Người dơi v Superman: Dawn of Justice is a film that serves as a sequel to 2013's Man of Steel. It's the một giây film to ngôi sao Henry Cavill as Siêu nhân and the first film to ngôi sao Ben Affleck as Batman. Man of Steel quickly became one of the most divisive films in superhero history. Did adding Người dơi as a co-protagonist help the sequel avoid the same fate? No. Người dơi v Siêu nhân is yet another film that got very mixed reactions from audiences. Most critics didn't like the film, but other people were chẻ, phân chia, split on it. Some people thought it was an amazing continuation of what was started in Man of Steel, but other people thought that the film was a confusing disaster that failed to give justice to the two titular heroes. In fact, some people consider Người dơi v Siêu nhân to be one of the worst superhero films of all time.
I believe that Người dơi v Superman: Dawn of Justice is a film that has a number of good elements. Like in Man of Steel, Henry Cavill proves that he is full of charm and presence. Ben Affleck had a lot of great actors to live up to, but he proved himself as an actor capable of playing Batman. Jesse Eisenberg's a lot of fun as Lex Luthor. In a film that's so dark and dour, Lex Luthor provides a lot of entertainment, especially in the scene where he's playing around with Jolly Ranchers. Jeremy Irons gives an excellent, scene-stealing performance as Alfred Pennyworth. Like in the trước đó film, the action scenes look amazing. Siêu nhân and Batman's big fight scene is one of the most exciting battles in superhero film history. Zack Snyder proved that he knew how to deliver fantastic action scenes for Superman. This film proves that he can do the same thing for Batman.
Man of Steel did a very good job when it came to delivering an exciting tale of good vs. evil, but it was lacking the warmth and optimism of Superman. Người dơi v Siêu nhân continues the trend of this reboot lacking the morality of Superman. One of the first scenes in the film shows that Superman's fight with Zod from Man of Steel caused several innocent people to lose their lives. Superman's recklessness did a lot of damage, so Người dơi starts to believe that Siêu nhân is too dangerous to live. Siêu nhân is known for being one of the most inspirational, likable superheroes of all time. The original George Reeves series, the Christopher Reeve films, and various hoạt hình all prove this, but Người dơi v Siêu nhân does not. This film's Siêu nhân is a massive brooder. He sees lots of bad things going on around him. Instead of being proactive, he spends a lot of time making gloomy expressions. Siêu nhân has a limited amount of dialogue in the film, because he spends a lot of scenes looking displeased. When he does speak, he doesn't have very uplifting things to say. Siêu nhân is known for standing for truth and justice, but this film's Siêu nhân has dialogue like this:
"Nobody stays good in this world."
"I'm taking bạn and breaking you, which is thêm than bạn deserve."
"Stay down! If I wanted it, you'd be dead already."
There's also this awkward exchange between Siêu nhân and Batman:
Superman: "The tiếp theo time they shine your signal in the sky, don't go. The bat is dead. Buried. Consider this mercy."
Batman: "Tell me. Do bạn bleed? bạn will!"
Batman, a character who is known for not murdering people, decides to steal Kryptonite from Lex Luthor, so he can build a Kryptonite spear and stab Siêu nhân to death. That might sound like something Người dơi would never do. The real Người dơi would never do something like this. However, this film takes Người dơi is a cynical, dark direction. Người dơi usually tries to avoid killing criminals, but this film's version of Người dơi is about as reckless as this film's Superman. Người dơi leads several criminals to death. He even causes a guy with a flamethrower to burn to death. Also, Người dơi starts branding his symbol on criminals. This starts being used as a death sentence for criminals.
It has been pointed out that Người dơi used to carry around a gun in his early comics. However, when Bill Finger realized that kids were đọc the comics, Bill Finger re-tooled Người dơi into a thêm selfless hero that could be a positive role-model for the readers. This film directly goes against what Bill Finger was trying to do. He wanted to make Người dơi a character that kids could look up to. This film's Người dơi is a violent, destructive, toxic person. This film was actually the first live-action Người dơi film to give Bill Finger credit for co-creating Batman. I certainly appreciate Bill Finger getting some credit, but I believe that he would not be happy with how the film turned out.
Clark's Earth father, Jonathan Kent, was a terrible role-model in Man of Steel. Even after dying, he continues having a toxic influence on his son. In a dream sequence, Jonathan tells Clark a story about how he once tried to do something heroic, but it ended in failure. His story serves as a warning about the dangers of trying to do the right thing. His story is the opposite of a speech of wisdom. Instead, it's another excuse for this reboot's unlikable version of Jonathan to give thêm terrible advice. Clark's Earth mother, Martha Kent, is also bad at giving Clark words of motivation. Instead of telling her son to go out and help people, she tells him that the people of Earth don't owe him anything. Most of the characters in Người dơi v Siêu nhân act toxic. The only ones who don't are Wonder Woman, Lois Lane and Alfred Pennyworth.
Người dơi v Superman: Dawn of Justice is a film that's packed with some of the most exciting action scenes in the history of superhero films. It's a very well-acted film that's also a lot of fun to watch whenever Lex Luthor is in the film. However, the film makes both Người dơi and Siêu nhân look like reckless, violent anti-heroes. It's too bad that we never got a Batman/Superman team-up film that starred Adam West and Christopher Reeve. A film like that could have been the wonderful, heroic crossover that Người dơi and Siêu nhân deserved. When it comes to thrilling visuals, Người dơi v Siêu nhân succeeds in stylish fashion. However, when it comes to representing the moral values that Người dơi and Siêu nhân stand for, this film falls flat. If bạn want to an action-packed spectacle, this film is worth a watch. However, if you're looking for an inspirational, uplifting film, I recommend going back and watching older Siêu nhân and Người dơi films.
