Batman V. Superman

tayter_tot7
tayter_tot7 Posts: 220 Member
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If you saw the movie what did you think?
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  • pie_eyes
    pie_eyes Posts: 12,964 Member
    I wanna know too
  • tayter_tot7
    tayter_tot7 Posts: 220 Member
    The critics hated it I saw it and I liked it but I'm a DC fan
  • megzchica23
    megzchica23 Posts: 419 Member
    I'm a huge DC fan and Man of Steel really disappointed me. So I am kind of scared to watch it.
  • DaddieCat
    DaddieCat Posts: 3,643 Member
    I'm a huge DC fan as well, but every DC movie disappoints me... unless it's animated.
  • Xsd87
    Xsd87 Posts: 3 Member
    A lot of people are saying it was a good movie despite what the critics' say. Ill wait for dvd tho
  • megzchica23
    megzchica23 Posts: 419 Member
    BecomingBane wrote: »
    I'm a huge DC fan as well, but every DC movie disappoints me... unless it's animated.

    Truth. :(
  • DaddieCat
    DaddieCat Posts: 3,643 Member
    megzchica23 wrote: »
    BecomingBane wrote: »
    I'm a huge DC fan as well, but every DC movie disappoints me... unless it's animated.

    Truth. :(

    Luckily the animated universe is so freakin' awesome and outweighs the live action.
  • megzchica23
    megzchica23 Posts: 419 Member
    BecomingBane wrote: »
    megzchica23 wrote: »
    BecomingBane wrote: »
    I'm a huge DC fan as well, but every DC movie disappoints me... unless it's animated.

    Truth. :(

    Luckily the animated universe is so freakin' awesome and outweighs the live action.

    Yes, it is. I own tons of them. I have fallen behind. There are a lot I need to see now but time...
  • Tallawah_
    Tallawah_ Posts: 2,475 Member
    megzchica23 wrote: »
    BecomingBane wrote: »
    I'm a huge DC fan as well, but every DC movie disappoints me... unless it's animated.

    Truth. :(

    Hmmmmm...although most of the DC output has been disappointing Nolan's Batman Trilogy was bloody good!...
  • DaddieCat
    DaddieCat Posts: 3,643 Member
    babason2 wrote: »
    megzchica23 wrote: »
    BecomingBane wrote: »
    I'm a huge DC fan as well, but every DC movie disappoints me... unless it's animated.

    Truth. :(

    Hmmmmm...although most of the DC output has been disappointing Nolan's Batman Trilogy was bloody good!...

    I will agree with that... but for some reason, when I think of DC movies, those don't really fall in that category. That's probably just a bit of cognitive dissonance on my cart, since they seem to be the exceptions rather than the rule (that DC movies are less than sub-par).
  • _John_
    _John_ Posts: 8,646 Member
    edited March 2016
    This movie just wasn't "fun". It was an enjoyable movie if I turned my fanboy glasses off though. Not very kid friendly though (we had to make our 5 yo cry about not seeing it after we saw it and decided it was too intense for him).




  • saraht350
    saraht350 Posts: 4 Member
    I saw it the other day...first 30 mins boring as hell then
  • saraht350
    saraht350 Posts: 4 Member
  • joolie1234
    joolie1234 Posts: 126 Member
    I saw it with my husband and his friend, who are both comic book geeks. The general consensus was that if you're a die hard fan, you're going to have complaints, but for the average Joe it was not too bad. My issue with it was that Batman has always been a very cerebral, intelligent character, but in this movie he was too brawny and all roid rage. And the fight scenes where Batman was fighting multiple people were really contrived.
  • IHateUserNames23
    IHateUserNames23 Posts: 76 Member
    Didnt care for it
  • ndj1979
    ndj1979 Posts: 29,136 Member
    i saw it ..I thought that the beginning was kind of slow, but I enjoyed the last 45 minutes of it...I would say it was good...
  • GoJohnGo71
    GoJohnGo71 Posts: 439 Member
    I saw it. It's good.
  • Hiro_Protagonist
    Hiro_Protagonist Posts: 40 Member
    edited March 2016
    I will give you my humble opinion of "Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice" without providing spoilers. It went above and beyond my expectations. My first concern was the casting of Ben Affleck as Bruce Wayne: well I have to say he really stepped up to the plate and delivered; His performance as Batman was impeccable and dark as f**k, as Bruce Wayne I felt he did an admirably job but Christian Bale owned that role so well that the the critics were probably so harsh on him since he had such large shoes to fill. Both Superman and Wonder Woman played their parts well. The costumes and effects were utterly amazing. I found the casting of Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor to be a poor choice. I believe they did it to appeal to younger audiences but all I could think of was him as Mark Zuckerberg in "The Social Network". I think the critics are ripping into the film harshly because DC Entertainment has taken two very pivotal milestones in DC comic history, that being that being Frank Miller's "The Dark Knight Returns" and "The Death of Superman" and using artistic license to create an amalgamation that works for the medium of film. Comic purists will secretly enjoy the movie but debate the inconsistencies to no end and film critics will bemoan the fact it didn't live up to the hype (seriously how could it). A lot darker than Avengers. ★★★★☆

  • joolie1234
    joolie1234 Posts: 126 Member
    I don't think it's for the whole family - seemed to me it was a little too violent for younger kids.
  • Hiro_Protagonist
    Hiro_Protagonist Posts: 40 Member
    joolie1234 wrote: »
    I don't think it's for the whole family - seemed to me it was a little too violent for younger kids.

