Batman vs Superman: El Origen de la Justicia

2016 • 151 minutos

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Del director Zack Snyder viene "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice", protagonizada por Ben Affleck como Batman/Bruce Wayne y Henry Cavill como Superman/Clark Kent en la primera aparición conjunta de los personajes en la pantalla grande. Temiendo las acciones de un superhéroe más parecido a un dios sin supervisión, el formidable y enérgico vigilante de Gotham City se enfrenta al salvador moderno y más reverenciado de Metropolis, mientras que el mundo se debate entre qué tipo de héroe realmente necesita. Y con Batman y Superman en guerra, surge una nueva amenaza rápidamente, poniéndo a la humanidad en el mayor peligro que se haya conocido jamás.

Calificaciones y opiniones

Quite possibly one of the most moronic films ever made and proof that Zack Snyder is so intellectually underdeveloped that comic books manage to regularly go over his head in a way that couldn't happen to children. The dialogue is ridiculous and yet overly serious, the action scenes bombastic and the drama is so absurd, you find yourself rooting for the titular duo's true enemy: the end of the movie.

In the aftermath on Man of Steel continues from the events in Metropolis on the battle between Superman and General Zod brings upon Bruce Wayne, a billionaire socialite and heir of Wayne Enterprises from Gotham City who also operates as The Batman. Bruce who witnessed chaos in Metropolis and sees Superman as an existential threat to humanity, and planning to fight him if any means necessary in case if he ever went rogue. Batman and Superman encountered an ally Diana Prince / Wonder Woman, and villains Lex Luthor, Anatoli Knyazev, and Doomsday (from the transformation of General Zod). I like this movie a lot especially since I seen this film at my local movie theater, Regal 22 @ Austell a few years ago.

Ultimate edition is much better than the Theatrical Cut. Snyder wanted to add more scenes and character development but because of WB's time limit for the film he didn't got to do and WB also removed the footage we get in the ultimate edition from theatrical cut, making the film feel more rushed. (Snyder's Original Idea for BVS - 3.5 to 4 hours) (WB's Time limit for BVS - 2 to 2.5 hours) (Theatrical Cut we got - almost 2 hours) (Ultimate Edition - almost 2.5 hours)