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@Fordnikov1 @YEEEEAAAABOIII Well it made sense for a 5 movie story, not for a cinematic universe, which is why Aquaman and Wonder Woman would get solo movies before Justice League then Flash and Batman would each get solo movies before Justice League 2. Cyborg as a side character in the Flash movie.

@YEEEEAAAABOIII They should have never rushed this story. They could have done some pretty good movies from other GNs and build the hate slowly over a few films and then make 2 movies from the 2 GNs would have been epic.

Still one of the worst superhero movies of all time.

Snake Eaterrrr #mgs

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey How far he’s fallen from his past ideals. He is a full on hero in Justice League as a progression from his arc of being a paranoid violent criminal in BvS. Superman inspired him to come back to the light, hence his dream in that cave at the start.

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey Because it’s called a character arc and a late origin story. He won from being a villainous anti-hero to having actual heroic qualities by the end. The ‘Martha’ scene triggers his PTSD and makes him realise he’s become just like the scumbags that killed his parents and -

BvS is about a Year Two Superman learning to accept and deal with the unintended consequences of his actions. Doomsday is the consequence of killing Zod. It's his responsibility. Superman would NEVER ask someone to take the hit for him. You don't know shit about Superman

It is not so difficult. If you just watch carefully. All the answers are all there and so many references. Eating pop-corn, missing all those references and blaming the movie is such a noob AF. Batman V Superman is such a fantastic heroes movie.

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey This line here is Batman, Bruce becoming the hero he needs to be, the hero the world needs in the absence of Superman by following his example. He is denouncing his fatal methods and pursuing a united MetaHuman front to protect the world.

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey Look I like comic accuracy and Snyder has a great visual eye for recreating specific comic panels but the quality of the story within the confines of the movie should always be the highest priority. We need to tell a great story first before worrying about external stories.

@FlamedLizard26 @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey Again, you can have that message while still keeping Batman faithful and accurate. There was no reason to have him abandon his core principles and make him antithetical to his character. You clearly don’t care about comic accuracy at all.

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey Yeah because that what the story requires, BvS in the eyes of Snyder was an origin story for Batman since MoS was a Superman origin story. He is psychologically broken but by the end becomes whole with his Jungian Shadow and stops enacting his rage on the world.

@FlamedLizard26 @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey But in BvS he wasn’t Batman at all which was my whole point. He completely abandoned both his core tenets, which never happened before in any Batman movie, comic or animation. He wasn’t just a bad Batman, he was the literal opposite of Batman….

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey “The feeling of powerlessness, that turns good men Cruel.” BvS is about power and bruised male egos (Bruce and Lex) as a result of Superman being an actual hero and doing a better job than both of them.

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey They’re using Batman to explore the hatred and fear of immigrants post-9/11 in America, with Lex and the media coupled with his PTSD over Metropolis incident sending him into a feverish rage and fear that Superman MIGHT turn bad when that isn’t the case.

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey Yes we’re on the same page he’s an asshole in BvS but in Justice League he is the true Batman because he completed his arc and redemption

@FlamedLizard26 @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey So you admit he wasn’t a true Batman in BvS. Great, we’re on the same page then.

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey Snyder's arc would've involved him eventually having a son that would be born after his sacrifice, ensuring he had an actual successor by the end that wouldn't be tainted by the mistakes of his past. This is a reward for becoming the true batman again in death.

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey And he's lonely as a result of his actions, Superman is rewarded with Lois and martha who both love him, Bruce has turned everybidy away and only has prostitutes to fill the void. Punishment for his current wicked ways.

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey Yes Batfelck was a brazen murderer in BvS, but Keaton killed, Bale didn’t save Ras Al Ghul and Pattinson inadvertently allowed a truck to explode on the highway because he chased penguin, almost certainly killing its driver.

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey Please research the concept of narrative ‘deconstruction’. Most of the movie is deconstructing Batman and the superhero genre, the exact second he realises he was the bad guy and teams up with Superman, he begins being RECONSTRUCTED and is rehabilitated by the end.

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey I think you’re forgetting that Batman is the VILLAIN of the movie (besides Lex and Doomsday). This isn’t Captain America Civil War where both sides are equal, Batman is a crazy violent vigilante trying to murder the only real hero in the world.

@volerasphere @JoeMish3 @VandalMonkey That’s where the line comes from, Chris Terrio the screenwriter specifically said Batman in BvS is symbolic of Hades the good of Death. The death of Robin and never ending crime has spiralled him into making terrible judgements and idiotic assumptions, which Alfred calls him out.