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Why was it so bad?

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Why was it so bad?
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Ben! Listen to me right now! It’s Zack! Zack Snyder! He's the problem! Am I too soon!? I'm too soon! You were right about him! You were always right about him! Fear him! Fear him and find us. You have to come find us, Ben!
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They made terrible adaptations, had a shitty story line, and didn't know the ass end of a editing process if it kicked them right in the balls.
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>>81281842
Lex being smart enough to find out who batman and superman are, even though no explanation was given on how he had done so, but stupid enough to keep trying to kill Superman even though Darkseid would be coming.
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>>81281842
too Long, boring, shit character motivations, scenes that don't make sense, sub plots that lead nowhere, too much time spent on DCEU set up. could have been 8/10 with some major cutting. as it stands its 5/10
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>>81281842
It wasn't drone
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>>81282116
>sub plots that lead nowhere

Seriously, what the fuck was up with that "HAHAHA JOKES ON YOU BATMAN" with no explanation? Was it an Easter Egg? Is Joker still around? Is that why Bats is super pissed off all the time? I mean, shit, would it have been so hard for Alfred to say, "It wasn't your fault Master Wayne?"
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>>81282316
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>>81281842
That's why
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>>81281842
>all of them crushed
>except Eisenberg
>can't even pretend to be sad
Fucking autist.
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Zack The Wack Snyder
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>>81281842
LOIS LANE GETS CAPTURED THREE FUCKING TIMES IN THE MOVIE.
She throws a spear into the water and LATER TRIES TO RETRIEVE IT.
HAHAHA SHE DOESN'T EVEN GET IT. SHE NEEDS SUPERMAN TO COME SAVE HER AGAIN AND THEN HE HAS TO GO GET THE SPEAR. WHAT THE FUCK?
I mean, for after a while, you just have to decide whether it's even worth it at this point.
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>>81281842
I had a dream I watched it and it was terrible.
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>>81282316
https://youtu.be/VGsrMaxx8N4?t=1941
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>>81282128
>>81282316
People, not just marvel fans, have been saying its going to do bad.
It does bad.
The DC fan boys that where making daily "BvS going to be the end of Marveldrone days" threads are now trying to convince themselves its doing bad because everyone is a "Marveldrone"

It sure is suffering watching fan-boying casuals ruin everything.

Because people like you are going to actual convince DC that they did nothing wrong and Snyder should make more movies.

Marvels lighthearted comics does well not because people are "fanboys" but because that is what a "comic hero" is suppose to be, a person that holds themselves to a higher standard in the hopes of changing the next generation of kids.

If they want to hire a dude bro to make a "grounded gritty" super hero movie its not a super hero movie, its a anti-hero movie and NO ONE WANTS THAT.

I love how people forget there is a name for "heroes" that kills, its "anti-hero" because heroes don't kill.
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>>81282091
I liked Lex already knowing about the future Justice League members. Made him seem dangerous and competent and more like his comic book self than just another shitty Gene Hackman imitation. Then the rest of the movie happened and you realize what a stupid chucklefuck he is.
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Editing. Somebody has a disdain for establishing shots
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>>81282091
The worst is, they could have easily handwaved it away, if they even tried to give an explanation.

>"Please oh, please 'Superman'. Stop acting like your identity was ever a secret. Aliens come down, park on the front porch of some farm outside Smallville, you engage with a grudgematch with them on the spot, and there just so happens to be some weirdo kid who used to live on that farm and looks just like you in his graduation picture? Those are available online you know. Didn't even need to hire a detective to figure that one out."
>"Come on, Bruce. Some messed up guy dresses as a bat and has millions of dollars worth of untracable military tech? And he's based in Gotham? Granted, your cesspit of a city's thick with insane people, but how many of them have government contracts and lives atop a massive cave of bats that shows up on any seismic scan of the city? Quick tip, next time don't pick your "secret identity" based on a landmark right outside your door."
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>>81282835
You know what was bullshit about that? He literally only had files on the future Justice League members. Like, why weren't there hundreds of files and then maybe they just happened to pick the Justice League members? That would have been better.

This way, it makes him look like he can see the future.
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>>81281842
desu OP, i like the movie and i dont see all that bad things that everyone speakof.
I went to waatch the movie and i was like "im not gonna like this, im not gonna like this, shit, im not gonna like this" but thats not how i left... rly.... its like....no... idk, idk why people says its so bad, rly, i dont know
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>>81281842
Just like MoS, it tried to start at the finish line. Opening straight up with the big payoff that should have been set up by at least a couple previous movies.

That and the plot is stupid because it tries to mix several classic Superman and Batman stories with none of the context that made them work; the actors are all shit; the editing is arse; the characters are nothing like their source versions; the music is generic and completely misused; the visual tone is drab and boring; the effects are crap; the fights are (mostly) less interesting than even MoS; the whole thing is joyless; the jokes are unfunny; the dream sequences and JL cameos are unnecessary, boring and pointless, and they fuck the flow of an already boring and rythmless movie; and finally MARTHAAAAA
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>>81282467
She's an audience surrogate like Bella Swan.
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>>81281842
Fucking Superman. He lets the bad guys get away, TWICE. Once in Africa, where he can somehow see/hear that Lois is in trouble, but doesn't bother stopping the guys LITERALLY driving away from the scene of the crime. Come the fuck on. You see Lois is in trouble, but you don't think to stop the assholes shooting at your girl?
Second time, Batman is clearly following bad guys, huge explosions, gun shots, for GOD'S SAKE, you can see the fucking rocket launcher in the guys hand from the damn exposed, half destroyed truck, why the fuck would you only stop Batman?
Great job, Supes, always stopping and catching the bad guys. Way to go the extra mile.
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>>81283119
we must have watched different versions of this movie. anyway you seem like you've simple adopted each of the buzzwords that the people who go above and beyond to hate this movie say.
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>>81283003
My assumption is that these are the only ones he's found and Batman and Wonder Woman are going to make the league using that information. Like if Black Lightning and Booster Gold had been on that file then they would have been founding members too.
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>>81281842
It was Iron Man 2, right down to the same set of problems Set up more as a building block for other films than as its own film, bloated with plotlines that wreck the pacing, lack of proper development and contextualization of the villain and his scheme, poorly edited.

>>81283003
Or they're simply the four who did the most prominent things with their powers. WW fought alongside the US forces in WWI, Flash used his powers in a public altercation, Aquaman and Cyborg were not only both recorded on camera but also probably the first Lex came across since Lexcorp is the type to do extensive corporate espionage.
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>>81281842
>Amy Adams' face
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>>81283273
What was wrong with what he said? They did try to mix different stories, Zach Synder even said it himself they used it as a basis. The actors are shit, except Ben, he was good. The editing was terrible, no flow or order of sequence, they had three story lines going at once. The music was misused, Lex walking down a hall was more exciting than Batman and Superman meeting. Generic? Probably not. The visual tone was drab, it was downcasted, just sad. Effects were crap with doomsday, who, for some reason, was zod and lex's blood mixed together, not the fucking awesome living embryo of death that he's supposed to be. Martha? Seriously man? You don't seem the stupidity of that? Superman could have said that exact same thing in the beginning of the fight and none of that bullshit would have happened.

Look man, you liked it, cool, but understand it was a shit movie.
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>>81282957
That could actually have been hilarious.

>>81283273
>buzzwords
No. Fuck you. We NEED that word. You do not get to dilute it with your shitty excuse-making every time someone gives yet another cogent breakdown on the reasons why this movie sucks shit. That is a good list of specific and meaningful problems in the film's construction. Either provide a rebuttal with actual substance or shut the fuck up.
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How many movies are they going to give Synder before they admit he's incompetent? Seriously. He's already laid claim to two very polarizing films featuring established and well known pop culture icons. It seems to me this is Snyder trying to prove he can handle a franchise, and the actual theme doesn't matter.

>"Superheroes? Fuck it, I'll give it a go."
>If Nolan can do it, I can too.
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>>81281842
>B-Batman n-n-never uses guns
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Snyderr literally

guy is DC's Whedon except even Joss can direct better
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>>81282957
They do you moron.
>The straighest line to Superman is Lois Lane

He literally trailed Lois
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Because it didn't have the best superhero in it
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I don't understand Flash's message to Bruce in the dream sequence. He mentions Lois and then says "You were right about him, you always were" - who/what is he referring to? It was kind of difficult to understand him but it's been bugging me ever since I saw the movie.
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>>81283549
Nazis, No Ammo in the guns, Darkseid.

Nice grasping at straws m8
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>>81283605
Fucking Darkseid.
Lex's rant at the end made him realize this shit isn't over.
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>>81281842
Zack.
Snyder.

David.
Goyer.
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>>81283581
When? When the fuck did he do that? What did he possibly say to know that to find Superman you need Lois Lane? He could have gave one example. "I noticed you saved Lois Lane even though you let everyone else in the city die around you when you fought Zod." See? Right fucking there, that would have been enough, not really, it's still a bullshit reason, but it's still a fucking reason, which Luthor never gave.
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>>81281842
Because it wasn't a team-up movie
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>>81283639
The statement is that batman "never" uses guns.

Sorry, kiddo. That shitpost for BvS is worthless.

We also deal with an emotionally unhinged Batman in this too, and one who's already had a career and seems either in the middle or towards the end, as shown with Robin's death.

So in a similar fashion to whatever happened to the man of tomorrow, we see him breaking his rule, in this film's portrayal of larger than life circumstances. He then promises Superman to do right by him in death, as he failed him in life. So we will see a growth.


FFS marvel fags actually demanding one-dimensional characters with zero depth.
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>>81283682
it doesn't need to be said.

Superman saved Lois in the attack on Metropolis.
Lois was the only reporter let into Zod's ship.
Lois was saved by Superman in the desert, yeah orchestrated by Lex, but this shows he KNOWS that Superman cares a fuckton about Lois.

He says, before he pushed her off the roof,
>I've found the straightest line to Superman is a pretty little redhead named Lois Lane


HE'S NOT FUCKING DUMB
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>>81283549
Isn't top right from fucking Odyssey

And bottom right is specifically being noted as "a once-in-a-lifetime exception"

I don't even necessarily disagree with your point anon, but are these really the best examples you can find?
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>>81283605
He was right about Superman not being a prick. He "always" was because he couldn't control their mothers' names.

Snyder literally ripped off Dr. Manhattan's reason to be human in a much shittier (albeit clever) way.
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>>81283549
One of those is literally a once-in-a lifetime exception though.
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>>81283423
>WW1
What the fuck is this asshole thinking? It's always been World War 2. What a fucking dick head. I mean, yeah, you shit all over the other characters, why the fuck not continue with your dick-assery and fuck up another one of the few things that make Wonder Woman, Wonder Woman.
That's another thing. Aquaman just letting himself get recorded? Bull. And cyborg was just getting a surgery.
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>>81283763
Eh, just did a swift Google search, anon.

My entire viewing of BvS is to take it as an elseworld story; a different approach to well established characters. And out of that I ended up enjoying it a lot more.
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>>81283828
>And cyborg was just getting a surgery.
Surgeries. Plural.
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Zack Snyder. Snyder. Zack.

All his films are bad in the exact. Fucking. Way. To a greater or lesser degree.

The actors don't matter, nothing else matters, Snyder can't direct actors, can't tell a story, can create visuals, that is all.
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>>81282308
I prefer that every little damn thing isn't spelled out. Use your imagination.
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>>81283751
Congratulations.
Lois indeed is connected to Superman.

How did he known how Clark Kent fits into the picture?

I mean yeah, sure there's a lot of ways, but that's the thing. It's an accepted fact that most people completely ignore the Clark Kent connection are completely incapable of noticing.
All they had to do, was somehow acknowledge that Lex is above that in this universe, instead of him just pulling the info out of his ass.

It's like in Star Wars, when you watch a ship jump to Lightspeed.
Sure, you don't need to see it, you can assume the characters just took a ship to the other planet, it's not a big deal to see the whole twirling stars effect.
But it ties the story together.
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>>81283751
You know, I'll give you that Superman saved Lois, so that's how Lex knew Clark Kent=Superman, because he was the only person he saved in Metropolis.

And who gives a shit if Lois was let into Zod's ship? How the fuck did he know that they were connected? It's just as plausible that Zod's a dickhead and wanted a female human to keep as a hostage while this Kryptonian whose lived on Earth comes on their entire lifeline just in case he tries to fuck with them.
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>>81283828
Because we havent seen WW2 a million times right? WW1? Complete fuckup all around, makes sense Ares had a hand in it.
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>>81283943
>>81283931

You follow Lois.
That's all you need to do to figure out who Superman is.
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Snyder: "You know what movie of mine was actually did good? Watchmen. What if i just do a Watchmen version of Superman? And now Batman Vs Superman...why are people mad?"

He ignores the source material. Enough said. Go home everybody.
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>>81283806
If we can make exceptions to one, this whole he can never kill aspect is pretty moot.

Especially when you factor in Batman strapping dynamite to a dude in Batman Returns, or incinerating clowns. Or flat out murdering the Joker.

I believe in exceptions, too. So why can't these be?

Take MoS. Zod's death was used to show how much he values life, as opposed to acting out a will to do good. Taking a life of someone who offered no other option taught him a lesson and essentially gave birth to the Superman with an unbreakable code.

Batman we see has a history, and we aren't entirely sure outside of the willingness to avenge and do right by his parents. The introduction of godlike beings that could effortless level cities put fear in him. It made him emotionally unhinged to the point where he lost all values. It was only during the Martha bit where he came to grasp that Clark was more human than he originally perceived, and it also gave him a chance to save someone from losing their parents.
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>>81283904
It would have given Batman MORE motivation to stop Superman, a possible asshole who could wipe them all out, and it would have brought together the comment made earlier to Clark Kent about "clowns in suits." There is a difference between an Easter egg, like superman lifting a car or a needed and possible plot point.
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>>81281842
God Amy Adams looks so crushed, it makes me just want to hug her and tell her that it wasn't her fault.
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>>81283984
You have to ignore a century of stories built on the idea that Clark Kent is the perfect disguise.

