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On the stage of the screening room, Zack Snyder was talking.

"The movie starts with a funeral and ends with a funeral. The beginning and the end are like a reincarnation. But the difference is that the beginning of the movie expresses pure despair, and as the story continues to develop, the audience can gradually discover humanity from it, and the final funeral has become another symbol."

"After Clark's death, Bruce also embarked on his own path of humanity. Although he was extremely angry about what Lex did, he did not use the Bat Brand for this."

"Although Lex is portrayed as a crazy person, he is still a "humanitarian" in a sense. He regards super-powered people as a threat and wants to protect humans from their harm."

"This is my favorite scene. Batman slowly walked out of the ruins of "Pieta". The burden of the world fell on him, but Bruce remained determined. He was changed by the death of Superman."

"Why Why does Bruce choose to be a spear even though he has all the technology? The answer is: Longinus stabbed Jesus with a spear. "

"After communicating with his father, Superman tried to integrate into humanity, which is not necessarily a bad thing, but he didn't know that he had fallen into the paradoxical deadlock created by Lex. "

"In some weird angles, Bruce and Lex are opposites. Bruce abandoned the family mansion as a tomb and chose to let it go, although he was still suffering from the death of his parents and he himself was destroyed by this death. Lex, on the other hand, was the opposite and kept his mansion intact... Bruce, Lex and Clark reflected their inner entanglements through three different environments. "

Obviously, Zack Snyder finally found that his movie was a bit too obscure, and he was trying to make the audience understand some of the hidden things in the film.

However, the audience obviously didn't buy it.

After the reporter asked the question, a question from the audience expressed everyone's thoughts:

"Director Snyder, the picture of this movie is very beautiful and the special effects are very grand, but why do I feel sleepy when watching it? To be honest, I didn't see the things you just said when I was watching the movie. I didn't come here to analyze these things. I just wanted to see the wonderful battles."

"Isn't the battle scene in the movie exciting enough?" Zack Snyder asked back with a little excitement.

The audience thought about it and said: "Now that I think about it, it seems that the battle scene is indeed good, but I don't know why, I can't get excited at all during the movie."

…………

The next day.

The movie came out.

Good or bad... Well, there are almost no good reviews.

Why is this the case? Obviously, those film critics analyzed it very happily during the viewing process?

The reason is very simple.

When these film critics calmed down, they found that the things they wrote in their notebooks did not seem to have much to do with the film.There are so many allusions, implications, and clues in the film that they are confused.

Recalling the film again, what did we watch?

There are not many highlights that can be recalled in memory.

So——

"The film may be spectacular, but it is not entertaining. The villain Luthor played by Jesse Eisenberg is so annoying that you want Batman and Superman to join forces to kill him. Ben Affleck's Batman is not mature enough (compared to the "Dark Trilogy"), and Henry Cavill's Superman is likable, but the long-term restrictions on his abilities are puzzling." - "Hollywood Reporter" review.

"For many fanatical American comic fans, "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" is a superhero blockbuster that cannot be missed, but this film is not liked by ordinary movie fans at all. The director wants to express too much, the plot is confusing, and Eisenberg's exaggerated acting is a big minus." - "Entertainment Weekly" review.

"It is not easy to present a serious and sad mood throughout the whole process, and the emotional enhancement is achieved through intermittent sad lines between various explosion scenes, which is obviously unrealistic. For such a film that focuses on the inner activities of the characters, this way of presenting emotions is incoherent. In contrast, you may prefer the more relaxed way in Marvel superhero movies." - Review of The New York Times.

"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" has several wonderful moments that make the whole film worthwhile, and the other state of Batman shown in this film is also quite interesting. However, the plot of the whole film is disorganized, there are many loopholes in the plot, and some of the jokes in the film are also awkward." - Review of Empire.

"The film is more pessimistic than "Antichrist". Henry Cavill's Superman is the most narcissistic Superman in history, and he often seems too complacent. In this movie called "Batman v Superman", it is Wonder Woman who pushes the climax several times. After watching the movie for an hour, people may wonder if it's time to watch Wonder Woman's movie next." - "Chicago Tribune" review.

"Director Zack Snyder puts together many grand scenes, which may be enough to satisfy movie fans, but these scenes fail to form a whole. The battle that is known as the greatest in history, with the foreshadowing, is only 20 minutes long. Jesse Eisenberg is still good. The villain he plays brings devilish entertainment."

"New York Post" review.

Not only critics give bad reviews, but ordinary audiences also don't like it.

The film's Rotten Tomatoes only got 27% freshness.

On the Internet:

Nathalia Aryani: "¨" It is very dark from beginning to end, which makes people feel depressed and uncomfortable."

Brent McKnight: "It is an operatic modern myth, but it is too long. I almostFell asleep. ”

BlackFilm: “While watching the movie, my mind was full of what, why, and what happened, haha, throughout the whole movie.”

RichardCrouse: “Superhero movies used to be very happy, pure entertainment. Today’s heroes are as dark as Kafka’s novels, which is not what I want.”

GQMagazine: “The film’s exploration of ‘heroes’ is exhausting. If you want to fight, please fight quickly, otherwise we’ll leave first.”

ChicagoTribune: “A knockoff version of “Single Apartment” that cost nearly 400 million US dollars to produce.”

JimSchembri: “High cost, but not as good as “Avengers 2: Age of Ultron”.”

RoeMcDermott: “Zack Snyder’s complicated techniques have greatly reduced the entertainment value of the movie. ”

(No, OK)

Wrap: "The title is "Batman v Superman", where is the final battle?"

Marija Djurovic: "It should be an epic, but it has no joy or laughter."

Tom Meek: "After dawn, there is no justice, only complacency."

Ed Whitfield: "If Christopher Reeve (the protagonist of "Superman" 1978) were alive, he would sue Zack Snyder for defamation."

Bill Newcott: "The target audience of this movie - 15-year-old boys' favorite scene should be Amy Adams (Lois Lane) in the bathtub."

Eric D. Snider: "This movie is like pressing your face into a hornet's nest for two and a half hours."

Jules Boyle: "There are no laughs or miracles, and it tortures you mercilessly so that you can't stop feeling how dark and cruel it is. ”

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