Just saw it a few hours ago. I liked it more than I thought I would. Not my favorite Batman, but that's ok because it wasn't a "Batman" movie specifically. It felt like a comic book-y movie, and that's not said with anything derogatory towards it at all. I liked Nolan's hyper-realistic universe, and I like this larger than life interpretation too, for different reasons. There is a lot of things that can be nitpicked about this movie
(Who refers to their mom by her first name anyway? That was convenient.)
And the final few moments were telegraphed -- but they still managed to elicit visceral (reflexive?) shock when I saw it. I think everyone who knows anything about comics knew what they were doing after the
but I was still a little surprised that they made us wait so long before showing a definitive hint that
Superman would return from the dead.
Still, I wonder how long they're going to drag it out?
Like, what happened immediately after the the credits starting rolling?
Does Clark immediately punch through his coffin and go hug Lois? Or is it just a sign that there is some life force left in his body, but they're going to go all "Return of Superman Saga" in later movies?
. Meaning is it going to take a while?
I didn't mind the brief glimpses of
Cyborg, Flash, and Aquaman.
Before I saw it I thought the movie would be oversaturated, but that's not the case at all. Bruce's dream/vision of
shows that there may be some time travel / alternate universe things happening down the line, and it may all make sense later if they can pull it off properly and put the pieces together like a puzzle. I can't wait to see the "whole" picture.