That's all you have to do, to make it that simple.

You can do it, but if you don't even acknowledge it, that's just cheap.
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>>81284064
They disavowed that in Man of Steel.
Lois had to interiew 10 people and bam she knows who Superman is.
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>>81284030
So what you're telling me is that you have to kill, to learn not how to kill? Do you even hear how stupid that is? And he stilled killed people in this movie.
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>>81284088
And yet no one else on the planet figured it out.
What makes Lex special?
That's the real question here.
What did Lex do, to figure it out, that apparently no one else did?

And it can be bullshit. It can be like the original suggestion, something anyone with half a brain and an internet connection could've done, but that would be the point of Lex then being an asshole about how superior he is to everyone.

Would've been Reeve level of ridiculous if it was that simple, but could've been a good ridiculous.
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>>81284204
He actually cared enough to find out.
Lex isn't special.
He just put the work in.

Everyone in Smallville knows.
They're not special either.
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>>81284204
He saw Clark take off his glasses duh
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>>81284250
The main point this originated from is "How did Lex find out?"

Which is simple and the movie telegraphs this to us.
Lois led him straight to him.
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>>81284247
>Lex cared enough
>No obsessive Superman worshipper cared enough
>Not the government that fears him and put a drone on watching him cared enough
>No one at the fucking Daily Planet cared enough
Really now?
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>>81283828
First, WW1 is sadly underused in film while everyone churns out a few WW2 films a year. Secondly, we're not really losing much with the change; it's not like Captain America which rewrote the entire history of HYDRA, Zola, Von Strucker, and Red Skull. The biggest thing we're losing is Paula Von Gunther, who hasn't been relevant since the Golden Age outside being a footnote in the clusterfuck that is Donna Troy's backstory.

And Cyborg was a head and partial torso connected to a jar full of organs being kept alive by STAR Labs before getting a Fourth World makeover.
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>>81281842
The interviewer that popped that question deserves a fucking medal.
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>>81284316
>the government that fears him and put a drone on watching him cared enough

The military lightened up, as personified thorugh Swanick.
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>>81283763
The movie cribs a lot from Dark Knight Returns for this Batman. He uses a gun in that comic.
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>>81282937
They used so many fucking fade to blacks it was really jarring
Also not a fan of the shaky cam fight scenes
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>>81283768
Wait, I thought that Flash was warning Batman to stop Superman before everything went like in his dream? I thought he had the dream because Flash's "Presence" or whatever brought the dream out
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>>81284286
Lois=Superman
Lois≠Clark Kent

That's the entire point. Fine, what the fuck ever, it's a bullshit reason to say that Lois is connected to Superman past the ONE time he saves her and is on the ship. That doesn't excuse that fact that Lex knows that Superman is Clark Joseph Kent.
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>>81284418
I hated the editing. I can fully admit that. Like transactions please.
>>81284351
I want a modern Guther because Nazism hasn't gone away.
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>>81284496
>one time

She's been saved enough times to make it a certainty that she would be saved in Lex's staged warlord scenario at the start of the movie.
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>>81283985
Actually he stick hard to some really weird, but faithful, choices to source material. His Kryptonians are pure Golden Age, naturally strong and fast that gain extra powers from Earth's atmosphere.

>>81284316
After the third wrecked drone the beancounters told them to knock it off.
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They got the characters wrong, tbqh.
Superman isn't supposed to be Doctor Manhattan. He shouldn't be moping about the idea of being an all-powerful being.
Also, Batman RELISHED in violence. Like, he fucking stabs someone in the HEART with a knife. They made him a fucking maniac MURDERER.
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>>81284389
Yeah, to use as a fucking zipline. Don't be a nitpicky asshole. You know what people mean when they say "use a gun". They mean to kill, not to use as a tool. You might as well say that he's been using a gun since the beginning with his motorized grapple hook, you swarthy asshole.
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>>81282633
>If they want to hire a dude bro to make a "grounded gritty" super hero movie its not a super hero movie, its a anti-hero movie and NO ONE WANTS THAT.
FUCK YOU COCKSUCKER!
>I love how people forget there is a name for "heroes" that kills, its "anti-hero" because heroes don't kill.
POLICE THAT KILL TO SAVE LIVES IMMEDIATELY IN DANGER SURE AS GOD DAMN DUCK ARE HEROES AND SO IS CLARK SAVING 7-8 BILLION LIVES BY SNAPPING ZOD'S NECK.
BURN THE FUCK IN HELL IF YOU THINK OTHERWISE!
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>>81284030
I think Batman shooting the literal god of control and evil for the sake of the Multiverse is a pretty fine exception
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>>81284575
Also in Batman's first appearance he used a gun to kill Dracula.
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>>81284389
Bats uses a gun in TDKR, but not in that scene, that's just a grappling hook.

And towards the end, he tells the Sons of Batman that guns "are the weapon of the enemy".
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>>81284541
every one gets this fucking wrong the man got stabbed in the shoulder. it was payback for when batman got stabbed in the shoulder by the same guy
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>>81284538
>"Sir, third drone down."
>"Well private, that's about the last of our Superman funding. Shut it down."
>"We can't just stop sir!"
>"Well the brass ain't gonna pay for it, so unless you want to break your piggy bank, just report for reassignment."
>"Wait, I have an idea! Maybe, if we triangulate the three crashed drones, we could see where he most likely flew up from, when he went to take them down!"
>*que computer coding montage*
>"Well, shit. I just pulled up the satellite picture, and it's just some cornfield."
>"That's alright private. We just weren't meant to know."
>*they walk off, camera pans to the screen. Triangulated X is literally 200 yards from the Kent residence.*
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>>81284496
The military made the connection in Mos because she made it know she knew who Supes was.
You can bet Led kept tabs on her and saw her bf was looking familiar. Like others have said the people who know cared to know. Its an open server for smallville and some people in the Daily Planet
Supes' middle name is Joseph?
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>>81284527
Where? In what fucking context? Show me when she's in all of these perilous situations that Superman needs to come save her. You know what have been a more plausible scenario? IF LEX HAD SHOWN THEM A FUCKING PICTURE OF THEM KISSING ATOP THE CHARRED REMAINS OF METROPOLIS AND IT'S INNOCENT INHABITANTS. BAM. There you go. You now have Superman=Lois. You don't even have to have him show them. He could just be looking at it in a cutaway shot before doing some other bullshit that he's into. Or Mercy could give it to him in the beginning of the movie.
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>>81284632
Sorry I was mistaken, Detective Comics #32 and kills Monk.
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>>81284496
Back in the 80s Lex fucking outsourced discovering Superman's identity and the chick who did it found out pretty easily. Secret identities are mostly a genre convention, like FTL travel or magical swords.

>>81284519
Too bad modern Nazism is either a bunch of low-class Eastern Europeans looking to blame everyone for their country's problems but the corrupt people they keep electing to office or a bunch of drug-addicted American white trash interspersed heavily by law enforcement agents and informants.

That being said I had the idea of von Gunther being the head of a time traveling SS division.
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>>81284712
The movie gives you all you need to know to figure it out for your fucking self.

Like in that very same opening scene, Superman smirks and Lois nods knowingly.
They been through this shit before.

And, AGAIN, Lex FUCKING SAYS SO.
>The straightest line to Superman is Lois Lane
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I feel like the writers of these movies have been trying to hard to be original instead of staying somewhat faithful to the source material and it hasn't done them any favors at all.
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This movie drove me insane - there were several things that didn't seem to make sense, and I can't tell if it was shitty screenwriting or if I'm just a moron.

The courtroom scene - why did the Senator Lady freak out so hard? I couldn't tell if she was just disgusted with the jar of piss or what. Lex acted strange to her when she visited him at home, but I feel like it was an overreaction.

Why did Lex Luthor want Batman dead? His reason for hating Superman seems flimsy enough, but what about Batman?

What's the deal with the whole African terrorist incident? It's so poorly set-up and just seems to needlessly complicate the story - couldn't they have just stuck with the hearings/debates being over the General Zod incident?
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>>81284812
That's Goyer's problem. You could still see his influence in this movie. Not saying Terrio is a saint, but I'm willing to see how Justice League plays out before I criticize.
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>>81284696
>soldier doing more than the bare minimum when his actions aren't going to get him promoted, a pay raise, or a better assignment
>soldier doing more than the bare minimum in general
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>>81282308

Thought the movie was no better than 7/10. but the shot of Robin's costume serves to show that this Batman is not only already seasoned, but willing to take more extreme measures against crime because of what they've done to people he cares about.
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>>81284895
>Why did Lex Luthor want Batman dead?
He stole the Kryptonite
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Why are so many people blaming Marvel fans for the bad reviews?

I don't understand. Clearly there are a lot of people who just thought the movie was bad.

When Fantastic Four bombed, nobody blamed DC fans. Why can't the BvS fans just accept that the movie was a turd?
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>>81284802
Yeah, we've seen it, twice. I'm sorry. Three times. Once in mos when he saves her. second time in Africa, that Lex orchestrated. Third time is right here
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DAWN OF AIDS.
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>>81284802
I like how this movie did its job in making you think and its pissing ppl off the answers weren't waved in front of their faces.
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>>81283639
>No Ammo in the guns
No. No, there was plenty of ammo in those.

Of course, that's a panel from Batman: Odyssey, where he proceeds to unload them at a trainful of civilians, because Odyssey Batman is an infamous fucking lunatic.

So no, still not the greatest example to use to try to prove a point about a definitive aspect of a character.
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>>81285004
You know there's 18 months in between
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>>81284972
Opinions. Everyone is entitled to one even if the majority would say otherwise. And I have yet to see anyone blame Marvel in these threads except for shitters trying to start a company war.
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>>81285046
Yeah, I blame the editing and some of the corniest/bluntest dialogue.
The rest I really enjoyed
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>>81284895
>The courtroom scene - why did the Senator Lady freak out so hard? I couldn't tell if she was just disgusted with the jar of piss or what. Lex acted strange to her when she visited him at home, but I feel like it was an overreaction.
She knew she had fallen for Luthor's plan and realized that something was about to go terribly wrong for everyone in the courtroom
>What's the deal with the whole African terrorist incident? It's so poorly set-up and just seems to needlessly complicate the story - couldn't they have just stuck with the hearings/debates being over the General Zod incident?
I have no fucking clue what the point of this was, they said that superman killed the terrorists but it makes no god damn sense since they were killed with bullets, if they had used some sort of laser to simulate Sups heat vision then it would have been sort of clever
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>>81284902
I was more interested in Wonder Woman but considering DC's track record with movies these days, I just don't see it going anywhere.

They should go back to TV cartoons, that's where they really shined outside the comics. With a certain obvious exception, of course.
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>>81285021
Then show it once, Superman saving Lois. They sure didn't have a problem showing a glowering superman reluctantly saving people.
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>>81285100
>glowering superman reluctantly

Oh, I see. You're an idiot.
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>>81285013
Thinking about how shitty it was.
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>>81284389
Rubber bullets
Honest...
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It had too much and not enough.
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>>81285129
Do you even understand what those words mean? Not once, did superman smile when he was saving people. Hell, he only smiled three times in the whole damn movie.
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>>81284895
>couldn't they have just stuck with the hearings/debates being over the General Zod incident?

But then Lois would have nothing to do.
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>>81285194
>Not once, did superman smile

Yes, but not because he was doing it reluctantly.
But because he was troubled by how these acts would be perceived and twisted.
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>>81285046
>I have yet to see anyone blame Marvel in these threads

I wasn't talking about /co/

take a look around the internet though. Like, any site where this is being discussed, Youtube, facebook, whatever.

you will find at least one idiot like pic related
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>>81281842
Contradicting the first movie.

>Don't use your super powers, son.
>Become a savior and use your superpowers,son.

Fucking hack writers. At least have the balls to stick to your own brand of bullshit.
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>>81285067
The editing goes without saying. I hate how Superman was given no time to speak for himself. It sucks to have Henrey's potential be squandered. He could be a fantastic Superman, but they don't seem to want to or they really don't care.
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>>81285285
>Don't expose yourself
>Don't let what you can't do stop you from doing what you can

Two different lessons
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>>81281842
>bad
>still pushing this meme
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>>81285234
One didn't lead to the reason, asshole. Superman was not smiling. Period. He was reluctantly saving people. Period.

There's a plethora of reason why he could not be smiling. He doesn't like saving people. He was troubled by how these acts would be perceived and twisted. He's an asshole. He's been force fed horseshit by his adopted parents. Who knows?

He was reluctantly saving people, given the fact he hesitated before going to Mexico when he was following Bruce.
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>>81285387
I bet you're one of those fags that still thinks Man of Steel was good
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>>81285458
>There's a plethora of reason why he could not be smiling.

Oh, you know...the fucking reason that his entire character arc is centered around.
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>>81281842
Does anyone have any JUST edits of Afleck or Cavill?
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>>81285329
>Let the children die Clark.

Great contradictory life lessons. No wonder this Superman is such a fucking mess.
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>>81285511
They don't deserve it. Snyder does. Everyone else are victims here.
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>>81284138
Are you intentionally obtuse?

Why are you inventing an absolute for an exception?

It's a contextual moment, nigger. An alien is discovering his powers, and what he can and can't, ought and ought not do in a bleak world reminiscent of our own - where morality constantly waivers and death is very real.

We have characters that aren't what they were in the comics - after nearly a century of remodeling and restructuring, and rebranding.

These are first exposures. I'm talking about the feeling and emotion that Superman conveyed as he killed Zod was so monumental for him that it sparked his code we are more familiar with.

It's not as asinine as you're making it out to be. For some unfathomable reason you just choose to be an asshat on purpose.
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>>81285508
What? Is he still upset about killing Zod? It's been 18 months. Is it his love life? I mean, being married to a woman you just met could force some people to reevaluate their life choices. Is it that people are starting to worship him as a god? You could tell people to stop. Is it that he's about to get into an unnecessary fight and then conveniently be saved by a coincidence, even though it will leave no marks, he won't bleed,his hair will still look perfect, and the fight didn't actually have to happen? I wouldn't be a happy camper either.
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>>81285644
It's the public hating him.
It's his guilt over the lives lost during Zod's invasion.
It's his self doubts in his ability to protect and his limitations.
It weighs on him the entire fucking movie.

