shauner111
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INSTA-FRIENDS! That's this version of the World's Finest.
To make Lois less stupid, have Bruce be the one who dropped the spear in the water. Show us why Lois immediately believes Doomsday is Kryptonian. You're right the whole final battle is riddled with plot holes and doesn't make sense.Nothing in the final battle makes that much sense. Lois goes back to get the spear after she threw it away. OK fine. But she starts drowning because the plot needs Superman to use the spear on Doomsday. Which is dumb to begin with because Wonder Woman is an amazon with this experience. She could have used the spear (you know, Kryptonite doesn't affect her). But the plot needs Superman to do it. After the Lois drowning fiasco, Supes goes under water to get it, even though Lois is fine now and could dip back in to get it with Clark watching over her to make sure she doesn't drown. Nope this makes both characters look embarrassingly dumb. He starts drowning because it's kryptonite. What a moron. What did he think was gonna happen? So Lois has to dive in to save his dumb ass. It's sooo idiotic that it makes me laugh. Superman almost drowned from just looking at the damn thing in the water, yet he has the ability to carry it in flight towards Doomsday without much effort. He doesn't launch it either, he uses the spear like a knife. Sacrifices himself cuz Zack wants Superman dead in order for Bruce to look smart as the leader. But none of this needed to happen. Lois could have taken the spear to Wonder Woman, who would use it, killing Doomsday. The trinity would be standing there ready to form the Justice League. Bruce and Clark could have had a great scene to talk things out, and a brighter ending where the heroes prevail to form the League.
Zack Snyder ladies and gentlemen!
But it is still a dumb scene that made no sense because Bruce seeing Clark as human or not really was not established as Bruce's issue with Superman. Bruce's issue with Superman is that he thinks he's an existential threat to humanity. The one thoroughly done well scene in the film is the prologue that establishes this.
This is the central conflict of the title and it simply is not addressed by the Martha business whatsoever.
Yes, the memes and some characterizations reduce it down even more, but it has nothing to do with people not getting what the 'intention' of the moment is.
It's because this is the context for launching the entire DC Cinematic Universe. Batman and Superman's break through moment. The foundation stone for the creation of the Justice League... and what we get is a dumb, poorly written and executed deus ex machina that fails to address the only understandable premise the entire film has developed.
And you think it's peculiar that it's so mercilessly mocked...?
"What Went Wrong w/ Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice?"
Short answer. Nothing.
Long answer. Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooothhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..........................................................ng.
Bingo.To make Lois less stupid, have Bruce be the one who dropped the spear in the water. Show us why Lois immediately believes Doomsday is Kryptonian. You're right the whole final battle is riddled with plot holes and doesn't make sense.
He said it himself that he needed to figure out a way to kill Superman because he only saw it one way: that it would be cool if Bruce was the one who assembled the metahumans. And he didn't see a way to do that without Superman being gone.
Bingo.
Bats threw it across the room anyway right? He could have just threw it underwater like you said.
I don't even remember Lois assuming it was Kryptonian I have to watch that scene again.
The last act feels like a first draft.
Hahahahaha, the more I think about it, the more 'Batman v Superman' plays like a 'Drunk History' version of the movie it was supposed to be.
My god i can't even. It went right over my head. I just assumed she was told beforehand? I guess not? Hahah lord. It could be any experiment from Luthor right?She just magically knows that the spear will help somehow. It doesn't make much sense how she could possibly known it would do anything unless Doomsday was Kryptonian. I would have had Batman crash closer to the empty building and yell to Lois that the spear is the key to stopping it and have him distract Doomsday with Diana.
My god i can't even. It went right over my head. I just assumed she was told beforehand? I guess not? Hahah lord. It could be any experiment from Luthor right?
You have to wonder what Snyder has done in the eyes of WB to earn such unwavering faith from them. He's not of the eloquent variety, so I have a hard time imaging him making a convincing sales pitch. Once upon a time, he made good money with 300, but that was ages ago.
Even though i dislike this movie for the most part, i have to disagree with your point.The question is not what went wrong, the question is that what is going wrong
It makes me mad, no, not the fact that this was a horrible movie and full of plot holes, not the fact that they massacared two of the most iconic heroes in one go, not the fact that it has created an uphill task for JL to conquer, it is the fact that they refuse to learn
You have Zack Snyder regularly misuderstanding the iconic comics and making his own twisted version of it, he also dishes out needless taunts on Marvel and MCU movies (Thor, Ant-man, Flavor of the week) despite the fact that he is a no-alent director, then you have WB who refuses to sack his useless ass, you have the WB's Jeff Goldstein saying there is a 'disconnect' between critics and fans, despite the fact that this thing crashed and burned at the box office after the big opening (all down to marketing) and showed no legs, it's IMDb's and RT's audience ratings are falling everyday, then you have fellow JL actors like Momao and Fisher poking jokes at critics at Instagram, even veteran actress Amy Adams comments on how she is 'shaking of the haters'
All this goes on to show that everybody involved, from the director to the actors to the WB staff have their head some much up their ass that they refuse to see the truth, they refuse to admit that they made a bad movie and hence the backlash, they continue to hide behind their rose tinted glasses of how critics are 'disconnected' and there are 'haters' and what not
The first step to improvement is admitting that you failed the first time around (or in case of DCEU, the second time around too), everybody connected to this refuses to admit that, hence I have absolutely no hopes for DCEU and JL movies. You are never gonna improve untill you admit what went wrong