I didn't feel that way. But I didn't feel the e-mail and the future vision did any harm to pace or narrative of the film either. Communion would hurt the film, if it was the sole scene between death of Superman and funeral sequence. But there's a nice fade to black in pieta shot, that kinda wraps it. Then we take a break from it and see a sequence of post-Doomsday events, that slowly reach the funeral. So I thought it was fine.Anyone else think the Communion scene completely ruins the mood?
I do. I feel like, in light of everything that had just happened before the communion scene (Doomsday Battle and Superman's death), it just made things feel a bit bloated.
Especially when critical darlings of recent like Force Awakens have myriad problems themselves. Hype for BvS was massive, and when it didn't live up to expectations, criticisms snowballed into bashing for fun's sake.Ive always said this.The movie has gotten far more criticism than it deserved.I'm not saying it didnt deserve any,but the amount of backlash/hate it got was completely astounding and frankly unfair.
Damn, watching that Doomsday battle again was an absolute blast... Goosebumps.
Especially when critical darlings of recent like Force Awakens have myriad problems themselves. Hype for BvS was massive, and when it didn't live up to expectations, criticisms snowballed into bashing for fun's sake.
Not sure if this is exclusive to Ultimate Cut or was in the theatrical one as well and I just didn't notice it, but it would seem that Superman "says" to Lois to get rid of the kryptonite spear right before he flies away to confront Lex, by looking in the direction of the spear that is lying on the ground and giving her a meaningful look to which Lois responds with a reassuring smile. If I have translated this exchange of looks correctly, it would mean that Lois didn't decide to toss it in the water on her own.
Is it possible to buy The Ultimate Edition digitally if you live in Europe? And! Does it contain the special features?
Damn, watching that Doomsday battle again was an absolute blast... Goosebumps.
Especially when critical darlings of recent like Force Awakens have myriad problems themselves. Hype for BvS was massive, and when it didn't live up to expectations, criticisms snowballed into bashing for fun's sake.
The verdict is out: Jon Schnepp likes BvS UC. Everyone on the panel did.
And yeah, the UC makes you feel bad for Snyder.
don't want to be spoiled. What are their ratings?
Lex creating Doomsday is not a "plot hole". He creates Doomsday in order to kill Superman. If you follow his motivation "you can not be all powerful and all good" then this is his only move.
Think of the alternative. Superman beats Batman (the likely outcome in Lex's mind). That would mean he successfully has demonised Superman for killing someone but still has to deal with Superman. He asks the scout ship how to kill Superman ("create Doomsday") and that's what he does.
Does he really think that Doomsday will go and destroy the world? No. he thinks he might be able to gain control over it since it has his DNA, and he was willing to risk it because his plan was already in motion.
Plus, Doomsday is the living embodiment of being "all powerful, but not all good."
So whatever outcome, he proves he is right.
Except he can not predict that Batman and Superman would resolve their difference, save Martha, and get support from Wonder Woman.
Anyone else think the Communion scene completely ruins the mood?
I do. I feel like, in light of everything that had just happened before the communion scene (Doomsday Battle and Superman's death), it just made things feel a bit bloated.
Hector still doesn't like it.
Hector Navarro ‏@Hectorisfunny 9h9 hours ago
Happy to report the new Batman v Superman: Ultimate Edition shows a slightly less incompetent Superman!
Adam says people are overhyping it
Adam Hlavac ‏@adamhlavac 8h8 hours ago
Happy to report that internet likes to overhype things. But, I'm a little happier. #BatmanvSuperman