Everything he says or has said to him fucking hits you over the head with it!
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>>81285644
>I mean, being married to a woman you just met could force some people to reevaluate their life choices
But they were just living together, did you missed the scene at the end where Ma'kent gives Lois the ring?
It's pretty obvious throught the whole movie that Lois is what kept Superman from going full emo, hell it was the entire point of Flash's intervention
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>>81285627

>Take MoS. Zod's death was used to show how much he values life, as opposed to acting out a will to do good. Taking a life of someone who offered no other option taught him a lesson and essentially gave birth to the Superman with an unbreakable code.
>taught him a lesson and essentially gave birth to the Superman with an unbreakable code.
>Superman with an unbreakable code.
>unbreakable code.
>unbreakable
>code.

Nah, I'm being the asshole and making an absolute out of what that guy said. Get the fuck out of here.
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>>81285726
Dawg! Superman literally says "take your hands off my wife" to that African nig before he kills him. What the fuck? Do we all just pretend that didn't happen?
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>>81282835
>Then the rest of the movie happened and you realize what a stupid chucklefuck he is.

I don't get why people think this is a bad thing. This was his origin story. Lex didn't just become the mastermind he is. It took years of him planning and failing and planning again to become the major threat he is. Give him time to grow.

>>81283639
>>81283763
>>81283806

Batman's "gun" is a gas grenade launcher so he can launch Kryptonite gas far away enough.

The only other time he uses an actual gun is when he disarms a guy with a pistol and uses it in his fight.

He preferred to use his disarming bat beacons when he went to save Martha.

Look at it this way. When Bruce is introduced he's a disillusioned old man coming out of retirement and his body, while still fit enough to punch guys like mad, can still tire out, so to compensate he resorts to more brutal tactics. In the beginning he's in a sort of rage that's caused by Lex's taunting notes (reminding Batman that all he's done has been for nothing, he locks up guys, they escape and kill and rape again) along with the PTSD from the Metropolis incident where Bruce saw an entire building of people fucking DIE and he was the guy who was supposed to keep his employees sage.

>>81283931
>How did he known how Clark Kent fits into the picture?

You really think Lex isn't smart enough to figure out that Clark Kent, the guy who becomes a reporter the day after Metropolis gets wrecked, the guy who has been a ghost for most of his adult life, isn't the alien?

Also he knew Bruce was batman. I mean...

No one makes the connection that Bruce Wayne is Batman? It's obvious. Batman has a shit ton of experimental gadgets and a tank car. It would cost some serious money for that, and who else but Bruce Wayne owns that much money in Gotham?
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>>81285797
I'm pretty sure he just tackles the guy through a wall
Speaking of that Africa scene is no one going to talk about the fact the Superman's pal Jimmy Fucking Olsen is dead as fuck?
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>>81285627
Look man. His parents should have taught him better. And are you saying that these first exposures to the world at large are a good thing to show? A man that kills, is unable to come to grips with what he's done, and then dies? That, is just sad. I'm sorry that you think this is the best that people deserve.

He he wasn't that upset. He started making out with Lois right after it happened.
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>>81285936
He made out with Lois before, when the World engine is destroyed.
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>>81285882
How the fuck could he survive that? He got put through at least two brick walls

It's as if Snyder doesn't understand that doing that would almost certainly kill a person
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>>81284632
Literally the page after shows he didn't shoot the guy.
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>>81285798
My point is, whether or not he is smart enough isn't the question, but rather, how did he do it? That's it. Unless you actually show that, you have an incomplete movie. Even worse, you expect people to cover up your sorry excuse of a movie by saying, "figure it out." If you had bother to leave clues, then it's fine. You didn't. you just wrote a bad script and decided to film it.
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>>81285882
He barely adds to the movies senpai
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>>81285798
>In the beginning he's in a sort of rage that's caused by Lex's taunting notes (reminding Batman that all he's done has been for nothing, he locks up guys, they escape and kill and rape again)
So uh.. why does that make him want to murder Superman?
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>>81286014
Yeah but killing him in the first 10 minutes seems a little disrespectful to the character, hell he wasn't even named during the movie, just on the credits
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>>81285970
>It all goes downhill after the first kiss.
Wow, that's some next level foreshadowing. Then they proceed to make up before an explosion causes superman to fly away. What a shitty film.
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>>81286076
Snyder wasn't ever going to add him anyway
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>>81286076
I can see where you're coming from.
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Actually it was good.

Technically flawed, but more than the sum of its parts.
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>>81284580
Triggered much?
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>>81285882
>>81286076
What?! Wow. The more you talk about the movie, the worse it gets. Like Wonder Woman stopping a full-fledged Zodoom blast with just her gauntlets and superman getting wrecked when he tried to do the same with his heat vision.
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>watching the interviews
>"it's too deep man, i could hardly keep up XD"
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I don't get whats so wrong about this movie? I love the murder and shit, I mean fuck if I was superman I wouldn't be saving people I'd just kill the fuck out of them. Batman was great too, I thought he was just a faggot but he totally killed that flamethrower guy. DESU I think it was gay that batman didn't kill superman, but I totally get it because they had to kill Lex. I think its pretty cool that Doomsday looked like a nigger so Superman could kill a nigger without making normies mad
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>>81285999
>If you had bother to leave clues, then it's fine
Louis Lane is a straight line to superman. Pretty big clue as to how he cracked the case.
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>>81286022
>So uh.. why does that make him want to murder Superman?
Because he blames superman. The existence of superman undermines everything he has done.

He's been pulling weeds but superman is a fucking oak tree.
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>>81285997
It is ambiguous. There is some some sort of splatter behind the gun, but whether or not it is a kill shot or just wounding him is up to debate. Either way it proves that Batman does uses guns even he pushed to the limit.
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>>81286022

Because he blames Superman and thinks Clark is a menace. He doesn't know that Clark grew up on a farm and had decent parents.

Also because his ego was kinda out of whack. One day you're a badass ninja in a bat costume, the next two gods are tearing apart the city and killing thousands of people in collateral damage. Makes you feel small and insignificant.

>>81286097

He was but his purpose was to die because it enforces the whole "you can;t save everyone" thing the moves have,.
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>>81286119
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If Bruce is as rich as Luthor and is supposedly the world's greatest detective AND has the biggest hate boner in the world against Sups, how come he wasn't able to figure out who he was?
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>>81286288
Man, you're really not letting up on that one sentence that goes against 30+ years of a family hiding an alien from the government, a man hiding his own identity well into his adulthood, and the secrets they buried, huh?
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>>81286368
He didn't think Superman was anyone but just an alien.
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>>81286415
Not in this continuity.
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What ruined the big moment we all were waiting for, the actual Batman VS Superman was the fact that all tension was eradicated the moment Luthor blackmailed Superman into fighting, Clark obviously didn't wanted to fight and he sure as hell was not going to kill Batman.
Batman beating Superman with a fucking sink was hilarious though
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>>81286327
>It is ambiguous.
Clearly a non lethal shoulder-hit, the mutant was using the baby for cover, and it's CLEARLY not a headshot.

Not to mention that the entire encounter with the Joker hammers home that Batman still hasn't broken his no-kill rule to that point, and won't even kill the Joker at the end in retaliation for multiple child-murders. Joker has to kill himself to make Batman look like a killer in the eyes of the authorities.

You really have to have a grade-school reading/comprehension level to believe that Batman gunned down that one mutant..
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>>81286463
What made Luthor think otherwise?
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>>81286531
I think he wanted to find Superman, realized Lois was his best bet, and discovered along the way.
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>>81286531
Because in this narrative Lex and Bruce switched their comic viewpoints of Superman.
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>>81286488
Well, one sentence does not convince someone they have the answer. Unless this was another religious allegory and we are just supposed to believe that Lex found out that Superman was Clark Kent without any proof except faith.
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It's not that he guessed out of the blue that Superman was Clark Kent.

He just followed Lois TO Superman.
The rest is inherent.
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>>81286601
That actually makes more sense than it should
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>>81286699
It's not that weird, it's just a different interpretation of the characters.
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>>81281842
technically unsound(editing, narrative structure, characterization).
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>>81285936
His parents did. They instilled the core concepts like doing right, and good for the world.

But you can't teach a child tough choices. That kind of comes from experience. I'm sure somewhere he was against the idea of killing. But even still, we're talking about someone with an unbreakable will that could only be beaten by extreme measures. A seasoned Superman may have found an alternative, but I'm not arguing that. Him, in his state, did what he could, was overwhelmed with the Kryptonians he had to face, and ultimately made a choice he soon swiftly regretted as you can tell from the sheer pain it caused him upon doing it.

You are completely off base with your generalizations. He's not a man that kills. He's a flawed hero that's learned a valuable lesson that would follow him from there.

Or are you actually trying to suggest superheroes are never allowed to learn? I'm sure that sat real well with Spider-man, which is why ever issue since his origin was about how he continued to be an asshat and let petty crimes act as small butterfly flaps.
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>>81286691
How? Superman has been keeping his identity a secret for a long time. Is he going to slip up now, when he not only has his own and family lives at stakes, but now that of another living being who isn't even related to him? Come on.
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>>81286802
>>81285936

Snyder said he had Clark kill Zod so that Clark would have a reason to have a no-killing rule when he could help it. If Clark can reason with his enemy he will not kill them but someone like Doomsday or Darkside are fair game.
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>>81286366
Does it upset you that Age of Ultron has a 75%, yet is completely unwatchable?
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>>81284580
I am not talking about cop and robbers bullshit or what OUR world would be like. I am talking about a fictional world where there are men and women so powerful they can choose not to kill in the hope of changing mankind.

If we cant find the compassion within ourselves to save the worst of us from themselves, then there is no hope for humans.
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>>81281842
>zack snyder has literally made nothing but bad movies
>why was this so bad guys
I can't believe /co/ is this fucking dumb. Not only that, but this place will still get hyped when Justice League trailers go out and AGAIN have endless threads about how shit it was and apologists will just stick their heads in the sand blaming critics.
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>>81286878
I think we complain about Clark killing Zod so much because of how the movie ended without adressing this or the fact that thousands died on Metropolis.
Snyder's statements only made sense when people started to complain about the "Man of Murder" but as a casual movie goer the impression that we had when MoS ended was that Clark just killed Zod and the next day he was all smiles and cheery
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The only reason that batman doesn't kill superman is because both their mothers are named Martha

Try and convince me that this isn't one of the stupidest moments in cinematic history
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>>81287031
To be fair 300 and Watchmen were pretty good
After MoS I lost all hope I had for this movie
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>>81283750
Fanboys are the worst.

As hard as this might be for you to understand , not all of us think any one comic company is better and frankly its that type of thinking that ruins comics and guarantees we never get another DC/Marvel cross over.
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>>81287041
The problem is capestuff works better in a serial format.
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>>81287073
All they had to do was Superman say "You gotta save my mom" instead of "You gott save Martha"
Then Batman would have been like "Oh shit, this guy ain't just an alien psycho, he's actually a momma's boy just like me!"
But no we had to have Lois come in and solve the problem
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>>81286952
>Age of Ultron
>unwatchable
How so, i mean apart from the fact you're a DC fanboy and Marvel can do no right?
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>>81286327
>it ambiguous
No shot in the head. No killshot.
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>>81281842
Snyder looks like old Mike Matei. Just as punchable.
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Zack is the problem and funny enough, Kevin Smith summed it up nicely.
>“There seems to be a fundamental lack of understanding of what those characters are about. It’s almost like Zack Snyder didn’t read a bunch of comics, he read one comic once, and it was Dark Knight Returns, and his favorite part was the last part where Batman and Superman fight. But … you get to do that in that book because you’ve got three books prior to that and 50 years at that point of comic book history to build on.”

He also clearly doesn't understand basic storytelling because all of his movies have serious editing problems and pacing issues.
>this movie is too straightforward, so I decided to put in this nightmare in the middle to complete stop the movie dead in its tracks and lose the audience
>I killed off Jimmy Olson for laughs and shock value because who needs em amirite
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>>81287331

>There seems to be a fundamental lack of understanding of what those characters are about. It’s almost like Zack Snyder didn’t read a bunch of comics

I still find it hilarious that Christopher Nolan, the poster-child for Internet spaghetti rage over someone disregarding the source material of a comic character to just tell his own story, understood the characters better then Snyder does.

Nolan at least got the intrinsic conflict between Batman vs Joker was order vs chaos, and he got how to update them into a battle of duelling ideologies borne out over a crime thriller.

Hell, fucking Bryan SInger understood the X-Men better then Snyder understands Superman/Batman, and he fully admitted he never gave a flying flippity fuck about the comic books and refused to read any before making the film.
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There's still hope to salvage this project, but it would require someone else putting their name on Zack's sloppy seconds. I don't think any notable director would be foolish enough to risk their credibility for a few superhero movies. DCEU deserves better. So many great heroes. So much story potential. All wasted.
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>>81281842
It was not. The critics were shit.
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>>81287788
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>>81287686
Just stick to the non Snyder movies, that's what I'm doing. Suicide Squad looks good and I'm somewhat interested in Wonder Woman now. I'm just going to pretend that Snyder's movies don't exist.
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>Superman kills Zodd
"MAN OF MURDER, MAN OF MURDER!"

>Batman kills a metric fuckton of goons

Not even a BatManSlaughter.
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>>81287874

It's easier to see Batman kill since he's done so in all his cinematic appearances.
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>>81281842

Bad editing and lack of storytelling. Miscasting Lex Luthor. Bad score by Zimmer.

That's it.
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>>81287817
Yeah, I guess that's all there is to do at this point. It still won't numb the pain of knowing the main line story is being spit-roasted by Zack and Warner Brothers.
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>>81282467
There was Nairomi, and when Lex got her, but when was the third time?

Truth be told the entire middle of that movie is a blur.
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>>81284030
>If we can make exceptions to one, this whole he can never kill aspect is pretty moot.

Trigun Style. Shoot to wound.

