Need more about the actual movie? Really? Check out Matthew Passantino's theatrical review of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. By then, it's hard to care - or stay awake. There's also some fun action, but it takes almost half the movie to get to any of it. And despite what's going on here, this made me very excited for DC's future on-screen. Speaking of which, she unleashed a peek at several other DC characters that will be coming to a theater near you at some point. In fact, it was sort of a waste to introduce her this way, but part of me liked the tease. Unfortunately, she's just not in a lot of them. Batfleck was surprisingly entertaining, Jeremy Irons made a good (although underutilized) Alfred, and Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) elevated every scene she was in. Despite my ramblings, there are plenty of good things here.
Not all of it, but some of it was kind of laughable and that's just not acceptable when there are so many superhero movies that are worthy of multiple viewings. Well, at least he looks good because the CGI does not. He's a good looking piece of wood, but he just can't carry a movie that requires him to do more than look good. However, I will say this: Is there anyone who doesn't know how Batman's parents died at this point? Enough with it already.īesides the length, the film has other issues, including Supes himself. I could come up with this crazy list of parts that could have been taken out, but that would probably require me to watch the movie again. Do either of those things make it a better movie? Barely.Īlthough some of those additions do make the movie easy to decipher, so much could have been clipped.
This version features the 3-hour director's cut, which makes a bit more sense. released Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Ultimate Edition. And really, who wants that in a superhero movie? That could be why Warner Bros. Otherwise, you may leave the movie sort of confused. In some ways, it feels like a ticket for Batman v Superman should have come with a required reading list. Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill are Batman and Superman in “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.” Photo: Warner Bros.
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