    I edited that out thanks. I was thinking about my family and our teenage daughter that saw it. (15yrs old)
  • joolie1234
    joolie1234 Posts: 126 Member
    edited March 2016
    :)
  • pie_eyes
    pie_eyes Posts: 12,964 Member
    Animated universe is def the best

    Glad I'm not the only one Ls
  • ForecasterJason
    ForecasterJason Posts: 2,577 Member
    I liked it, but I wouldn't say it was at the top for me when it comes to Marvel movies.
  • tayter_tot7
    tayter_tot7 Posts: 220 Member
    DC really doesn't make "fun" movies. The Avengers lives on Jokes and Games.....DC has always been a bit darker and the critics comments of oh Superman didn't crack a smile in the film....Ummmm hello!!! And people saying their kids didn't enjoy it...It wasn't really marketed for kids.....I myself thought the movie was good. But I can see why people didn't like it.
  • Howdoyoufeeltoday
    Howdoyoufeeltoday Posts: 481 Member
    Hiro_Protagonist wrote: »
    I will give you my humble opinion of "Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice" without providing spoilers. It went above and beyond my expectations. My first concern was the casting of Ben Affleck as Bruce Wayne: well I have to say he really stepped up to the plate and delivered; His performance as Batman was impeccable and dark as f**k, as Bruce Wayne I felt he did an admirably job but Christian Bale owned that role so well that the the critics were probably so harsh on him since he had such large shoes to fill. Both Superman and Wonder Woman played their parts well. The costumes and effects were utterly amazing. I found the casting of Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor to be a poor choice. I believe they did it to appeal to younger audiences but all I could think of was him as Mark Zuckerberg in "The Social Network". I think the critics are ripping into the film harshly because DC Entertainment has taken two very pivotal milestones in DC comic history, that being that being Frank Miller's "The Dark Knight Returns" and "The Death of Superman" and using artistic license to create an amalgamation that works for the medium of film. Comic purists will secretly enjoy the movie but debate the inconsistencies to no end and film critics will bemoan the fact it didn't live up to the hype (seriously how could it). A lot darker than Avengers. ★★★★☆

    I preferred Bale to Affleck too but I think that's only because they didn't allow for bens character to develop enough. "the dark knight returns" was a great graphic novel. I saw a lot of similarities between ben and the Bruce from the novel. As for lex Jr I think Jesse was a great choice. This isn't the lex we remember, nor did they want it to be. I think he brought something interesting to the film. The issue I had with the movie was that it was so slow to start. A lot of great ideas but poor execution for most of it. Bonding over mommies isn't exactly how I saw the two best dc heroes team up.
  • salembambi
    salembambi Posts: 5,585 Member
    BecomingBane wrote: »
    I'm a huge DC fan as well, but every DC movie disappoints me... unless it's animated.

    i just watched justice league vs teen titans i looved it
  • CooCooPuff
    CooCooPuff Posts: 4,374 Member
    I really wish DC would stop using Zach Snyder as a director. I enjoyed 300 and thought Watchmen had some really great moments, the opening scene still amazes me.

    I have nothing but negative thoughts for the other works of his that I've seen.

    The trailer for Man of Steel was probably my favorite trailer of that year.
  • AboveSpartan
    AboveSpartan Posts: 19 Member
    Leonidas would beat both of those pansies!
  • Ws2016
    Ws2016 Posts: 432 Member
    tayter_tot7 wrote: »
    If you saw the movie what did you think?

    I liked it and thought Afleck played the best Batman, very rough around the edges and dark. Really liked Wonder Woman's entry - the sound track was great there!
  • moya_bleh
    moya_bleh Posts: 1,375 Member
    I thought that Affleck handled the role of Batman/Bruce Wayne well and silenced my concerns from when he was initially casted. However, I didn't like how he was portrayed almost as The Punisher in some aspects, which goes against Batman's personal code.

    I thought that the story was disjointed, more like a vehicle for the Justice League than the main subject of the title and the whole 'Batman vs. Superman' scenes didn't really have any depth or substance for me, and felt like the fight scene from Machete Kills where Michelle Rodriguez and Amber Heard are trolling each other with catty comments as they fight. The film could (and should, in my opinion) played more into the blurred lines between superhero/vigilante and shed more light on the burden that both Batman and Superman carry on their shoulders.

    Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor. He's supposed to be a criminal mastermind, not a madman. There is one scene in particular where Lex Luthor is more like The Joker than The Joker.

    I came out of the cinema wanting to see Affleck in his own standalone Batman movie.

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