Richard of PopCults.com writes "A full and proper review of Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice is forthcoming from my friend and fellow Pop Cults associate Chastity Irizarry, but I wanted to touch on a few points here that I simply cannot keep quiet about. So I apologize to Chastity in advance if I happen to step on any points that she will be touching on in her review, but I cannot stay quiet any more."
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this movie wasnt bad, it was just all over the place.
the action was good, story telling not so much. had they structured it better, they could have improved the sorytelling.
but i dont know whats worse, people complaining about Jesse Eisenberg or them not knowing that jesse wasnt lex luthor but his son, alexander luthor. either way...jesse needs to change that character. maybe they can still do it and just have the explanation that "prison changed him".
im surprised that the two things people complained about the most before the movie happen to be the best things about the movie. that is ben affleck as batman and gal gadot and wonder woman. they really owned the roles i feel.
Its a shame they cant make a good movie with 250 million USD
I have yet to see a single well done superhero movie, as far as story goes. The only one that's done it right is Dark knight.
I don't understand why there's always monumental amount of hype on everything superhero related. I find there's always an inherent limitation with the genre. You know the Superhero will never die, you know there will be an origin story for the hero and the villain, then the something will go awry to turn the villain evil. There will be a classic face off with unnecessary destruction, and the villain will lose. The end.
I liked that Batman vs. Superman was taking an interesting route with civilian casualties, and what happens in the collateral damage when superheroes fight, but then it just threw all that down the drain.
There are just so many better subjects, even within the comic book realm, that would be amazing with such a budget. I guess it also comes down to the audience, they'll always make things that appeal to everyone.