"None of this is what Batman or Superman are about". (Rolls eyes). Could be it was the set up for a change or redemption arc, possibly? Also, your opinion about what the characters in the movie were not meeting your opinion about what you think Supes and Batman are equal a big old pile of just that: opinion. I'm sure…

Compared to Age of Ultron, BvS is a fully coherent narrative with Godfather level acting.

Marvel would have to get up pretty early to make a film worse than Iron Man 2. Iron Man 3 tried, with a endless barrage of armor drones in an ending sequence 3 times as long as it should be, combined with "Super Pepper", but it still couldn't wash away the stink that was Mickey Rourke's Russian accent.

Disagree. It was a disjointed mess, and worse than that, it was…. boring. The only scene that showed any kind of life was the much-maligned "farmhouse scene". When Jeremy Renner and Linda Cardellini act the pants off of the rest of your cast, you're in a bad film.

Not sure why Whedon is proud of Age of Ultron, it was a giant mess.

Brother in Law. Well, Husband of his wife's sister, really.

Skunky beer > no beer.

I liked the ending, but everything up to that point had me questioning why i'm still watching this show, and what exactly it thinks it's about.

"Now, for those who don’t find a half-shaved Forte … to be as inherently funny as The Last Man On Earth creative team does, it’s possible “The Fourth Finger” won’t work for you.

Thunderstruck.

Pimps Don't Cry.

Trust in Me.

I love all of them, I'm not buying in to this mean-spirited "There can be only one" stuff.

Not true, I've read dozes of Batman comics that have him learning martial arts in Asia.

Why are they making a movie based on Snow Crash Lite?

Weird, the most popular post on the page, and it's endless replies are 100% about that.

And if DC had done it the way you suggest, you'd likely be hacking on them for copying Marvel?

Sigh, remember when being a comic book geek was about getting away from being bullied by the jocks and popular kids?

Really? That railer reeks of Batman Begins. Sullen, bearded American wandering through Asia, training sequences loaded with martial arts.

Inception meets Batman Begins.