Is Batman v Superman really a bad movie?

The first half of the predominantly dramatic passage follows almost a political thriller-like routine, and the conflict is not only between Batman, Superman, and Luther, but also between the various forces in the American people, and the tension between them is in a dangerous balance.

And after the two sides really face each other, the political thriller part of the film has almost disappeared, and it has completely become a traditional action movie routine - there is only one villain, Luthor (and the Day of Doom he created), and there is hardly any "conspiracy" worth mentioning. This flat treatment is very affecting the perception, which is also the most speechless part of "Martha Terrier" - this stalk simplifies the "wonderful battle of wits and courage between the two sides" to "persuasion", of course, you can say that it may make sense for Batman characters, but for the movie, this is a very low-level way of processing.

The previous includes describing people's worship of Superman, accusing him of being a false god, and hearings (including **), in fact, they are all trying to describe what Superman looks like in the eyes of ordinary people, people's fear and expectation of terrible power, Batman, as a representative of mankind, is actually sharing this emotion. It's all great here, I think the political thriller part in the first half is pretty good, the problem is that the second half of the solution, the director used a "Batman-limited" solution, in other words, the "Batman as a human representative" foreshadowing is gone here, and what should really be persuaded here is "human" (of course, the main thing in the film is the American people), not to convince Batman with personal reasons.

The implicit explanation for this in the follow-up film is that defeating the villain Doom Day shows that Superman is still on the side of justice, and that Superman is dead - the question of everyone dying is naturally gone. While it seems to make sense logically, it's obviously not a good enough solution. Although this film is indeed more superhero than the various entertainment movies of the MCU, and it can be regarded as providing a new style to shoot in this direction, it is indeed a rather failed work from a cinematic point of view.

From a cinematic point of view, it is indeed a rather failed work.

Batman v Superman really doesn't like to watch it, it's very average.

The political thriller part of the film has all but disappeared and has completely become a traditional action movie routine.

Batman v Superman is pretty good.

It may vary from person to person, but I think this film is pretty good.

Tensions between the two sides are in a dangerous balance.

Batman v Superman: This work is really not very good.

Superman is not completely dead, because Superman's physical functions are too powerful, so some of the abilities of the body have not completely disappeared, and they are not completely dead. The suspension of the soil on the coffin is a hint of footage left by the movie, foreshadowing the resurrection of Superman in the following movies.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is a sci-fi action film produced by Warner Bros. Pictures, directed by Zack Snyder, starring Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, Gal Gadot, Amy Adams, and Jeremy Irons.

The story of the film is set after the end of "Superman: Man of Steel", revolving around the surging contradictions between Batman and Superman, telling the story of Superman helping humans solve many problems and becoming the god of mankind, but causing the jealousy of Lex Luthor, thus provoking the story of the battle between Batman and Superman.

Synopsis

In the aftermath of the Battle of the Met, many buildings and citizens were devastated, including the Wayne Building, which belonged to Bruce Wayne. Many people now worship the Kryptonian Ka El with extraordinary powers as a mortal god, and will pray to him for help when they are in danger, but at the same time.

Superman is also arrested and interrogated for the damage caused to the city by the battle with Zod, and Batman, who was once an urban legend, reappears to be there to punish Superman. The young tycoon, Lex Luthor, is jealous of the two and provokes their conflict, and the mysterious beautiful lady Diana Prince intervenes for her own purposes.

It's not dead, and finally the soil above comes up, in fact, the super bat is the beginning of DC's universe movie, this is to lead to a series of movies below, for the fight of the Marvel world, DC has to start acting.

Because that ** also hurts Superman, it can be said that the ** has fatal damage to Superman and the boss's race, and in the end, Superman is also resurrected, because the soil that buried Superman floated up, it is estimated that the director left a pit for the audience, so that the audience can have endless reverie!!

It's not dead, you look closely, and finally the coffin is covered with dirt and jumps up again.

At Superman's funeral, Batman asks the goddess to help him find the remaining "members of the Justice League", because he has a hunch that there will be a big war to break out next.

When he tortured Luthor in prison, Luthor said something that implied that there would be more bad guys invading the Earth in the future. Batman smacked the brand on the wall, which means that Batman has risen, will no longer kill innocents, and truly regained his young self.

Finally, the dust on Superman's coffin floats, indicating that Superman is suspended from death.

This movie is not a simple superhero movie, this movie is very deep, I have watched it 5 times, and it is about a negative.

The frightened Batman, and a superman who has lost hope, were tricked by Luthor when the two were most psychologically vulnerable, and a big battle due to a misunderstanding of human nature, in the process of fighting, they understood each other, trusted, and eliminated misunderstandings; The final victory over the boss Doom Day hints that the "Justice League" is about to take shape.

Also**If you don't understand, you can ask me.

Finally, the dirt on Clark's coffin levitates, suggesting that Superman will return. And the subsequent "Justice League" also has Superman.