If you studied psychology and can't see how Bruce Wayne having repeated nightmares about his family being murdered then Superman murdering everyone can be an effect of PTSD then I'm afraid you failed that portion of class son. This is a 20 year in Batman who's seen his fair share of crazy/traumatic events. They even show that he keeps the Robin suit even though he was murdered and defiled. This is obsession and definitely could result in PTSD, which imo it has in Bruce Wayne.

Take it from someone who's recovered from PTSD and works with ppl who have it. Nightmares, paranoia, obsession over controling thing and the internal stress when you can't are all huge signs of PTSD. Your comment about mine being ridiculous is completely ignorant. I hope you currently don't treat anyone as your studies simply weren't good enough, apparently.

Good day.

For your information I have suffered from mental illness myself. I have worked and do work with people with PTSD. I often see people try to pass bad writing off as some sort of PTSD or other things like that. Simple put, they either didn't intend for him to have PTSD or don't understand it. Don't try to use PTSD as an excuse for bad writing.

Heck, iron man 3 tried to use PTSD and panic attacks and that turned out to be a total joke.

Batman has been fighting crime for twenty years, along with losing his parents and a lot of others in his story line. And it truly does make him paranoid about Superman, while he is experiencing other symptoms of ptsd. How is that so hard to relate? You didn't study Psychology that long did you?

Not close minded at all man...just a logical thinker.

Ant Man barely broke even at the box office and I am sure you won't see a sequal any time soon.

80% of the Super Hero movies audience's are kids and parents who take kids to watch the movie...hell even Dead Pool was packed with kids.

With that said, go ask kids who Aqua Man is and they will probably reference Spoonge Bob cause they have no clue who he is and this will be one of the reasons why it will fail.

Also, the actor who is playing Aqua Man is not a huge celebrity and apart from Game of Thrones fans, no one knows who he is...trust me, by adding a big celebrity to your movie pulls in sales.

To make a long story short, Aqua Man is a side character at best and even then his powers are taken as joke by die hard DC fans.

Yeah, dude. Marvel has a lot of momentum going forwards with all of their movies. They also have a lot of big names behind their movies. Paul Rudd drew a lot of interest from a lot of people. I for one would have gone to see it day 1 if Edgar Wright was given the chance to finish his version. As of now, Aquaman has no big names attached, on top of being a commonly made fun of superhero, and on top of the DC universe getting off to a clunky start. Saying it will flop might be a bit harsh, it might be okay, but it's hardly going to be a major success with how things are going.

@TheRandomOne,

I agree with everything you said except for the last two. Kevin Smith shouldn't be allowed to direct anything, even if he's a fan and you like his movies, he doesn't have enough experience to handle such a huge blockbuster.

Other than that, the Flash show is already setting up its own universe, to try and mix the two would be difficult, to say the least. Suddenly for them to use Batman at all in the TV show, they'd have to get Ben Affleck, which would be difficult. It'd be limiting to both parties.

They need to get someone like Peter Jackson, George Miller, or Del Toro on board to handle the universe.

Peter Jackson would be my top pick, has a handle for mature movies, enjoys using practical effects, lots of experience handling sprawling epics, Weta Workshop could be used for costume design and everything, get Andy Serkis on board for Motion capture . . . Seriously, it'd be far better than the piece of trash we got.