metaphysician
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I guess it added to Bruce's paranoia. It showed the worst case scenario in his mind. But... it didn't necessarily have to be a big action set piece that took up 10 mins of screen time. It was like they had to insert an action scene to tick off a check list, which is the worst kind of film making. Tbf to Snyder it wouldn't surprise me if that was "suggested" by a studio exec though.
Yeah. You could achieve the same practical effects with a 30 second nightmare sequence, heavy on obvious dream symbolism. Still elucidated Batman's state of mind, but without the fridge logic or the pacing trouble.
And. . . the execs may well have suggested a middle film action sequence, but its still Snyder's fault for fulfilling that need with something this pointlessly indulgent.