Comments on: First Official Image Of Henry Cavill In ‘Batman V. Superman: Dawn Of Justice’

By: j

Fri, 13 May 2016 07:10:54 +0000

for the last freaking time BATMAN IS NOT A SUPERHEROO!!!!! christ nolan was in his element when he made batman .Batman has a human element too it he got lucky that's all he' can't handle stories like superman because you can't treat superman like he's a real person because he's not .He's all fiction is used to doing character driven stories batman has a foot in reality so it was enough to where nolan could still shine . Nolan would fail miserably if it was say someone like superman or wonder woman or the hulk someone who is complete fantasy to where there isn't so much as a inch of reality in their story .Look at Ang lee he ruined the first hulk movie .The man has no imagination everything has to be like real people they don't know how to tend to the make believe world but they are too practical

By: Prathmesh Tiwari

Prathmesh Tiwari — Fri, 13 May 2016 07:10:54 +0000

D.C. > Marvel

By: zryson

zryson — Fri, 13 May 2016 07:10:54 +0000

So Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice is "thicker, denser and more epic than Man of Steel" according to director Zack Snyder. Considering how messy, and problem fraught Man of Steel was, that isn't so hard to believe. Here's hoping the script makes more sense in Dawn of Justice.

By: Shash

Shash — Fri, 13 May 2016 07:10:54 +0000

Come on will you…. MOS was very well made. It was written by Nolan & Goyer, and so the similarities from the Dark Knight Trilogy, but hey, it was Zack's take on MOS not Nolan's. Zack delivered rite, compared to Marc Webb's AS2, this was far better.
By far MOS was a bridge betweeen Nolan's dramatic take and the conventional superhero movies. Zack delivered on both levels, give him credit for that

By: Rob

Rob — Fri, 13 May 2016 07:10:54 +0000

And so begins the slow, humiliating death of DC Comics…

By: I Prefer Like Actual Films

I Prefer Like Actual Films — Fri, 13 May 2016 07:10:54 +0000

Christopher Nolan IS a "much more sophisticated and nuanced filmmaker"… when he's not making Batman movies. All 3 of them are equally absurd, with The Dark Knight only getting away with it because of an electrifying performance by Heath Ledger, that feature little-to-no humour and are waaaaay too melodramatic, gloomy and dark – TDKR is particularly silly and O.T.T, which is funny considering how strange and campy Batman Begins was to start with…

I loved Man of Steel, genuinely regard it as one of the best superhero films because it manages to create a character, not a facsimile of one based from the comics, which I think a lot of other superhero pictures have failed to do (particular the Marvel ones.) Couldn't be more excited by a superhero film if I tried, though I'm still not trying a huge amount – I prefer like actual films.