Perhaps he wanted to shoot him in the dick?
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>>81288057
>Bad score by Zimmer.
Say what you will about everything else but the soundtrack was incredible, the issue is how it was used. They took the same bits and used them over and over and over.
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>>81281842
No dance offs
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>>81289125
Vash the stampede has the brain of a supercomputer, able to effortlessly adjust for imperfections in the bullet, wear and tear on the gun, wind resistance, gravity, and trajectory
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>>81285079
I think the idea with the African incident was that Lex bribed/threatened all the witnesses to say that it was Superman who killed the men
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>>81287088
Watchmen wasn't good.
Fucking scene for scene translation and it wasn't good.
Fuck this guy.
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>>81285079
>>81290063
I thought the point was that Supes' involvement escalated the situation, resulting in the terrorists slaughtering people. He didn't kill them, but the violence that occurred wouldn't have happened without him is their argument.
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>>81281842
>narration
>dialogues
>it's not batman v superman but a "before the justice league"
>narration
>who undertsand shit about lex ? Autism is like magic, It doesn't explain shit...
>Doomsday and the death of superman
>dialogues
>Batman is dumb

Snyder is wrong since MOS.
We won't have a decent superman/batman movie in this century.
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>>81292495
Oh god and I forget Hans Zimmer.
This is funny how is music can resume a movie.
Interstellar was trippy, Inception strained, bvs shitty.
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I legit think the intern handled the editing for this and the director isn't very good
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>>81281842
nothing, film lived up to what i wanted in nearly every way
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>>81287031
>watchmen
>300
>Dawn

Ill give you the others, but MoS was decent and BvS was damn good
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>>81286867
It's not about slipping up at all.

The Snyders gave an interview with Empire the other day where they said that along with every thing else they wanted to play with the idea that Lex was smart enough to see through it.
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>>81287817
I disagree completely. Wonder Woman has Snyder's influence all over it, and Suicide Squad just looks terrible, with ASM-level redesigns (seriously wtf is going on with Killer Croc). I have no hope for their movies. At least the comics are somewhat readable, which is more than what I can say for Marvel though.
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>>81281842
Gal Gadot ruined this movie. Anyone that disagrees is a low test emasculated beta cuck.
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>>81283479
She got to kiss Cavill's stomach, so she doesn't get to complain about anything.
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>>81292965
do you wanna talk about it anon?
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>>81292958
the fuck you on about, croc's the only one other then katana to look just like his comic version
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>>81285014
>he proceeds to unload them at a trainful of civilians
He fired them over their head to quickly get them off a train that was about to explode.
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>>81293479
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>>81281842
I was really looking forward to this movie but my experience went:

Cool they're doing a TDKR type story line
no wait they are doing flash point
or wait are the doing Injustice?
Why is Batman Frank Castle now?
Is Lois completely retarded?
Wait why is Luthor a hipster bitch?
OH COOL they're introducing the other Justice Leaguers ..wait no they're not
WHO IS PLAYING THIS OMINOUS MUSIC AT ALL THE WRONG TIMES
"do you bleed?" "you will" WHAT?
>SAVE MARTHA!
>WUT YOU SAY?
I need a helicopter! Sure thing Lois! we can't have only 1 irrelevant woman Character in the big final showdown tumblr will roast us!
Wait Doomsday now? soooooo this is the Death of Superman story arc now?
WONDER WOMAN OUT OF FUCKING NO WHERE!
Wait...so...Luthor is autistic or crazy like the joker why has he been doing all this?
Doomsday explodes now?
Normie says: Is that The Hulk
Good thing Lois was there to get the spear! GIRL POWAH!
Why does WW have an weird middle eastern accent?
So..we ARE doing the Death of Superman story line....k

Batman: We need to get the other meta-humans
WW: cause why?
Batman: cause they will FIGHT?
Fight who? remember that weird dream sequence earlier in the movie did you see the big Omega sign in the dirt and the Parademons? Well those were easter eggs! DARKSIED IS COMING!
Oh wait you don't follow DC lore? oh..well then that won't make sense to you
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>>81282363

Oi, Amy Adams was good. The rest, not so much.
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>>81294044
>>81282363
I feel like Cavill is a decent Superman, he just needs a movie with better writing and direction. Amy Adams, idk, she's a good actress, I just don't think she's a good Lois.

This movie would've sucked balls if not for Batfleck. As it is it was pretty bad with him, but at least he was decent.

The opening scene was the best damned scene in the movie.
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>>81293896
>Good thing Lois was there to get the spear! GIRL POWAH!
Funny thing is, it's kind of her fault Superman died.


>Batman throws away spear
>For some reason, Lois picks it up, and throws it into water, which is not explained
>Batman realizes they need the spear, tries to get to it, gets held up
>There's a throwaway line about him not being able to find it (no shit, Lois took it away and dropped it into a pool of water)
>Lois goes back for it (though no one told her they need it) and traps herself in the well (what was that pool of water anyway? Was it a pool? Because it seemed way too small to be a pool)
>Since Batman can't find it, he goes back to fighting Doomsday with Wonder Woman (at this point, if he had the spear, he could have just given it to Wonder Woman and she could have used it with no problem)
>Superman has to save Lois, get weakened by the kryptonite and then, since by this point everyone is getting their ass handed to them by Doomsday, he has to do it himself


'Twas beauty that killed the beast.
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I bet Snyder is praying for it to pass 1 billion
If WB gives him the boot he has nowhere to go
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>>81281842
I liked it, went with the mind set that this is suppose to be an injustice thing, and because in my countries dub version bat man doesn't say 'I thought she was with you", but "yes she is my [single word for an old wife man above 50+ can only use]". when he said it the whole cinema burst in to laughter. It may not be the movie some or even a lot people wanted, but it was ok. Not saying that it is perfect. It is clearly material for 4-5 hours of film fit in to 2+hours.
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>>81294115
executive producer and writer
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>>81283605
I thought he said Lois was right.
In which Superman had a difficult time saying anything with a boot to his neck til Lois showed up to drive home the importance of the name Martha but what if that part didn't happen?

He uses the Superman, he's toast and Doomsday shows up.

Did the dream actually prevent Batman from going forward with it?
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>>81294115
He could go to Lionsgate or Legendary they'll take anyone or Blumhouse they seem to be the home of second chances
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>>81294192
>bat man doesn't say 'I thought she was with you", but "yes she is my [single word for an old wife man above 50+ can only use]
wait what? he said they're married? that's retard, wtf
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>>81293479
Yes. Like a goddamned lunatic who doesn't understand what ricochets are. What's your point? If it's that he wasn't using them as weapons, he does that and kills a guy with them a few pages later.
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>>81283904
>Use your imagination.
It's a fucking movie, is it too much to ask Snyder to SHOW us something? Like showing Batman and Superman becoming allies before Bruce goes "I have failed him" at his funeral? That line is complete flat. How did he failed Clark? The movie never showed them building a relationship. Hell, he almost killed the guy if not for a coincidence happening.
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>>81283709
This really bugged me.
0 scene where Batman acknoledges Superman as a peer crime fighter
1 scene with Lex's piss jar.

>WHY?
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>>81293896
In all fairness, the Martha bit wasn't that bad considering a good way to fuck with the Bat is to bring up his parents.
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>>81283904
> imagination
> In a movie
It's called BAD DIRECTING, anon. If you want imagination go read a book.
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>>81294090
>I feel like Cavill is a decent Superman
This honestly.
So far my favourite moment with him as Superman, is when he takes the drone out of the sky, and talks to the general (or whatever he was) face to face like they're both just ordinary people, trying to do good.
I hate this moment in terms of the movie itself and the jarring tone change, but he's really bringing out superman in it.
It could've been better if instead of crashing the multi-million drone, he instead brought it down in his hands over his head, putting it down next to the general as a sign of good will, but hey, at least while he was speaking, he felt like a really good Superman.
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>>81281842
Pacing, they crammed two, possibly three movies worth of material into one.
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>>81282363
I will maintain that Luthor wasn't Jesse Eisenberg's fault. He's played Luthorian characters before and was excellent in those roles. His failure in this movie is 100% director/writer based.
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>>81293896
>"do you bleed?" "you will" WHAT?
Are you fucking retarded?
>super powerful indestructible alien god destroys half a city without even damaging his suit
>destroys his super expensive ultra armored car by standing
>this is me showing you mercy, human bitch
>hey alien, lemme ask you something, do you even bleed?
>why fly away? do you not even know yourself? well, you will after I'm done with you
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>>81297429
He's not saying the lines don't make sense in context. He's saying that they're terrible corny-ass lines with enough edge to split a fucking hair.
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>>81282363
i agree
henry though? why? I mean he's not perfect but he sure as hell is not bad
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>>81286952
???
which movie did you watch
i'm a dc fag and i just watched AoU yesterday and it wasn't half bad
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>>81281842
>Cavill looks ridiculously good even filled with despair
How
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>>81297235
>Luthor
>fault

He was manic, sure, but he was great.
If you looked at the soul of Luthor, Eisenberg's take is what your would see.
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>>81294103
>For some reason, Lois picks it up, and throws it into water, which is not explained
I assumed it was to keep Supes safe. But I don't like to think too hard about this movie. I've already wasted enough time doing that.
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>>81281842
Well, I loved it.
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>>81298546
I don't know, my first thought was that too, but then why drop it in a pool of water?
If they're already gone, Superman isn't going to be any more safe from it if it's 100 yards away and in a bit of water, than if it's where they left it.
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>>81282467
Complaining about Lois getting captured in a Superman movie is like complaining about lightsabers in a Star Wars movie or quips in a Marvel movie. The fuck were you expecting, son?
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Even being drunk didn't save this movie for me. The ham handed build up for the Justice League was ridiculous and broke the pace of an already scattered plot. As cool as the Knightmare was, the Flash thing right after pushed it way too far. And then the fucking flash drive thing right before the fucking title battle. Save that shit for after the credits so it doesn't interrupt the mood.

Save Eisenberg, I think all of the actors are great. They're just held back by super shitty writing and directing. Affleck and Irons pulled through, and Amy sometimes does when she's not being used as a plot device, but Cavill...poor Henry. He's more of a superman in real life, with that presence, smile, and charisma, then they ever let him be in the movies.

Eisenberg, though....I thought most of his lines were great lines for Lex. But a GOOD Lex. Someone with a strong voice and presence. Try to imagine Clancy Brown saying those lines with that great cadence he does and it improves 200%

And the action....Christ. Sometimes it was excellent and sometimes it was just too fucking much. Was disco ball doomsday really necessary?
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>>81299513
Oh and I forgot the worst part. The Death of Superman. You have to EARN that. People have to care. You give this dude a movie and a half, liberally, to establish himself. You barely develop his character in a meaningful way and his only real relationships are with ghost dad, mom, and Lois.

When superman died in the comics it was after years of being seemingly invincible and an integral part of what made that universe tick. You could almost feel the pain and loss of not only the entire DC universe but also of all the friends he lost. All of the friends that knew damn well Clark always had their back. They didn't fucking earn the Death of Superman, they shoehorned it in
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>>81294370
jesus, people like you are why cinema is shit most of the time nowadays.
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>>81296667
you serious nigga?
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This is serious:

http://nypost.com/2016/03/30/batman-v-superman-is-too-smart-for-marvel-fans/
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>>81287031
Because it's not /co/. It's the cancerous people who still think /co/ is some hive-minded anonymous cell of comics.
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They should have done loosely like this with each film showly revealing more and more characters.
>Man of Steel
>Man of Steel 2
>Batman
>Wonder Woman
>The Flash
>Justice League
I understand if they don't want to follow the way Marvel is doing it, but if it works it works. Also should've had different writers and director but the damage has already been done.
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>>81301518
well its not wrong
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>>81301518
People look for any excuse to make sense of them enjoying something that they can tell isn't good.
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>>81301518
>Too smart
It's "too smart" the same way Atlas Shrugged is "too smart".
It manages to say in a 10 000 words to 20-somethings, what a 50s dad drinking whiskey on a fishing trip can explain to his 5 year old son in 10.
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>>81301815
but it was good, no excuses needed
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Horrible structure and characterization issues

I dare you to show me a conversation in this movie that lasted a full minute that isn't just Jesse Eisenberg committing career suicide on screen.
Hell, I don't even think there's many scenes that last a minute.
The film has no flow, no sense of build-up or character progression.
It's 2,5 hours of trailer fodder footage with nary a moment that makes it feel like a movie that has a purpose of its own.
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>>81301755
Maybe this movie was "too smart" if you're still in High School. I haven't heard another adult say anything other than it's not worth a second watch.
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>>81301878
Your opinion doesn't merit anything.
It's been broken down and analyzed all over the place.
The entire movie was badly made and horribly executed.
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>>81301891
explain why it wasnt, what i saw was a brilliant character study of a broken batman fuelled by hatred, leading him to destruction while superman sees the effect he causes on the modern day world.
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>>81301853
He thinks Lex Luthor making some painstakingly obvious mythological references is smart?

A movie so incompetent that he literally explains his own motivation to the audience?
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>>81301924
neither does yours, give me a point on what was wrong with it and ill debate it.
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>>81302037
Use google. Nothing you can say will change what hundreds of professional writers/bloggers/critics have said about it.
Yes, you liked it. Good for you. Doesn't make it a good movie.
Nor are you anyone of merit to debate it with.
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>>81285285
>Dad, I need help!
>"I ever tell you about the time I drowned a bunch of horses Clark? I can still hear them wailing in my sleep. Good talk son."
>T-thanks ghost Dad.
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>>81281842
It wasn't.
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>>81285882
>I'm pretty sure he just tackles the guy through a wall

Tackled him through two brick walls while flying fast enough to create a sonic boom.

He's lucky if there's enough left him him to bury after that desu.
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>>81281842
it wasn't
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>>81294044
>>81294090
>>81297235
>>81297842
The more circles there are, the more wrongs they committed.
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>>81302178
Critical opinion means jackshit when most critics are simply give the film a low rating for being tonally different to a marvel film.
The majority audience liked the film regardless.

