Comments on: Zack Snyder Says The Ending Of ‘Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice’ “Solved So Many Great Problems”

By: Billy

Billy — Fri, 13 May 2016 10:51:50 +0000

"…not surprised that the inclusion of the Flash dream was an afterthought, because that\’s exactly how it looked." LOL I agree. Whoever didn\’t tell Zack Snyder that this was a terrible, confusing idea, didn\’t do his job. And I agree about the strange direction in the Jimmy Olsen scene: It\’s such a brutal moment, that he deserves a little bit more empathy, but he\’s forgotten right away by his \’friend\’ Lois Lane and the movie.
There are many strange moments like this, that make the film appear very cruel, even \’fascist\’, like some reviewers wrote.
It\’s a disregard for human suffering and human lives that seems to be 100 % Zack Snyder, but doesn\’t fit the Superman universe. For example, how can you show Bruce Wayne as someone who got used to \’branding\’ evil guys like horses and NEVER, not even once, let him question his behavior. Either this is nihilist or fascist, but sure as hell it is Zack Snyder, not Superman.

By: Macks

Macks — Fri, 13 May 2016 10:51:50 +0000

It\’s really unnerving to me how satisfied, almost smug, Snyder is with this film. Yeah dude, it\’s not like you out-witted all the other comic book fans. We all knew the implication of Doomsday, but it was more the hope that you wouldn\’t try to pile on one more layer into what already was appearing to be a complicated, inexplicable storyline… but ya did, and the potential for how emotional that scene could have been for audiences was totally taken away because it was at the tail-end of this total mess of a movie. Speaking of which, not surprised that the inclusion of the Flash dream was an afterthought, because that\’s exactly how it looked. Really shouldn\’t be surprised by any of this, given his cavalier attitude at blowing Jimmy Olsen\’s head off, without showing us any real reaction from Lois Lane other than a facial expression I can only describe as "well dang".