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Does anyone still like the movie?
I think BvS EE is the movie I wanted to see and it meets my expectations.
Does anyone still like the movie?
I think BvS EE is the movie I wanted to see and it meets my expectations.
Why would they target Superman and blame him for an attack and deaths they know were caused by Lex Luthor?
I haven't seen BvS in an age, and so I might be slightly off base in what I'm about to ask here, but why would the authorities even believe that Superman killed those terrorists? Putting aside that they were burnt to a crisp, they all had multiple bullets embedded in their bodies, didn't they? Surely even a cursory autopsy would find that to be the case?
I think it was the last resort.Yeah, I get that, but violence should have been the last resort, not the first, where Superman is concerned.
not to be cynical but superman could have just held him in place and spoken to him. even with the bat armor hes no wear close to superman strength wise. it would have been better had batman given him no chance to say anything. start with he krypton so superman knows his fighting for his life and his mothers.
superman to me low keys look's like a bully. if someone who is nowhere as strong as you, calls you out you, and you want to save you mom i doubt you would prolong such a fight.
There are a dozen different ways he could have approached Batman, but I don't think the films version was invalid. I think after each push he hoped that it would be over and Batman would listen. Holding him down might have been Superman's next move if it hadn't been for the kryptonite.
Does Superman take what in hindsight would have been the most logical course of action in order to maximise his goals? No.
But few people ever do.
His actions make sense given his personality and situation. He's not in the best place mentally at this moment, he's been hounded by the press, burned in effigy, blaming himself for the deaths of innocents, questioning his own self worth and his mother has been kidnapped.
I'm willing to cut him a little slack in for not being as logical and patient as he could be.
I always felt that that Snyder, Terrio etc. took the square peg that was TDKR was forced it into the round hole that was BvS.
Personally, I don't want a direct adaptation of any comic, even my favourites. I'd much rather new stories I've never seen before. By all means borrow ideas, but add something fresh, something original.
Give me something I don't already have on my bookshelf.
you're right, nothing wrong with asking the audience to do some thinking. Nolan does it all the time and as you mentioned David Lynch as well. But their movies do not cause this amount of division.
Where’s the fun in that?
But I still stand by what I said about Bruce and Clark immediately talking to each other like they’re friends was rushed in order to get to Doomsday. Also, it still makes no sense that Superman would let this unhinged psycho go save Martha when Supes could do it. He should have been like thank you for the gesture Bruce but it’s quicker for me (and I don’t really trust you with this).