Explain to me, without being a dick, why it was not a good movie.
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It wasn't the worst superhero flick out there. It was mediocre, but I liked it for what it was.
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>>81301986
>brilliant character study of a broken batman fuelled by hatred, leading him to destruction
did you even watch BVS
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>>81302297
is that seriously all you took from that scene?
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>>81302486
did you?
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>>81284064
>>81284088
>>81284204

hey who gives a shit? Snyder clearly doesn't.

Regardless of the second-second coming of superman, clark kent is dead so I hope you haven't cared too much about that character for the last eighty years.
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>>81302865
They clearly said he was in his 30's in Man of Steel anon, not 80
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>>81302919
Specifically, he said he was 33 in man of steel, when he was praying and there was a stainglass window behind him in full view of the camera in his same position with a red cloak wrapped around him. Fucking snyder.
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Best superhero movies since Winter Soldier.

Thank you based Snyder.
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>>81302865
did you see the end of the movie or?
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>>81283709
Cavill said there was a handshake.

HE LIED TO ME
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>>81302970
>and there was a stainglass window behind him in full view of the camera in his same position with a red cloak wrapped around him.
Jesus i meant. Stain glass depiction of jesus kneeling.
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>>81281842
Writing was horrible.
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>>81303025
They probably cut it out. Snyder probably thought it looked gay.
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>yfw we will never get a Hitman series on Netflix

It would have sucked anyways
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>>81302462
>but but Marvel!

Man, what the fuck is with people and this defense? Nobody blamed Pixar when fucking Norm of the North flopped.
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>>81302805
i did, you didn't
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>>81283549
>using Batman Odyssey as your argument
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>>81303075
from what i can work out Snyder was unhappy with the cinematic cut even before it was released. More then liekly the producers to be honest.
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'Cause Snyder is retarded.
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>>81303377
I doubt that, because what we got in the theaters is really pure Snyder. Especially near the end. I don't get why anyone was surprised with this movie, whether their opinion is good or bad. This is Zack Snyder. You knew EXACTLY what you were getting.
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>>81303189
Its not, "but but Marvel" its that most reviewers gave the film a low score due to it being tonally different to marvel films. The fact that a comic film supposedly has to adhere to such a formulaic standard to be considered good is what pissed a lot of people off.
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>>81303252
good argument, stay mad pleb
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>>81303481
>The fact that a comic film supposedly has to adhere to such a formulaic standard to be considered good is what pissed a lot of people off.
.....Or maybe, it just had shit editing and was an incoherent soulless mess? Why does it have to be one extreme or the other?
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>>81286076
Honestly it feels like he was some random mook paired with Lois so they can raise the stakes when they kill him and she was going to be next before superman appeared.

Then somebody just mentioned that it should be Jimmy to give some emotion to him being shot and to remove him from the film universe without any issue.
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>>81303467
nah, bout a week before release snyder tweeted something like "a year ago i had a good movie" or somthing like that, he was being vague but you knew what he meant.

Pretty sure thats why he's been pushing to get his directors cut out asap. If its better or not remains to be seen.
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>>81303481
>Its not, "but but Marvel" its that most reviewers gave the film a low score due to it being tonally different to marvel films.
Fuck off. I have not seen a single critic lambaste it for being different than Marvel. Every single review I've read has shat all over it entirely on its own merits.
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>>81303543
did you read any reviews?
regardless the editing whilst choppy towards the end held it back slight, it was far from an incoherent souless mess.
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>>81303481
You're making excuses now, although I'm sure you could cherry pick some dumbass critic who did say that. The problem is that it's a Zack Snyder movie with all the problems that comes with. And people recognize that these characters deserve better and the potential to BE better is so obviously there
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>>81303543
>soulless mess
How can anyone, with a straight face, say BvS was a soulless mess, especially compared to the formulaic cookie cutter, and made by marketing department, Marvel flicks?

BvS may be a deeply flawed mess, but it has more soul and substance than all of MCU put together.
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>>81303597
That was an edit of a tweet josh trank said about fantastic 4
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>>81281842
It had too many characters and was too bloated. Why didn't they each have individual solo movies? Alfred, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, Ma Kent, Jimmy Olson, even Senator Finch needs a solo movie before I can understand the characters. It was too confusing. Also more quips and memes.
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>>81303920
>B-But Marvel!

There it is again. Using company wars to justify your shit taste
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>>81303920
>no argument
>jumps right into company wars
>b-but it has soul
Didn't know BvS was this bad.
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>>81303772
i've made no excuse, your kidding if you dont think the marvel formula hasnt hurt the genre
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>>81304167
>>81304212
he's right though
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>>81304250
You can't say if he's right or wrong because he's not saying anything, he's just jumping right into desperate fanboy wars over shitty superhero flicks.
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>>81304167
>>81304212
No one forced you to comment on Marvel. If you didn't care, you wouldn't have bothered. It's not my fault you got triggered by an objective fact about Marvel movies.
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>>81304284
>he's not saying anything
BvS has depth and soul. Marvel flicks don't. Pretty simple bro.
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>>81304304
But you are the one who first mentioned Marvel, why is it?
You can't defend BvS without doing so?
Or is it because the only thing you care about is about one upping your mortal internet enemies, nerd?
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>>81304284
except he wasnt, he was comparing the two, which you seemed to miss out on.

heck he didnt even say BvS was a good movie
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>>81304337
No, it doesn't.
100% of the superhero joints are made for money.
They have no soul, they have no depth, they have nothing.
They are generic movies about magic good guys beating magic bad guys that always end up in an awful CGI fuckfest.
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>>81303920
Try counting the number of scene transitions and how many times plot holes come up.
The movie feels like they cut out too much, but it's 150 minutes.
Luthor just knew Superman was Clark the entire time?
His endgame required Doomsday, yet he didn't even know he could make it until well into his plans.
WW sees Bruce plug something into a computer and just assumes it has her picture in it, and that it will somehow remove Luthor's copy.
What happened with the whole bullet that Lois was tracking? Surprise it didn't matter because she gets kidnapped.

Along with it's constant scene jumping (count how long each scene lasts before jumping to unrelated points and characters) they threw in visions and dream sequences that add nothing to the story.
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>>81304215
It hurts Marvel films as a whole, I'll agree to that. As a Guardians fan I think the Marvel formula did a huge disservice to the characters, especially Gamora and Star-Lord. However, it's worked well for Ant-Man and the deviation made Winter Soldier quite strong.

However, DC is hurt by it's own formula. And that's something that really predates the success of the MCU. It's the fixation on the dark and serious, when DC as a whole is a much more colorful and fantastic universe than Marvel. Traditionally, Marvel was always the nastier and more "realistic" of the two, although Watchmen and TDKR were derivative DC products.

I don't think the tone they've chosen for this universe works for anyone except Batman. And if they had bothered with contrast, the very thing that makes Clark and Bruce such an interesting due, it would have worked. But that contrast doesn't exist since Clark is a dour brutal motherfucker himself. There is no day vs night when they're both fucking dark grey
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>>81304337
>3 digit budget blockbusters
>depth and soul
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Can someone post the Knightmare wallpaper?
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>>81304409
This.
Dark and serious only fits Batman, and because of the success of Nolan's trilogy, and because of the failure of their MCU-formula Green Lantern, they are going along with the dark and serious, but this fits no one but Batman.
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>>81304337
You're confusing force fed Jesus imagery with depth.
It's not even symbolism since there aren't really anyways to draw parallels between the two.

Zack Snyder likes saying Superman is like Jesus, but he can't tell us why. That's not depth, it's so shallow it was raised up on a cross and mounted on a hill.
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>>81304372
>>81304413
>>81304406
Plebs confirmed. Stay tasteless, my underdeveloped friends.
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>>81304498
And we can fucking see how it benefits him in this very movie! He was the best goddamn part!

Although, Wonderwoman was tight too, but leave it to the dude who did 300 to make a chick with a sword and shield look cool.
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It was a pure kinographic experience that plebes of /co/ could never truly appreciate
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>>81304541
>y-you have no taste
>watches capeshit
Yeah dude, they are so fuck*ng epic.
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>>81304557
>tight
The fuck?
She was worthless and I expect absolutely nothing from the Wonder Woman movie because, once again, Gal Gaddot has proved she just can't act.
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>>81304565
You do know where you are, right?
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>>81304406
I wish I had the time to explain the movie to you, I really do, but I'm not sure one can get to someone as misguided.
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>>81304406
>Luthor just knew Superman was Clark the entire time?
yeah, same way he knew the other supers
>His endgame required Doomsday, yet he didn't even know he could make it until well into his plans.
and?
>WW sees Bruce plug something into a computer and just assumes it has her picture in it, and that it will somehow remove Luthor's copy.
Thats not what happend
>What happened with the whole bullet that Lois was tracking? Surprise it didn't matter because she gets kidnapped.
It gets Luthor arrested and ties KGBeast to Lex
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>>81304560
This, manchildren and legbeards here need to spoonfed exposition by characters to figure anything out. They are simply incable of extracting information from the setting itself. This is one of those movies that will hailed as a masterpiece 20 years from now because critics of this age were too incompetent to understand it.
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>>81304592
I just meant her fighting, honestly. I'm glad she was as strong and warrior-like as I expected. I agree her acting was shit, but that is no surprise.
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>>81304609
Yeah, a place about comics, and it's fine with watching superhero movies, but pretending these 5/10's have some kind of depth or anything is pure delusion.
You have light hearted movies with Marvel, dark and serious ones with DC, and then a middle ground with X-Men.
That's all there is to it.
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>literally every single BvS thread is pure company war shitposting
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>>81304725
What do you expect? The easiest way to shut down any discussion and troll is to
engage in company wars
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>>81304560
Fuck off /tv/
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>>81304654
>wonder woman will forever be viewed as a violent warrior
>warm and loving wondy will never happen again
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>>81304831
She did it for you, Ted. Fucking Max Lord
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I liked BvS. The movie seems fucked by editing, but i like the story, most of the acting and , specially, the scenes. Am i in the wrong? I'm starting to feel bad about liking the movie and constantly going back and thinking of reasons to hate the movie. I feel that i'm completely wrong and stupid for liking it.

I'm sorry, /co/. I'm so, so sorry. I just don't know how to hate this movie. Show me the light.
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>>81304857
Everyone can have their opinions on the story, but in acting anyone besides Affleck and Amy are completely wooden.
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>>81304725
If DC films were the same as MCU films it wouldn't be.
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>>81281842

Just got back from it and loved it. The only problem to my mind (mentioned in a earlier thread) was the smooshing together of Batman vs Superman and Dawn of Justice.

Probably would have been better split into 2 parts.
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>>81304857
Yeah, you're an idiot for thinking the acting was good or that the story was worth a shit. We still love you though.
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>>81304645
>yeah, same way he knew the other supers
Clark was shown being able to stop government surveillance in MoS
Of the others:
>one was cameras investigating a wreck where Auqaman gave no shits and fucked off
>security camera footage he could have easily gotten
>research video that wasn't trying to be kept secret
How the fuck do these compare to a man actively keeping a secret?
>and?
So he just so happens to stumble onto a machine that can make a giant mutant retard when that was the exact thing he needed for his plan to succeed.
Also making a monster he can't control that tried to kill him the second he woke up. Reminds me of Wesker.
>Thats not what happend
She was at the party and wanted her picture back. She saw Bruce plug his device in. She stole it and left. What happened that I'm missing?
>It gets Luthor arrested and ties KGBeast to Lex
Is that why he was arrested or for unleashing a monster?
Also it's pointless since there are two witnesses.
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>>81304409
i was harsh and there are good marvel films, Iron man and Winter Soldier especially, admitedly i had given up on marvel by the time ant man came out.

>However, DC is hurt by it's own formula. And that's something that really predates the success of the MCU. It's the fixation on the dark and serious, when DC as a whole is a much more colorful and fantastic universe than Marvel. Traditionally, Marvel was always the nastier and more "realistic" of the two, although Watchmen and TDKR were derivative DC products.

Thats a valid point, although i disagree about marvel being the more grounded of the two when it really depends on the books. While i do like what they've done with Superman by putting him in a more naturalistic setting i do agree that the universe is far more fitting to batman. I will defend BvS in saying its a damn good movie, but admit that the film spends more times characterising the world around superman then superman himself.

Unrelated, but where's good to start on GotG, hated the bendis stuff but still wanna try it.
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Can we all at least agree Lex and Wonder Womans themes were great?
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>>81304643
The movie had 150 minutes. If you honestly need more than that, then something went wrong.
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>>81281842
A combination of Snyder not being able to understand a character like Superman, the studio just wanting money and forcing their agenda on the film, and poor as hell editing and scene composition.
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>>81304880
>>81304901

I liked Affleck, Fishburne, Irons and Eisenberg's acting. Sorry.
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>>81304527
that was barely evident in BvS.

But Moby Dick imagery is a totally differnt matter on a much grander scale.
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>>81281842
Haven't seen it yet, but I'm going to guess because it was trying to do too much to establish a DC movie universe to catch up with Marvel.
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>>81283639
Not trolling, is Year Two not "canon" any more or has it been waved away by Multiversity or whichever DC event I have no understanding of?
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>>81305001
It is.
I'd say it's the equivalent of AoU, or TASM2 for DC.
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>>81304592
dude her warrior faces were fucking great and totally on point with the character, it was like she was getting horny while fighting the big evil rockman
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>>81299678

One point I agree with is they should have humanised CLARK more, (like with the bathtub scene with Amy) have Superman be aloof and god-like, have Clark more Reeves style (with less buffoonry).
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>>81305043
Dude, they were laughable.
She looks cute from certain angles, but she's just a model, she can't act.
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>>81305017

Year Two was done away by Zero Hour, dude.
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>>81304990
Eisenberg's acting was great. I'm still trying to figure out who he was portraying though
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>>81304929
Well, I'd agree it depends on the books. But when you look at their flagship characters, you've got Flash, GL, WW, and Supes who are all brightly colored practical gods. Batman is the odd one out, but that's what makes him special in the crew.

Marvel, however has an alcoholic, a soldier, an actual uncontrollable monster, a feared and hated spider guy, a family of four freaks, and the whole stupid ass mutant thing.

