Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice 4K 2016 EXTENDED IMAX

After watching a movie, I was delighted with this movie. It amused me and I had a pleasant aftertaste. Moreover, I wanted to act out with a friend the scene of Clark Kent and Bruce Wayne meeting, discussing Superman and Batman. BUT! I could not resist the general buzz about 'Luthor is hammering the plan', 'Martha, why did you call that name' and similar stones to the director Zach Snyder.

Unfortunately, few people want to perceive this film as something unusual because of the prism set by Marvel. But here Zach Snyder departed from the canons of drama and built a simple but very interesting story that makes us ask an equally simple question. What would happen if Superman appeared in our world? Someone with the powers of a god on our blue planet? How would people take it? And all the key storylines were built on different answers to this question. For some, the appearance of Superman will be an autopsy of old childhood traumas, for someone - an occasion to reconsider their own views of the world, someone will see in him a strong contradiction to their beliefs and will spend everything to prove their case. And the key idea that unites this whole film, which is the birth of this very Justice, is very accurately expressed by the politician from this film. Good is a dialogue, not a single-handed decision.

What was the decision of the masses about this film? The film is incomprehensible, overstretched, with a bunch of references for fans that ordinary viewers will not understand ... The problems that arise in this film are simply not interesting to most viewers who came to see a seemingly simple popcorn blockbuster. Some kind of existential crises, internal trauma, questions of ideals and symbols, hints of deep conflicts ... Who needs it? Give us a stupid scuffle and don't spoil everything with stupid Martha ...

Then let me ask you a couple of questions. What is Lex Luthor's real motivation? (Not 'kill Superman', it's not that easy) Why does Batman want to kill a Kryptonian? (Don't listen to his words, watch the actions) Why do we keep going back to the death of Bruce Wayne's parents? (Are you sure he got through this pain?) If you can find the answers to these simple questions, the film will open up for you immediately.

Looking at the influence that this film has left in the modern geek industry, looking at the amount of homages to it in Joker, in The Avengers, looking at the fact that SnyderKat in principle became real, I do not believe that this film can be bad. People saw what Zack Snyder wanted to do and how unfairly he was treated by Warner Bros. bosses. I sincerely want to see Zach Snyder's League, I want his story to climax and I believe, not even so, I know that if Snyder had finished his job to the end, we would have been cruel, uncompromising, dark, realistic, and most importantly, an adult alternative to Marvel's chewing gum.