I believe that Người dơi v Superman: Dawn of Justice is a film that has a number of good elements. Like in Man of Steel, Henry Cavill proves that he is full of charm and presence. Ben Affleck had a lot of great actors to live up to, but he proved himself as an actor capable of playing Batman. Jesse Eisenberg's a lot of fun as Lex Luthor. In a film that's so dark and dour, Lex Luthor provides a lot of entertainment, especially in the scene where he's playing around with Jolly Ranchers. Jeremy Irons gives an excellent, scene-stealing performance as Alfred Pennyworth. Like in the trước đó film, the action scenes look amazing. Siêu nhân and Batman's big fight scene is one of the most exciting battles in superhero film history. Zack Snyder proved that he knew how to deliver fantastic action scenes for Superman. This film proves that he can do the same thing for Batman.
Man of Steel did a very good job when it came to delivering an exciting tale of good vs. evil, but it was lacking the warmth and optimism of Superman. Người dơi v Siêu nhân continues the trend of this reboot lacking the morality of Superman. One of the first scenes in the film shows that Superman's fight with Zod from Man of Steel caused several innocent people to lose their lives. Superman's recklessness did a lot of damage, so Người dơi starts to believe that Siêu nhân is too dangerous to live. Siêu nhân is known for being one of the most inspirational, likable superheroes of all time. The original George Reeves series, the Christopher Reeve films, and various hoạt hình all prove this, but Người dơi v Siêu nhân does not. This film's Siêu nhân is a massive brooder. He sees lots of bad things going on around him. Instead of being proactive, he spends a lot of time making gloomy expressions. Siêu nhân has a limited amount of dialogue in the film, because he spends a lot of scenes looking displeased. When he does speak, he doesn't have very uplifting things to say. Siêu nhân is known for standing for truth and justice, but this film's Siêu nhân has dialogue like this:
"Nobody stays good in this world."
"I'm taking bạn and breaking you, which is thêm than bạn deserve."
"Stay down! If I wanted it, you'd be dead already."
There's also this awkward exchange between Siêu nhân and Batman:
Superman: "The tiếp theo time they shine your signal in the sky, don't go. The bat is dead. Buried. Consider this mercy."
Batman: "Tell me. Do bạn bleed? bạn will!"
Batman, a character who is known for not murdering people, decides to steal Kryptonite from Lex Luthor, so he can build a Kryptonite spear and stab Siêu nhân to death. That might sound like something Người dơi would never do. The real Người dơi would never do something like this. However, this film takes Người dơi is a cynical, dark direction. Người dơi usually tries to avoid killing criminals, but this film's version of Người dơi is about as reckless as this film's Superman. Người dơi leads several criminals to death. He even causes a guy with a flamethrower to burn to death. Also, Người dơi starts branding his symbol on criminals. This starts being used as a death sentence for criminals.
It has been pointed out that Người dơi used to carry around a gun in his early comics. However, when Bill Finger realized that kids were đọc the comics, Bill Finger re-tooled Người dơi into a thêm selfless hero that could be a positive role-model for the readers. This film directly goes against what Bill Finger was trying to do. He wanted to make Người dơi a character that kids could look up to. This film's Người dơi is a violent, destructive, toxic person. This film was actually the first live-action Người dơi film to give Bill Finger credit for co-creating Batman. I certainly appreciate Bill Finger getting some credit, but I believe that he would not be happy with how the film turned out.
Clark's Earth father, Jonathan Kent, was a terrible role-model in Man of Steel. Even after dying, he continues having a toxic influence on his son. In a dream sequence, Jonathan tells Clark a story about how he once tried to do something heroic, but it ended in failure. His story serves as a warning about the dangers of trying to do the right thing. His story is the opposite of a speech of wisdom. Instead, it's another excuse for this reboot's unlikable version of Jonathan to give thêm terrible advice. Clark's Earth mother, Martha Kent, is also bad at giving Clark words of motivation. Instead of telling her son to go out and help people, she tells him that the people of Earth don't owe him anything. Most of the characters in Người dơi v Siêu nhân act toxic. The only ones who don't are Wonder Woman, Lois Lane and Alfred Pennyworth.
Người dơi v Superman: Dawn of Justice is a film that's packed with some of the most exciting action scenes in the history of superhero films. It's a very well-acted film that's also a lot of fun to watch whenever Lex Luthor is in the film. However, the film makes both Người dơi and Siêu nhân look like reckless, violent anti-heroes. It's too bad that we never got a Batman/Superman team-up film that starred Adam West and Christopher Reeve. A film like that could have been the wonderful, heroic crossover that Người dơi and Siêu nhân deserved. When it comes to thrilling visuals, Người dơi v Siêu nhân succeeds in stylish fashion. However, when it comes to representing the moral values that Người dơi and Siêu nhân stand for, this film falls flat. If bạn want to an action-packed spectacle, this film is worth a watch. However, if you're looking for an inspirational, uplifting film, I recommend going back and watching older Siêu nhân and Người dơi films.