For Guardians, you want to start with Annihilation. It sets up modern starlord and many other characters. There is a torrent I'm someone still has (im at work so I can't help there) which collects everything from Annihilation to the Thanos Imperative. Cosmic Marvel at its greatest. No fucking dance offs here.
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>>81305050

For SOME REASON there are a bunch of scenes humanizing Clark that were cut. The worst of all is that there is one where you can see Amy Adams' tits and Henry Cavill's butt.
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>>81305050
Cavill just needs to act like himself instead of being forced to act like a fucking flying terminator
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>>81305106
>The worst of all is that there is one where you can see Amy Adams' tits and Henry Cavill's butt.
"Humanized" Clark would give it an R rating
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>>81304857

It looked amazing, the score was great, if not quite 80's action movie tier, and there were too many flashing lights at the end (I prefer my Doomsday a bruiser.)

BUT the way it cut after about 4-5 minutes per scene made it hard to get more than a superficial feel for the characters.
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>>81305025
its a hell of a lot better then that, closer to being Iron Man 2, a film thats close to being great but misses at the last mark
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>>81305073
Okay...I can happily admit I do not know what that is. Quite a few years after I stopped buying capestuff I think. But, cheers for the answer.
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>>81305144
>"Humanized" Clark would give it an R rating

Implying that's a bad thing.
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>>81305206
Superficial is a good word for this movie. Honestly, the word applies to pretty much all super hero blockbusters, but this one and its predecessor really don't seem to know that
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>>81305069
meh, agree to disagree i thought she encapsulated the character quite well.
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>>81305235

Man of Steel wasn't superficial. I'll fight anyone to defend that movie.
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>>81305106
>see Amy Adams' tits and Henry Cavill's butt.

Where might I be able to see this deleted scene?
I need to know, for reasons....
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>>81305106
>>81305295
Bulshit, the R rating is only for added/longer violence
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>>81305345

And brief nudity.
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>>81305096
yeah thats fair, one thing about DC is that their more grounded stuff like hellblazer, swamp thing tend to feel quite secular and not really a part of the greater universe with exceptions of suicide sqaud.

Marvel's stuff does work better, Iron fist, daredevil an elektra do feel very at home in marvel world. Punisher is the only that doesnt really work in my opinion.

Thanks for the recs man
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>>81304857

Don't cave to peer pressure son.

If you liked it great, I'm glad you enjoyed yourself. If not, that's fine too. Form your own opinions and don't listen to what people are saying on an anonymous Taiwanese knitting forum.
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>>81305395
Outrage!
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>>81282363
Mostly Snyder's fault, he's the one to decide of how they should act just like how Henry looks like a fucking cardboard while in truth he can act. Amy Adams was simply too old for the role. Jesse and Gadot are a bisically a miscast.
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Is it true that batman gets lifted up by his bats like jesus on the cross in this movie? Cause I heard someone say that happens.
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>>81305883
It's one of the first dream scenes. I lost hope the movie would be good as soon as it happened
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>>81305883
It happens. My roommate was laughing his ass off
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>>81305883
dream sequence, i actually liked it
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>>81305945
>>81305947
>>81305999
I don't suppose there are any pics or clips of this online?
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>>81281842
Because Snyder and Goyer suck at building an original universe.
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>>81305883
It was a dream. If it wasn't I would have walked out of the theater. Same goes with other shitty dreams he had.
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Am I the only one who would have preferred the movie just be that entire dream sequence? It felt more coherent and well put together than anything else in the movie.
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>>81285067
Yeah what the hell was up with the cuts to black. It took me out of the movie.
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>>81306033
and Terrio
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>>81304857
It's ok to like kino. You are simply more intelligent than the average movie goer. Congrats.
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>>81305999
I think it did a good job establishing Bruce as a psychotic who believes himself to be yet another jesus figure, playing into his jealousy of Superman.
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>>81281842
It really was not as bad as the critics say.

Most critics are people that really could not make it in the movie industry. So, they become critics so that they can fool themselves into thinking that they are relevant to the industry still.

Yeah, the movie tried to tell too much in little time.

The main problem I see in the reviews is that the critics did not really educate themselves on the movie. The first problem is a lot of them are referring to the movie as a sequel to MoS. But, from day one they were saying it wasn't a sequel, but a set up movie for the JL.

Some are saying that Gadot as WW was shit. They probably wanted some big breasted woman to play it. I thought she did well and I liked her in the costume. These are the same guys that think ScoJo is a wonderful actress as Black Widow....fortykeks to that one.

It is no Winter Soldier, but it is better than probably over 50% of the MCU movies. Def better than Avengers: Age of Quiptron (Shit-Tron), better then all Thor Movies, better than Iron Man 3 and probably on part with IM2.
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>>81306594
>critics just don't understand
>Feminism
>But Marvel!

Wew
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>>81306594
BvS, Winter Soldeir and MoS are the only 3 recent capeshit I can enjoy.

The rest are worthless.
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This movie has made MoS retroactively better for me. For all it's faults, at least MoS wasn't as bad as BvS.
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>>81306819
MarvelFag detected.

My comment had nothing to do with Feminism. Never did I mention it. So, that comment shows you are autistic.

Next, critics most of the time don't understand. Ever wonder why most Oscar nominated movies are movies that we have never heard of or seen? Think about it.
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>>81307063
>Ever wonder why most Oscar nominated movies are movies that we have never heard of or seen?
Because quality does not equate to mass appeal?
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>>81307063
The Academy =/= the general critic population, you shitlord. Not even close.
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>>81299513
>but Cavill...poor Henry. He's more of a superman in real life, with that presence, smile, and charisma, then they ever let him be in the movies.
Feels bad man. Look at this.
https://www.google.com/search?q=henry+cavill+smile&tbm=isch
Notice what's missing, except for one awkward smile as Clark Kent?
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>>81305883

i think it was representative of him allowing himself to be lifted up by his greatest fear

which is mirrored later on in the film when he allows himself to work with superman (his greatest fear at that time)
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>>81306594

I mostly agree with you, wasn't a fan of Gadot though

I think most critics were expecting a movie, but received a film instead, which they reviewed as a movie
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>>81308196
>I think most critics were expecting a movie, but received a film instead
wut
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>>81308275
They expected a Marvel style made for TV cartoon pretending to be a movie, but received kino instead.
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>>81308518
What's kino?
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>>81309004
technically it means propoganda films, but nowadays it typically means a film more sophisticated than the normal standard, think Drive or Oldboy
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>>81286952
>unwatchable
Ultron at worst is annoying, not uncomprehensible like BvS
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>>81287976
He didn't kill in the Adam West film or NolBat trilogy

It's literally three films, the two Burton ones and BvS
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>>81309925
>BvS
>incomprehensible

Dude, you must be joking.
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>>81310156
>>81309505
>>81306594

Dawg, read the thread. The movie was shit.
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>>81310183
Yes, it's fucking shit and dead boring but the story is not incomprehensible. It's stupidly easy to understand.

>>81309974
NolBat Trilogy has the second highest kill count of all Batman film.
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>>81310279
There were so many plot holes though! How are you going to hand wave those away?
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>>81310183
no it wernt, but why did you quote me?
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>>81310302
And it's make the film hard to get or what? I mean every capeshit has a plot hole but it's still understandable how's this shit so different?
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>>81310302
what plot holes?
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>>81310183
>dawg, opinions are universal

nope
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>>81304650
agreed
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>>81310183
Filthy pleb scum.
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>>81283248
superman doesn't want to engage in violence, only stop it
in the desert scene, he saves lois without killing anyone
in batman's scene, he stops the violence

batman uses violence because he has to
superman has the luxury to waltz anywhere and stop anyone
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>>81310431
It's not an opinion when there are literally hundreds of different people, perhaps thousands, breaking down the movie scene by scene, line by line, disproving character motivations or lack there of, criticizing the inability of the actors to make a character believable, and showing the inconsistencies within this narrative, this stops being opinion and becomes fact. The movie was shit. You enjoyed it? Fine, no one's arguing that. What you seem confused about is whether or not this movie was good, which it wasn't.
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>>81296893

He looks like the dude who plays Dennis Reynolds. Fucking jars my suspension of disbelief so hard I feel like I need a neck brace.
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>>81281842
But it wasn't, anon.
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>>81310915
>in the desert scene, he saves lois without killing anyone

Oh yeah, the African warlord is totally fine after being plowed through three brick walls at speeds fast enough to create a sonic boom by a man whose wife he was just threatening.
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>>81310968
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>>81284351
i'll add to your observation on the heroes that those were all representations of the characters in a way

>aquamam mysterious creature out of the darkness powerful
>cyborg is represented exactly as you just described him
>flash is some guy casually going about his business who casually stops a guy
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>>81310925
>It's not an opinion
yes it is you dumb fuck, i dont even need to rea the rest as i can tell it a waste of time
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>>81310975
i think you overestimate the integrity of african walls...
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>>81294370
lol the whole movie is him failing clark. it hits him after clark sacrifices himself that he never had superman's hope
bruce never stopped feeling like a powerless kid and in bvs is possibly suicidal. superman gives him meaning again
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>>81284774
You can hate Merkel *and* the hordes of violent and/or useless hordes she's let in. Just like you can hate the a rat and the diseased fleas it carries.
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>>81310403
>>81310416
How did Lex find out Bruce Wayne was Batman?
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>>81311354
same way he found out who ww, cyborg, superman, flash and aquaman are
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>>81311392
Which is?
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>>81284030
>>81285627
>>81286802
i'll also add that superman by killing zod saves the nuclear family he's about to kill
the abstract meaning of their conflict becomes literal in the climax and superman has to make a choice

both movies so far play with this. in fact, it's a direct mirror. superman put in a tough situation with zod and makes a hard choice. in bvs lex puts him in an unwinnable situation as well. the movies take abstract question we have bout morality and place superman there
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>>81284541
superman is not moping because he's all powerful
he's moping because as much as he want to help, it may not make everything right
he doesn't have the power to make everything better all the time, the world is grey
all he can do is try his best
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>>81282633
Underrated
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>>81290661
this right here
superman himself did nothing wrong but his involvement had unintended consequences
ie the whole point of the girl testifying in the hearing
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>>81311403
the tapes?
are you thick anon?
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>>81285798
this movie also functions as lex's origin story
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>>81311354
>>81311403
Seriously? How's this a plot hole or something that make this film incomprehensible?
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>>81285988
>>81302344
>sonic boom
>on screen not as violent
>fairly easy for superman to keep the man safe in that maneuver
>clark himself says he didn't kill anyone
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>>81286076
he was originally fully introduced, the studio cut it
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BvS has lofty ideas it wants to talk about, but doesn't ever make a coherent point about them.

Nobody likes pretentiousness that doesn't pay off.
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I enjoyed the movie but i know its very flawed, gotta watch it again.
But people like
>>81301986
Are maximun edgy teens that should choke on dick and die.
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>>81286327
>>81286517
batman doesn't kill kgbeast either
he shoots through the tubing and it's kgbeast who decides to commit to burning martha
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>>81281842
Its a snyder movie, you expected it to be good?
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>>81311754
nice argument faggot
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>Has More views than BvS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwXfv25xJUw
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>>81311650
Because Lex's entire scheme to get Superman and Batman to fight hinged on the fact that there was no possible way that they would reconcile their differences through talking and instead be forced to kill one another. How? To make it so that Batman was frothing at the mouth waiting to finish off Superman and Superman had "no choice" but to kill Batman. He accomplished this by kidnapping Superman's mother and continually goading Bruce Wayne. None of this would have been possible if he hadn't known that Bruce Wayne was Batman. What was a lucky coincidence was that Batman was already on the brink considering how to put down Superman, Lex just came him that little extra push. So I'll ask you again.

How did Lex find out that Bruce Wayne was Batman?
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>>81311832
if lex managed to find out the identity of wonder woman through a photo and a face analyser, it stands to reason he would be able to do the same to batman. Its not a plot hole its common fucking sense and it shouldn't ave to hold your hand every step of the way
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>>81287041
superman is sad immediately after even while lois comforts hims
if i remember right i think the last scene is clark talking to his mom while rebuilding, an important detail, and telling her what he's planning on doing. this in cut along with events in the future where's he's going about doing what he's talking about in the voiceover. the movie ends on a hopeful note
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>>81287174
i'm inclined to agree with this
the line could literally be
"save my mother, save martha"
bruce could still have a wtf moment and lois can still be a third party that confirms what he's saying
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>>81311918
So jawlines. That's your answer? I'll give it you. Bruce Wayne has a one-of-a-kind mouth.
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>>81292495
why are you talking shit about a movie you didn't watch
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>>81312000

I honestly don't understand people's problem with the "Martha" thing.

If i knew that i was going to die for whatever reason, i would ask bystanders to give my last words to my mom's name and not just say "mom". How the fuck people would know who your mom is? Everybody has a mom. People need names!

Why would Superman just say mom? Batman would probably respond "Fuck your alien mom, she's next!"
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>>81306594
Gadot is fine as long as she doesn't say words or try to look angry.
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>>81312000
This is objectively better.
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>>81299238
I expected Snyder to learn from the thing everyone was bitching about in MoS,namely Lois being everywhere she doesn't belong. I know, I was expecting too much.
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>>81312124
Or show off her body. HER BONES WERE STICKING OUT IN THAT DRESS! What the fuck? Who really thought in wardrobe that was the way to go?
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>>81312107
>Batman would probably respond "Fuck your alien mom, she's next!"
The fact that I could honestly see Bruce saying that in this movie is why it's fucking shit.
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>>81298795
>>81298546
>>81294103
you guys are right to think that she does it keep superman safe but i'll add this; the moment she grabs the spear it turns into a narrative abstraction. you're right to think of it as a plot device, the movie itself at that point signals a turn into more surreal territory. the use of water in the movie is important, and louis/clark/water has meaning both personally to them and to the larger story
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>>81312054
This isn't an argument you double nigger.
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>>81281842
Ok. I was wrong, i admit it. It wasnt Dr Doom V Hyperion, it was punisher?/Moon Knight V Hyperion

Batman was NOT Batman and Superman was completely Hyperion
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>>81312107
Because when people are about to die, the first thing they think of isn't their parent's first name, it's the word most recognized and used in their lifetime,Mom,Dad, not Martha, or Thomas. That's why people were upset. Do you really not understand this?

