Had they planned this better and given it time to breathe, a Reign of Supermen adaptation with some combo of Eradicator / Cyborg / Superboy / Steel could have been fun but there's no way to get that film done before JL.

You have bigger issues to worry about than "superhero fatigue" if you're still a regular AOL user in 2016.

He's gonna absolutely nail "jogger waiting for subway who finds body behind trash can." Get the Emmy ready.

I don't think he stands a chance against someone who put out tons of force like Thor or Hulk. They'd at least knock him out.

Asgardians have been on before and the broader MCU has the infinity stones, Scarlett Witch, and soon Doctor Strange.

Similarly in gaming, World of Warcraft goes through a long localization process as the Chinese edition swaps artwork and references to the undead so that they're more a secondary human race than a faction of zombies.

It is an alternate universe so perhaps it's intentional?

I'm perplexed why Brendan Gleeson is playing someone who is supposed to be ~45, but that's just one of the many problems in this disaster of a movie.

Batman v Superman isn't playing in many theaters anymore so that could be a challenge.

I think Harley is better known to general audiences than Deadpool thanks to 20 years of reruns of The Animated Series plus tons of merchandise.

The trailer didn't help this at all when it showed a clearly distressed Clooney from what is obviously late in the film not wearing the bomb vest. Why should I care about the first two acts if I know they are irrelevant?

They should ask Brad Bird for advice.

Strand mentions the boat has a range of 3000 miles so they could theoretically make it to Hawaii, southern Alaska, or well into Central America if they're lucky. The show has a limited budget so I'm assuming Central America shot cheaply in New Mexico via generous tax credits.

"Me, Spider-Man, and the Dying Girl"

Had they not revealed her as Wonder Woman in the marketing, they definitely could have played it that she was actually Catwoman until the reveal.

So if we lived in a better parallel universe, would the recent trend of 80s series coming back with their original stars (Rocky, Star Wars) be also yielding us a Batman / Superman movie starring Keaton and Reeve in an adaptation of TDKR or Kingdom Come that would be absolutely fantastic?

Amazing how his costume didn't even get a scratch or tear from a nuclear blast at point black range yet a spike from Doomsday can tear through it.

I find it hilarious that there's so much child friendly merchandise for this film when it is in no way something a small child should be taken to. Parents had a fit over Batman Returns years ago but that movie isn't nearly as dark and depressing as this one.

Another thing to consider is that the nuke at that altitude would have likely wiped out all electronics in Gotham / Metropolis via EMP and destroyed hundreds or thousands of satellites for the entire east coast. Not to mention the radioactive pollution now in the upper atmosphere.

I'd say 15 and up. It's probably too dark for most little ones.