While I don't laugh, it definitely doesn't stir any desire or change my mind on what to expect. Cavill looking like a pissed off Zoolander character.......meh
If Snyder does long battle sequences, the fight will be interesting since Superman has to use his intellect to subdue Batman since he can't much of his strength without killing him, and Batman will be able to go all out, which will allow for a lot of creativity.
It's really cool to have Batman V Superman and Civil War coming out in the same year since I think they'll do a good job complimenting each other in regards to discussing different superhero ideologies and restraining one's hubris.
You cared enough to post a comment saying you couldn't see it. Still, regardless of whether you care or not...or whether you can see it or...not, he does kick the car, but hypothetically speaking, even if he didn't, the fact that he didn't stopped the car and just let's it hit him and then bounce off of him and crash, shows the difference between Snyderman and the old school Superman, which shows that Snyder didn't learn anything from the first film.
That's one of the things critics and some fans criticized...that Sups just didn't care, and in that one little clip from a tv spot, it shows that the character has not changed at all. I don't have a problem with it, but those who did have a problem with Superman being careless and a jerk in the first film better not give it a pass this time just because Batman is in it. That's all I'm saying.
You cared enough to post a comment saying you couldn't see it. Still, regardless of whether you care or not...or whether you can see it or...not, he does kick the car, but hypothetically speaking, even if he didn't, the fact that he didn't stopped the car and just let's it hit him and then bounce off of him and crash, shows the difference between Snyderman and the old school Superman, which shows that Snyder didn't learn anything from the first film.
That's one of the things critics and some fans criticized...that Sups just didn't care, and in that one little clip from a tv spot, it shows that the character has not changed at all. I don't have a problem with it, but those who did have a problem with Superman being careless and a jerk in the first film better not give it a pass this time just because Batman is in it. That's all I'm saying.
You don't think they deserve a 6.1/10 and a 6.3/10?
I know you're playing devil's advocate, but my counter argument for that is that Batman at this point is a vigilante, even a criminal in the eyes of Clark, possibly trying to run Supes over, and Supes is like "oh yeah, let me give you a little lesson" which is completely in-character for Supes, the Batmobile is a damn tank, I'm sure it can take a slight kick.
If anything, such restraint shows that Snyder has in fact warmed up to the more subdued Superman imo.
I'm not sure what you are talking about Supes (any version) is not above slightly scaring, hurting or letting a criminal hurt himself every now and then, because criminals are always trying to see by themselves if all they say about Supes is true, how many times hasn't Supes fried a crook's hands by superheating their guns with his heat vision?
He didn't even kick it like a football, it was the slightest kick to show who's boss. It's quite the opposite of what we saw in MoS if you ask me.
Really? It looked all pretty deserted to me.Yes, letting them hurt themselves, but not other people. That car crashed into a small building behind him and he's like, "I don't give ****. Look at me fly away! You deal with the fire and the property damage.. and the people burning inside. Gotta go write another puff piece editorial about how awesome I am mother******!" I he snaps Doomsday's neck too....while Aquaman rides a giant whale that crashes into ten buildings in super slow motion.
Really? It looked all pretty deserted to me.
Oh man, you bought into the man of murder memes.
********* Prince Snap out of it! I thought you was on our side.
I don't think he was trying to run over Sups, so I think "classic" Sups would have stopped the car right then and there, therefore protecting his "enemy/adversary" and making sure there's no collateral damage.I know you're playing devil's advocate, but my counter argument for that is that Batman at this point is a vigilante, even a criminal in the eyes of Clark, possibly trying to run Supes over, and Supes is like "oh yeah, let me give you a little lesson" which is completely in-character for Supes, the Batmobile is a damn tank, I'm sure it can take a slight kick.
If anything, such restraint shows that Snyder has in fact warmed up to the more subdued Superman imo.
I don't get it, is it a tiny violin?
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