>>81312000
This is the correct way to do this. Hell, I'll do you one better. Let's add this to the mix.

>>81312194

S >Save my mom.
B >Fuck your alien mom, xeno!
S > SAVE MARTHA!
B >WHAT?!

There you fucking go. It's not that hard. Why do people make these things so hard?
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>>81308102


>i think it was representative of him allowing himself to be lifted up by his greatest fear

I dont like the sequence, but I really like the idea.
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>>81299513
i'm not necessarily defending it, but the point of the email scene is that diana sees what luthor knows while the scene further establishes for the audience that luthor collects knowledge
the fact that is on a computer is a nod to comics and how people do shit on computers all the time
obviously everyone wouldn't have minded this scene if she had some big screen and not a personal laptop to be viewing these things
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>>81312384

I was hit by a car once and gave my father's entire name and his phone number before passing out.

Am i just autistic?
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>>81312437
But anon, then who was phone?
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>>81311918
And you know what else is bullshit about that? She could have played it off by saying "We really do look a-lot-alike, don't we? Hahaha" Because 6 billion people on this fucking planet and no two will look alike by coincidence, huh, you cock smoking faggot? And why the fuck would she admit that's her photo as if she's in it and not that she owns it? Fucking stupid dialogue and writing.
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>>81312384
Not what I was implying. I'm saying Bruce honestly comes off as an Angry Marine.
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Luthor is the key to all this, if we get Luthor working, because he's a funnier character than we've ever had.
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>>81304857
>Show me the light.
they're going to cloud you with the same doubt superman sacrifices himself to destroy
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>>81305265
man of steel is about the individual striving against opposing forces to choose for himself. striving both in opposition to a rigidly structured society and in opposition to a cynical one
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>>81305883
>>81308102 < this
bruce's narration reveals as much
how we was lifted up into the light, but it was a lie
in fact ascension is a core theme of the movie, how the main characters of lex bruce and clark all ascend in different ways
it's also the meaning of the dirt rising at the end. the movie had already been surrealistic but the end marks a maintained territory
also, to me the movie is not about the individual superheroes as we know them but a surreal fantasy that uses story from all of human history to tell a modern epic
not saying that you have to agree or that you have to agree in a personal emotion of epic but that is the language that this movie especially uses to communicate ideas
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>>81312686
A movie can have a 'good message' and still be a dour piece of shit.
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>>81306594
i was actually surprised by how statuesque gadot was. how mythic they all indeed appeared together
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>>81310975
>sonic boom
there was none
also people break through walls all the time in movies, this is the first time i've seen people up in arms over the life of someone who is pushed through a wall

clark says he didn't kill anyone, and that's all that's needed but the movie does intentionally not show what he did there to sort of play on the cynicism its addressing
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>>81311918
You're missing the point. The chain of cause and effect that comprises the backbone of the plot of the whole movie should not hit a point where you have to go "Ok, so we don't actually know how or why that happened, BUT IT STANDS TO REASON THAT..." all of three fucking steps in.

I'm the last person to assert that a movie needs to explain every last detail explicitly to get its point across. I once saw a fucker insisting that TFA failing to explicitly note that the Starkiller was capable of movement was a plot hole and it made me want to tear my fucking hair out. But "how did the villain find out the secrets that allowed/caused his entire fucking plan and the central conflict of the movie to occur" is not something you can just sweep under the rug as an irrelevant detail. That is very literally a hole in the plot.
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>>81281842
director hates superman.
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>>81313030
As in ever or in that instant? Because superman has killed. A lot. In this movie and the last. The blood on his hands will never wash away.
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>>81311354
it doesn't say.
what we are told is that lex is obsessed with knowledge, specifically power through knowledge
he is the singular most knowledgeable person in the movie
the movie not addressing something by assuming it from the beginning is not a plot hole
>>81311832
batman fighting lex isn't purely lex. the fight between them is an externalization of inner conflicts for both of them, bruce's side of the internal conflict is shown by the movie all the time
superman is a giant hurdle for batman that he feels he musts overcome (or be overcome by) to feel that his life has had any meaning at all
criminals are like weeds alfred, this can be my legacy
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>>81282363
>everyone but Batman
Batfag detected
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>>81313212
So Lex just knows? He's always known? Without any explanation or reason? Do you not hear how asinine that sounds?
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>>81281842
I liked it. Especially the music. This was a very weird movie. Not saying it was objectively "good" but I think a lot of the elements that people are citing as examples of how bad it is are what makes it stand out.
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>>81311832
Yeah, same retard capeshit plot but I find nothing incomprehensible there.

>How did Lex find out that Bruce Wayne was Batman
Is this even important? Well, if you want my retard answer then, fine. It must be the jaw just like how Jimmy kimmel knows his real identity in the deleted scene.
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>>81312107
i don't have a problem with martha at all
the movie in a way both visually and story wise is those same pearls in the gutter

if it had happened that way it would have gone the same, batman wouldn't say anything about his mom and just continue what he's doing
the key is the common identity established and the full blunt realization bruce has of what he's doing and who he's been throughout the movie
logically, it makes complete sense
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>>81312517
jesus christ, what makes you so angry ya chode?
seriously, whats your fave film so we can make fair comparrison.
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>>81312296
your post wasn't an argument either anon
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>>81312437
you're normal
honestly this all petulant
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>>81313378
Surf Ninjas
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>>81312904
not defending it, simply stating what it's about
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>>81313378
Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo
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>>81313378
Face Off
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>>81313187
he kills absolutely no one in the movie(other than doomsday), to say otherwise is misinformation
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>>81313551
Can you honestly kill the same man twice?
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Alright, a question. I haven't seen it and most likely won't for a variety of reasons.

But why does Batman get these prophetic dreams? Why does he get a dream within a dream, with Flash time travelling back INTO his dream?

Is there any explanation for this?>>81313551
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>>81313346
Yes it is an important part. Unless you just want a bullet point movie that states the order of the plot with no cohesivness between scenes.
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>Batman 89 pushed people off buildings and set people on fire
>Batman Begins has him leaving someone to die in a train accident he orchestrated
>In Dark Knight Rises he shot at Talia's truck
Literally the only people that Batman killed in BvS was a few goons from his Batplane and KGBeast.
Batman has killed at least once in every Batman movie. Why are we having this thread again?
>>
Long and underwhelming is a very bad combo
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>>81313329
the movie doesn't say when he found out and doesn't care to, in a way this implies other things but whatever
lex knows simply because he wants to know because to him knowledge is power i think he also says as much in the tower scene
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>>81281842
>485 / 45 / 158 / 2

Ya did OP. Ya did.
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>>81313329

Lex learned who Superman was thanks to Lois. That the movie says.
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>>81313773
We're obviously talking about the Batman=Bruce Wayne scenario now. Try to keep up. Though that is something to look into as well. How did Lex know that Clark Kent was Superman? Did he just ask the same 5 people that Lois did in the first movie?
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>>81313619

The Flash one wasn't a dream. When Bruce "wakes up" the papers behind him are all messy, meaning that the Flash really showed up. It wasn't a dream at all.
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>>81313874
Yeah, but none of them were on the floor.
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Should I watch this? Gf has been "hinting" about me taking her...it's only 'cause she has a wide-on for Cavill (she has preddy good taste in comics though, likes a lotta good Vertigo stuff, some decent manga and a bit of alt/UG stuff) and has been getting into some of my old Batman comics.
But you all slagging it off...I dunno, should I just acquiesce?! It's not exactly like I actively DON'T want to see it....I just like value for money, I can't be wasting like 15 quid AT LEAST on something I may hate. Will it at least evoke some of the classic Batman arcs, I see DKR was a big inspiration and I think Bats' costume is fucking dope, short ears fucking rule, that costume thread Anon posted a couple of days ago was total eye-candy. I can see quite a few positives...but then Anons're kind of destroying the "cinematic craft" aspect of the film cuz Snyder....
Plus I wanna see that new Malick film....

I wish someone would make a live action or cartoon version of the Dave Gibbons/Steve Rude World's Finest mini. That was fun at the point when grimdark was really making industry-wide traction but still had serious moments and great designs ('cause The Dude).
AND TWEEDLEDEE AND TWEEDLE FUCKING DUM WHAT ELSE DO YOU WANT C'MON DC/WARNERS GET THIS SHIT MADE

Anyway, serious question--should I see BvS?!
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>>81313619
my guess is allusion to visions in literary sense but also paintings about dreams. ie the trope of people have revelations and messages in dreams not going to blow my load on what he sees but at least in regards to flash, he could be seen as a messenger, in fact the whole pantheon can be seen as analogues in this movie. there's archetypical imagery everywhere
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>>81313932
But if there's no logical cause for it in the movie, then Batman is just getting prophetic dreams randomly?

Why Batman, of all people, would get these?
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>>81313616
well doomsday is a literal all powerful doomsday machine that is a physical manifestation of the doubt and fear in the movie. the way he's born tells us as much, the deleted lex scene even more so. at that point in the movie there is a complete jump from surrealistic heroes to full fantasy
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Soooo, anyone else like it for a change?
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>>81314005
>Why Batman, of all people, would get these?
exactly
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>>81314057
So there's no reason? He's not being affected by some artifact, he's not a clairvoyant, he's just seeing the future because the plot (barely) demands it?
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>>81313632
a lot of people in this site have these imaginary characters as holy and don't even realize

a lot of what i'm reading sounds closet to, sometimes even exactly like "Heresy!"
think about the responses people give, some even itt. 'you don't have the same idea of this character that i have, you should be killed'. in the real world we have that exact same thing
again, not defending the movie but it's so weird how it addresses all of this
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>>81313874
this is a good observation
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>>81311810
>Cavill tries to joke by acting obvious to the poor reviews
>totally goes over the interviewer's head
Being Cavill is suffering
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>>81314166
no i meant that that's the right question to be asking
bruce has a powerful vision. how does that fit together with his relationship to superman at the end? how does that situate him at the end of the movie?
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>>81313874
>I just had a visitor from the future! He gave me vague but seemingly crucial information!
>Time to take a nap!
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>>81313922
Look man, I created the thread because I really hate this movie. It destroyed the very essence of what make Batman and Superman Batman and Superman. Hell, it ruined Lex. LEX LUTHOR. Just miscastings everywhere.

That being said, it looks nice. And seeing Batman murder a bunch of people is actually pretty entertaining. I was laughing my ass off when he was T-boning cars, attaching a fucking chain to said car and dragging it behind him ala Achilles of Troy style.

Do you want a serious, high-brow, intellectual movie that pushes the boundaries of cinematography while being a true-blue faithful adaption full of wit and charm starring two of the biggest iconic names in comic book history?
Then Batman V Superman:Dawn of Justice is not for you.

Do you want to watch pretty pictures and cool shit getting blown up?
Go watch Batman V Superman:Dawn of Justice
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>>81314379

>It destroyed the very essence of what make Batman and Superman Batman and Superman. Hell, it ruined Lex. LEX LUTHOR.

Holy hell.
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>>81314026
Wow. What a shitty rendition. Was there really no one character spared in this bastardization that is David S. Goyer's and Zack Synder's "vision"?
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>>81313932
>>81314166
i'll also add that the movie is full of literary devices
i'm somewhat into that kind of thing so that's the only reason i noticed

that specifically could be a reference to some specific visionary tale but i'm not /lit/ enough to tell you

this is all backed up by terrios comments on what he's writing. i'm rereading it now and i'm more sure than ever of what i'm saying

again, not saying you have to like the movie or see it a certain way, but it's full to the brim
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>>81314445
Look man, these are some pretty fucking simple characters that any idiot should not be able to mess up.

Batman doesn't kill people and Superman enjoys helping others.

What do people find so hard to understand about that?
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>>81314186
Thank you kind anon. I completely understand. When it comes to comic books it's hard to to make a likeable interpretation of them since there are so many so if they pick one iteration, some fans will not like it. It's a no win situation. WB should have played it safe and uses interpretations people overall know and love better.
It's very baffling that at the end of they day, all we do is have heated arguments over action flicks based off of picture books.
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>>81314538

Batman had lost his way and Superman was having a really shitty time. It's an arc.
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>>81314485
well they're tying to tell a modern epic
i'm on board because of how weird it is, not even because i want to see any certain comic book heroes
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>>81281842
Lois Lane has red hair. Oh my goodness! I get it now! Lois Lane is a red herring for this entire series!

BRAVO SYNDER, BRAVO
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>>81314379
Okay that's a comprehensive answer anon, thanks.
Obviously I go elswhere for "serious, high-brow intellectual" fare that pushes cinematic boundaries...but I enjoy a good capestuff film , still! Which...BvS evidently isn't.
Ah, fuck it, if she enjoys it then I've accomplished something, I suppose...cheers for the answer Anon
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>>81314576
guinevere
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>>81314571
Dude, Superman's been having a shitty 35 years. It's only going to get shittier.

>>81314572
Then they should fucking make their own movie with original Donut steel characters. Fuck off of Batman and Superman, wannabe grandiose director.
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>>81314751
You know that's implying she's going to fuck Batman, right? Which, unless my knowledge is really failing me, has never happened in the comics.
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>>81314521
Literary devices are fine. But you have to implement them in a way that makes sense in-universe.

Does this universe allow for prophetic dreams? If yes, who's supposed to get them? Does Batman, character noted for being the only actual human in an army of demigods, meet the requirements to have prophetic dreams? if so, why? Why not Lois Lane, or Luthor, or the thug who gets stabbed by Batman?

If there's no reason, then it's just bad writing.
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>>81314898
lol maybe it is?? considering the excalibur connection?
i don't think that has to, or even will happen at all. i do think that the fact that she's a fair skinned redhead is being played with like everything else in the movie
lex losing his red hair at the end is symbolic as well
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>>81314912
the point of prophetic dreams is always who gets them and what they do in response to it, not the logic of why one person should be logically able to get them while others can't

again, the reason batman has visions is thematically tied to the character
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>>81315156
Prophetic dreams, thematically tied to the character who is noted for NOT being paranormal or superhuman in a group of paranormals and superhumans.

