and Superman generate a magnetic field around them, capable of keeping anyone else within the field alive, whether in the vacuum of space, or deep under water.

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How did Lois flew with Superman in the first movie only by touching his fingers?
If you know the answer to that question, you will know why Lacy was able to breathe in space while touching the Nuclear Man (and Superman after being rescued while the Nuclear Man was dying)

No, they're dfinitely depicted as being in space. At one point, Nuclear Man isn't holding her firmly enough, and Lacy
starts to fall
(huh??!) and looks back behind her, and we get a shot of the planet Earth, further away than when viewed from the moon.
I think it's more a case of lazy, dunderheaded filmmakers, who think they can just bung anything in and get away with it because it's a comic-strip movie.
You might very well think that. I couldn't possibly comment.

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Lois in the 1st or 2nd movie also went into space with Superman.

Flying over a cloud layer with the night sky above is not flying in outer space, dummy.
But it is a bit implausible that he could take Lois too high without that air becoming somewhat thin for her. That protective aura crap that some fans talk about is some of the dumbest trash I have ever heard. When you start giving Superman a protective aura, he becomes much less cool and much more the stuff of fanboy nerds.

Whose idea was it for the word "Lisp" to have an "S" in it?

Lois in the 1st or 2nd movie also went into space with Superman. I dont know anything about Auras but it seemed unrealistic..yeah I know its a fictional comic

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Logic in Superman IV?