Spoilers follow for anyone who hasn’t seen any version ofBatman v Superman.
The response to the film from critics wasbrutal; the fans, less so, but still divided.
Or at least, that’s how it’s being marketed.
(If you wanta breakdown of the differences between the two cuts, check outEvan Valentine’swrite-up here.)
This was a great introduction that bodes well for her standalone film next year.
Unfortunately, the execution was lacking on this last part, but hey, A for effort.
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Even when saving children and being admired by onlookers, Superman seems almost super-incapable of joy.
Additional Scenes - Not every scene found in the additional 30 minutes is beneficial to the movie itself.
Her first live-action appearance was a waste.
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Jesse Eisenbergas Lex Luthor - This was a mess from Day One.
Is this all a mad plan of a deranged comic book supervillain?
No, sir, it is not.
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Not bad, especially considering the thriller’s tense, well-paced story.
Is this a Kryptonian phrase?
There were perfect things… diamond absolutes.
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But things fall, things on Earth.
And what falls… is fallen.
In the dream, they took me to the light.
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A beautiful lie."
… We get it; Bruce is Emo, but this is just jibberish.
In fact, it defies belief that the previously released version could be much worse.
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There’s a good movie in there somewhere.
Rating: D+
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