Yeah.
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>>81314912
>>81315156
I think it would've tied to wonder woman more. It would've given her greek oracle vibes, and it would give her a stronger reason to be involved in the plot.
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>>81315156
>again, the reason batman has visions is thematically tied to the character
How?
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>>81314912
and not to argue with you but what was at the same time surprising and not surprising was that i had heard all the shit being thrown at the movie over the weekend and even had some spoiler
all i heard was 'dark' 'messy' 'confusing' 'doesn't get the characters' 'these characters are bad'
and actually saw the movie and saw something completely different. i picked up a lot of symbology that wasn't addressed until wednesday. on top of that, i only see this shit being addressed here. none of the reviews, save a few, address the meanings of the movie(again not to defend it) and none of the reviews address all the things in the movie and how everything is used to convey meaning
weirder still, people are mad that we're not sure about what the dream means when that's precisely how these sorts of things have functioned for thousands of years. i don't get how saying that a movie sucks for doing something even though it does it by the books, proven by the fact that we're talking about it, proves the movie is shit
i'm on board with critiquing the movie, but i just don't see much anywhere other than 'it's shit!' 'it's bad' even though at every point there's an explanation for everything plot wise. even then, people are saying it's somehow a flaw for a story taking something as a given.
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Batman in the movie constantly have nightmares and the future vision shit happened before meeting the Flash. What if Flash coming back in time made Bruce dream of the future? Like some sort of backlash?
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>>81315286
YES! Kill two birds with one stone: take the dreams away from the one character who has no business seeing the future, and make Diana plot-relevant.

If you fucking MUST make it Batman, then I don't know, hint to it being a mental transmission by J'onn via Flash's time travel powers. Add a split-second shot of a closeup of red eyes on a green face as he slips into and out of the future vision, and you'd need to change almost nothing else for it to work. It'd be a great easter eggs for fans and it'd make more sense than "Batman is suddenly a prophet".
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>>81315286
she's that one god
superman apollo batman pluto wonder woman that one lady
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>>81315251
there's nothing wrong with that

shit, the thing is even played biblically with how flash appears in a flash light
again, this is all tied with bruce's story and change to the end of the movie
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>>81315471
>If you fucking MUST make it Batman, then I don't know, hint to it being a mental transmission by J'onn via Flash's time travel powers.
That'd be convoluted as fuck. Just accepting he's getting visions for no reason is better than that reason
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>>81286352
>He was but his purpose was to die because it enforces the whole "you can;t save everyone" thing the moves have,.

It would've had more effect if anyone gave a shit he died.

As-is, he dies and the worst reaction anyone has is "I wasn't working with him" and he's never brought up again.
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>>81315529
Again, if Flash showed up to him in reality, and somehow gave him a vision (like >>81315471, via J'onn or something), then I'm with you.

But even Flash is part of his dream.

Prophetic visions in classic stories are for characters chosen by the gods.

In this universe, the gods are represented by aliens, hence all the SUBTLE air-Jesus poses and so on, then someone completely human could get visions by being affected by an alien artifact or entity.

The movie gives NO sign of Batman's visions having any causal origin. In a story like this, that cannot fly.
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>>81286165
Magic things have always trumped kryptonian powers
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>>81315698

FLASH WASN'T A DREAM!
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>>81315632
his placement in the movie still fulfills the function of situating lois's danger
someone getting in trouble because of their association with a spy who's acting unbeknownst to them is a classic movie trope
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>>81315698
>In this universe, the gods are represented by aliens, hence all the SUBTLE air-Jesus poses
Bruce had one of those in his first dream sequence. He was chosen by the batgod
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>>81315588
Then I don't know, Flash shows up, says the exact same thing he does in the movie, touches Batman's head or something, then the Injustice vision comes on. Then Batman comes out of it standing where he was, rather than waking up from a nap.

>>81315769
THEN DID BATMAN PICK UP ALL THE PAPERS FLASH BLEW AWAY THEN GO FOR A NAP? Please anon
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Among other issues the movie rushed ahead in the timeline with its treatment of Superman. Snyder wanted to do a movie about a hero's fall, where the people no longer have faith in Superman and start to fear him. Except we started out there. We never got to really see or appreciate his rise. He just falls further.

Kind of makes death seem like a sweet release, for both the character and a large portion of the audience.
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>>81315840
The mexicans loved him though
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>>81315770
That much I won't rebuke.

I was arguing against the original point that Jimmy dying was to drive home Superman can't save everyone.

Which it doesn't because
A) No one tries to keep him from dying at any point, least of all Superman.
B) He's shot and killed, and no one seems to care and he's never brought up again.

If they showed Superman trying to get there as fats as he could, arriving just after he's shot and visibly reacts to it, it could have been better.

Or hell, have Clark be upset when he's fucking Lois in the bathtub later going all "I couldn't save him."
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>>81315828
That would make it obviously a vision, and I'm fairly certain they were going for ambiguity
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>>81315840

You can't see Superman rise, because the world hadn't accepted Superman. Some, yes, but not most.
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>>81315938
Well, they sure as fuck weren't going for internal consistency!
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>>81315953
Yeah, that's kind of ,my point.
The movie seems to go "people lost their faith in Superman" at times and it just makes me ask "When did these people have it to begin with?"
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>>81315698
gods and higher planes are actually a subtext in the movie
and nothing of what you're saying marks a flaw in the logic of the movie
personally, i see that scene as indicating that mental space is as real as outer space which ties to my reading of the doomsday fight as a combination of the inner and outer spaces of the characters in the movie. hence the hyperrealistic fantasy aesthetic the scene and everyone in it has
as it stands, the dream isn't overtly explained through dialogue but by connecting these elements of these scenes i can say not only that but it's completely off base to say that 'in a story like this, that cannot fly'
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>>81315914
Personally I expected Supes to show up just in time to save him. I also expected Supes to at least save the senator when the courthouse blew up.
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I still haven't had it explained to me how establishing that Clark has human fallibility and relationships that can be exploited makes him less dangerous rather than more.

And the fact that so many people are now comparing this universe to Injustice isn't helping at all.
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>>81316003

People didn't lose their faith, though. They never had faith. The movie is about how the world is too cynical too accept something like Superman. It isn't 1938 anymore, as Perry said.
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>>81316029
After the explosion he should have at LEAST been looking for survivors. Instead he was just floating there, looking depressed.
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>>81316121
Again you're not wrong. I agree that's what the movie does. But it's schizo about it. Superman dying can't be his first act that gets people to trust him because then there's nowhere to go from there. Clark's character arc has hit a wall and it barely took two steps.
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>>81315914
the only thing in your post i have an immediate response to is the showing superman getting there bit

if i remember right, superman is never shown traveling anywhere. why? we always see superman coming down from above into a situation. why?

as to your comments on that guy specifically i don't know. clark's sadness in the movie comes from being seen as possibly evil and also from the abstraction of not being able to save absolutely everyone in a perfect way always, and his death as a larger than life hero even happens as in fantastical mythic way. i was saying last night that a lot of what people want to see on screen is a sort of guardian angel that does all these things specifically when the movie itself judges superman in an absolute macro scale. this in part is part of the reason the justice league happens, so that no one person has to do this alone.
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>>81316011
>Monster clumsily stuffed into the last part of the movie so there's an actual fight for people to watch
>No anon you see, it's a combination of the inner and outer space of the characters!

Come on
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>>81316152
he knew everyone was dead. the camera even shows us superman in emotional pain in the midst of a raging fire. you really think there were any survivors?
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>>81316182

I agree on it with you.
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>>81316152
You know going from MoS to this it seems like Superman got worse at his job. He's constantly saving the military officers in the nick of time during heated battles and showing concern for civilian casualities (constant property damage not withstanding). In BvS it seems like the only life he'll go out of the way to save is Lois'. He even expresses growing detachment. Like what fuck? I thought man of steel was a build up to him becoming a better hero, not dr. Manhattan
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>>81316196
>if i remember right, superman is never shown traveling anywhere. why? we always see superman coming down from above into a situation. why?
Not that anon but I have a theory as to why this might be the case and unfortunately it begins and ends with "God descends from the heavens".

And frankly trying to push the mythic side of Superman is the root of a lot of these problems. It's even worse than the Donner movies about making Clark into a detached god figure,
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>>81316237
It's snyder. It's entirely possible his intentions were deeper than his execution
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>>81316259
Not that anon but there are ways of going about it. What sells Superman as a feeling, tragic figure that's suffering because of his failure more?
1. Him floating above the destruction with a stern grimace/pout
2. Him frantically digging through rubble looking for someone, ANYONE, that he might be able to help
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>>81316259
There could be. He should at least be trying to find someone.

The natural reaction would be for him to be franctically looking for survivors, and if he finds no one, he would be broken by guilt. Maybe it'd be a tad melodramatic, but standing there looking bummed out comes out just unintentionally funny.
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>>81316359
That's possible, but intentions mean nothing if the execution doesn't convey them.
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>>81316237
i'm absolutely serious and it's what most surprised me during the movie
doomsday is
>a physical monster the heroes have to fight as per normal in a superhero movie
>a representation of power, a central theme. ie he explodes outwardly in an exponential manner, the nuke makes him stronger, cutting off his arm turns his arm into a weapon, hands are our ability to *do* things and his arm turns into the pure ability to kill
>a representation of all the doubt fear and cynicism in the movie
>an homage to monsters in cinematic and literary history
>something born out of a scientific/magical ritual, another trope
>luthor gives a flesh sacrifice with the blood of his hand into a body of water. the ship computer said something about kryptonian views of the self/body
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>>81316237

I really liked the film, but the editing was too choppy, they really would have been better off leaving Doomsday out, leaving it as a loose end for a sequel or splitting the movie into Batman vs Superman and then release Dawn of Justice.
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>>81316443
Okay, now you're stretching
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>>81316396
actually i think him crying in the midst of the fire is what accomplishes that
he wasn't actually crying i think, and i wish he had been. although maybe he was and because of the flames there can't be tears
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>>81316324
you're on the right track with that connection
the problem with superman is that he and everyone else in the movie saw him as someone coming from above. this is what is killed
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>>81316449
Without doomsday the movie has no high stakes central conflict; the motivation for the BvS fight is utterly bungled
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>>81316529
Cavill just doesn't emote enough in this movie period for what it's trying to establish. He didn't in the last one either.
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>>81316596
>the motivation for the BvS fight is utterly bungled
I'm really curious as to what happened there because the resolution doesn't actually resolve anything and for it to even work hinges on Batman being an idiot that's incapable of gathering his own intel.
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>>81316443
Mate you can assign these "themes" to anything if you try hard enough.

Let me try:

Ultron is
>a physical monster the heroes have to fight as per normal in a superhero movie
>a representation of power, a central theme. ie he replicates himself outwardly in an exponential manner
>a representation of all the doubt fear and cynicism in the movie
>an homage to robots in sci-fi cinematic and literary history
>something born out of a scientific/cosmic ritual, another trope
>Ultron kills Jarvis in defiance of their god, Stark, like Cain does Abel
>Ultron's ambition is his own fall, another trope, as Vision is the one who ultimately kills him

It's not hard.
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>>81316396
>>81316529
I think the best solution would be if he reacted a split second too late, managed to escape with someone, but they were too badly burned to make it out alive.

Though if he's shown clearly trying to save someone it breaks the ambiguity of "was superman involved in the bombing?". Supwrman has to appear to have given up for the plot to work
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>>81316501
no i just saw the movie. it's a a creature literally called doomsday
the luthor bit is nonnegotiable. blood/flesh/water is too overt combined with his promethean/faustian themes. further proven by the deleted scene

and the monster is absolutely both a literal monster to destroy and also a metaphor. the acknowledgement of it as a trope is too obvious and overt as well
especially with the cut we get of doomsday's arm growing in a hyperrealistic visual way
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>>81316682
captain ahab bruce pinned the meaning of his life on killing clark
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>>81316396
>>81316529
>>81316753
>>81316259
>>81316407
Just fucking film THAT scene from Kingdom Come. You know the one.
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>>81316596

How I'd like the DC movie sequence.

I see the theme of the movie as Batman / man doubting Superman / God. The resolution being faith in god being restored.

The follow-up being Death of Superman where Superman / god falls, humanity is shaken.

Then Darkseid arrives and Superchrist returns to save us with his apostles.
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>>81316821
I've seen that argument emerging more. It doesn't work, because Ahab isn't the one that survives the encounter. Moby Dick is.
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>>81316713
well you're not on the right track with ultron since he's an a.i. built by tony
>a suit of armor over the whole world
>the scene where ultron gains self awareness
>he decides humanity must evolve
>the scene where he talks about children
>doesn't like being compared to stark
>he wants to be a real boy

are you b8ing?
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>>81316873
>yet another reference to an iconic story
Too much man, too much
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>>81316904
An a.i. Built using a cosmic artifact. He's as much a blensing of two worlds as doomsday
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>>81316894
doesn't have to end the same way for it to be a valid reading of the character
the point is he pins everything on clark, he sets out to harpo i mean spear him
hell does the relationship between alfred and bruce mirror any relationships in moby dick? i'm not too familiar with the story
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>>81316904
The child elements do play into the cain/abel metaphor though
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>>81316918
Just Superman in the aftermath. Not even when he goes off in rage. Just him in the ruins, you know, showing that he gives a shit a lot of people just died around him, in spite of him.

>>81316904
Everything I said applies, more than what you said applies to Doomsday.
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>>81317095
Yeah, and my point to begin with was that with enough mental gymnastics, you can make anything sound deep and full of themes.
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>>81316993
that's fair, but i definitely do think think he functions with the same meaning that doomsday does. again, my distinction with doomsday is that the tropes are acknowledged then turned up to their abstract absolute. also i'll add the connection with plato made in the first movie which i think signals that they are willing to sort of play with platonic like forms and archetypes
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