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SKIDOOOOOSH!!
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I think that Snyder just thought of "cool moments" without thinking through how to make them work logically first.
He couldn't figure out a plausible way for Batman to suddenly be cool with Superman, so lets do some half-a**ed thing about their mothers having the same first name. Which BTW, that COULD be an interesting little coincidence to play around with, and you COULD maybe do something interesting thematically with it, but Snyder does neither of those things.
Snyder wants Superman to die, and puts no greater thought into the logistics than that. How does Lois know about the spear's true importance (she wasn't there to hear about that)? Why couldn't WW use the spear (she's an Amazon warrior and presumably knows how to use spears, and she'd not affected by Kryptonite)? Or why didn't Superman throw the spear, or other basic logic questions?
Oh that's right. because Snyder wanted to cram DOS into the last part of this already jumbled mess, and didn't think any further than that.
If Batman wasn't casually killing people left and right, I would've accepted that he just hesitated at killing Batman because he couldn't go through with straight-up murder (this was my original expectation during the fight and was how I came to like the Martha moment).
I also questioned how come neither Batman nor Wonder Woman wielded the spear. Upon second viewing, it seemed like the Bats/WW were occupied with holding off Doomsday, that Superman just went straight to the point and decided to stab Doomsday himself. Then again, I also realized, wait, why not just throw it if he's strong enough to fly it through the guy.
I will say that a little more dialogue/communication during the end fight scene would've done a lot to improve it.