Everyone HATES Batman v Superman?

I really hope they succeed with this move because Marvel needs the competition. I will do my part and see it Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

I read the reviews and they do seem unnecessarily harsh especially when many are comparing these to the Marvel films which they are not even in the same tone. I don't expect humor, I expect intellectual imagery and realistic reflection on these characters. I honestly don't expect these films to stand up to the Nolanverse Batman but I do wish people would stop comparing it to them. I don't sit here and compare the latest high end Ford Sedan to the Model T. Both are amazing cars but one clearly functions more for its time than the other?

The most surprising thing about all this is that people are actually surprised about all this. The trailers made it clear this movie was going to suck, so why are we acting surprised when it starts getting bad reviews?

I guess I'll just wait for something else to make it to cinemas that I want to see.

... Like RWBY! :P

(Okay, I'll admit to seeing this movie too. I'll be left out of every conversation at work for weeks if I don't.

I loved every bit of this movie, I think it was very well done.
Not enough fight scenes, explosions and cheap humour though, apparently

The truly sad thing that comes from all this is that the movies that have the most chance to not be dragged down into the dark depths of Snyder's films will be at risk if sales for the movie fail to meet expectations. While the Wonder Woman film is safe as it has already begun and I believe completed it's shoot schedule (barring pickups/post work). Films like the Flash, Aquaman and others will come under an even greater amount of scrutiny than they were in before. And all that will likely add is a more diluted story,

I won't be seeing Batman v Superman the night before opening, or on opening day, but I do plan on seeing the film I think it's great that Zack Snyder was given the right to make an apology film for Man of Steel, but to flounder the opportunity that these two comicbook icons provide is at the end of the day just a major disappointment. I guess we can all just be thankful that their suits aren't animated and green.

Well it seems that the critic rating is getting lower, as of the time of this post, the critic rating on rotten tomatoes is sitting at 34%.

Ill likely still see the movie this weekend. Honestly half of these reviews sound like nit picking and just groaning this isn't another marvel movie. Of course this is a darker tone than the marvel movies. I'm willing to bet more people died in the superman movie than all of the marvel movies combined...just don't count the titan with the purple infinity stone destroying the planet and were good. I honestly would've been surprised if this movie had a lot of joking. maybe a few dark jokes or some witty banter between Alfred and bruce but not much. The only review I am willing to say "called it" is the lex luthor review. I had my doubts about Eisenberg from the beginning. I'll just make sure to set my expectations on an extremely annoying lex and hope to God he doesn't meet that expectation so I walk out thinking: Eh he wasn't That bad.

I called this months ago. Civil War, too.
They're both overhyped, and will be mediocre, so a disappointment.

I'll wait to get it from Redbox. Everything I've heard points to a Transformers level of Audio/Visual assault so I'll pass on the theatre experience.

I kind of feel like Adam Kovic should be doing this one. This is his movie after all.

Die-hard DC fan here, I'm seeing it today. While I know some parts are inevitably going to disappoint me, like they said, it's still Batman and Superman on the silver screen for the first time. I've waited my whole life for this!