That doesn't mean anything. Your hype could mean something as simple as seeing Batman's sculpted veins on the big screen.
People !@#$ about the smallest things and when you spend days. Weeks. Years on end in forums talking about every little detail before the film is out then of course it has a very high percentage of not meeting those expectations.
It's almost as if we are in a discussion forum. So baffling, right?
BvS was much more then your typical vs film.
Unfortunately, it wasn't a court room drama, as the title suggested. It might've been more entertaining that way.
It gave us lots of unexpected things the blew me away. Fans talk about this and this should happen and when it doesnt then fans cry that the filmmakers dont have an idea. BS. Its fans that want it ALL by the numbers. Film makers are there to give us something new but still give us the character that we know and love. They can hopefully explore sides of the character that are not really explored in other film versions.
Yes. DCEU is the first time filmmakers have gone against fan expectations.
Hilarious. Filmmakers have been altering things since the days of Burton. Raimi changed things. Nolan changed things. Feige changed things. Singer changed things. There were tiny corners of backlash. But in general, fans have come to accept them. Because they had good ideas in good movies.
BvS had bad ideas in a terrible movie. So you should reduce your favorite past time, strawmanning. It's not good for you.
Batman and Superman have been explored and developed in many different ways in nearly 80 years of publication and many many times in film and television.
And guess what? The good explorations stuck around. Such as giving Batman a no kill rule. And placing him in Gotham instead of New York City. The bad explorations that make the character terrible went away.
Guess where Snyder's murderman will go?
Finding new ways in film to explore a character like Batman is easy. Batman is a much more flexable to tell many different sides of him than Superman.
And yet Snyder still managed to screw it up.
Superman is very much the same in all versions of tv and film.
This is the most outrageously erroneous statement made in these forums in quite some time.
You are wrong.
So when he was shown as he was presented in a massive scale film like BvS then of course people will lose their minds because the public havent seen many different versions of Superman on film before.
They certainly had not seen a Superman as uninteresting as the one presented in BvS before. Oh wait, my bad, they did see MOS.
BvS introduced a new Batman. We just had a Batman origin film not too long ago and this Batman needed a different approach. Its a different Batman but most of details are still the same. We got a mini origin in BvS anyway for the 1% who dont know anything about BW's motivation.
New doesn't automatically mean good.
