See?
It's all about the editing. It retroactively makes the trailer shit, especially because the editing is shit at the end.
Brilliant edit.
Imagine Dwayne Johnson playing this version of Lex. Instantly likeable, the general population would trust him when he starts talking down on Superman etc.
I'd love to be wrong about Eisenberg/this whole movie.
"Hi I'm Lex Luger, billionaire genius and also twice the size of Superman"
Movie origin brah.But it is out of nowhere. Doomsday isnt created from Kryptonian DNA/corpses. That's Bizzaro's current origin.
Buildings looks abandoned/emptyIt's interesting that it looks like they're essentially leveling an entire city, again.
I know MoS had a lot of hate because they're was so much destruction, yet so little apprehension about it. Hopefully that's taken into effect here.
If it underperforms, it'll be too late to do that much in the way of course correction on SS or WW. That's the risk of being so aggressive with a cinematic universe right out of the gate.
Because the entire theme of the trailer (and the title of the movie) is Batman v. Superman. That's what they build up. Then, out of nowhere, "Oh wait--Lex changes everything!" and they team up. It was just a sudden tone change.
Don't be so defensive.
But it is out of nowhere. Doomsday isnt created from Kryptonian DNA/corpses. That's Bizzaro's current origin.
Why are movie studio's so impatient? Why can't they follow the MCU and start with one GOOD film, then take it slow with a couple more decent ones and build from there?
"Hi I'm Lex Luger, billionaire genius and also twice the size of Superman"
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That was much better.
Why are movie studio's so impatient? Why can't they follow the MCU and start with one GOOD film, then take it slow with a couple more decent ones and build from there?
Because the entire theme of the trailer (and the title of the movie) is Batman v. Superman. That's what they build up. Then, out of nowhere, "Oh wait--Lex changes everything!" and they team up. It was just a sudden tone change.
Don't be so defensive.
They're not?Why are movie studio's so impatient? Why can't they follow the MCU and start with one GOOD film, then take it slow with a couple more decent ones and build from there?
I'd totally watch Superman v. Godzilla lol.So Lex created Godzilla to fight Supes ?
This movie sucks!
But we live in a weird world where people still think Marvel have built Thanos up as a threat in the MCU, so fuck knows at this point.
Man of Steel came out in 2013, this comes out 3 years later and isn't even Justice League.
"Hi I'm Lex Luger, billionaire genius and also twice the size of Superman"
No they don't. MCU isn't the only route to use. They're introducing the characters first, then they're getting individual moviesBatman and Wonder Woman each need their own film before even thinking of doing a crossover/team up. There is just so much about the characters' backstory and personality you have to build up. To try to do both that AND do a crossover at the same time, in just one 2 hour film, is just asking for an rushed mess.
I'd totally watch Superman v. Godzilla lol.
I have to say I did LOL at that last part.
Regardless, I'm no comic fanboy all I know is that was a horrible trailer that seemed to spoil the entire movie. That Civil War trailer had me hyped as fuck and I have no idea what "Civil War" is and besides Winter Soldier have thought the last few Marvel movies have been contrite assembly line products.
Batman and Wonder Woman each need their own film before even thinking of doing a crossover/team up. There is just so much about the characters' backstory and personality you have to build up. To try to do both that AND do a crossover at the same time, in just one 2 hour film, is just asking for an rushed mess.
And like I said, the MCU started with Iron Man, which got good reviews from both critics and fans. MoS has polarized both and based on BO general audience reaction was pretty "meh" as well.
Tagging this. Source looks so much better.
Batman and Wonder Woman each need their own film before even thinking of doing a crossover/team up. There is just so much about the characters' backstory and personality you have to build up. To try to do both that AND do a crossover at the same time, in just one 2 hour film, is just asking for an rushed mess.
And like I said, the MCU started with Iron Man, which got good reviews from both critics and fans. MoS has polarized both and based on BO general audience reaction was pretty "meh" as well.
Batman and Wonder Woman each need their own film before even thinking of doing a crossover/team up. There is just so much about the characters' backstory and personality you have to build up.
I'd totally watch Superman v. Godzilla lol.
C'mon. Batman already had 7 movies, including a trilogy that's not so old (2005 - 2012). Everyone and their grandmas already know the story of little Bruce Wayne whose parents were murdered by a bunch of bandits which turned him into a dark vigilante. There's also a whole TV series about young Bruce and the young selves of his villains. We don't need yet another Batman origin movie exploring his past and character.
I wonder if that gun is powered by Kryptonite or Red Sun radiation, because if it's a regular-ass gun, it doesn't make any sense.
I honestly liked it, and it's OK they won't be using Doomsday for an eventual "Death of Superman" film, I mean, seriously, it never made any sense that Doomsday could kill him in the first place.
Movie origin brah.
Good lord man, we don't even have confirmation it is Doomsday. Even if it was his comic origin should have nothing to do with whether or not he felt "out of nowhere" in the trailer
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I know, but if everyone, is gonna throw the Doomsday label around, then I'll throw the Bizzaro one, lol. I don't "think" they'd deviate too too much from a villian origin but then that Lex Luthor, ugh.
Come on, it's Doomsday. Big hulking grey monster with bone growths coming out of its skin.How am I being defensive? I just said it wasn't out of nowhere to me. Any idiot would know that Batman and Superman would stop fighting each other and move on to a common enemy.
Good lord man, we don't even have confirmation it is Doomsday. Even if it was his comic origin should have nothing to do with whether or not he felt "out of nowhere" in the trailer
Because he probably knows very well who they areI'm still hyped for the movie but... that trailer was meh. The whole scene at the beginning was too long and kind of awkward (why is Lex so happy that a multimillionaire Bruce Wayne is talking to a journalist?), the editing was weird and the ending unnecessarily spoiled the big twist.
I was enjoying the trailer until the stupid Supergirl bullshit. They basically just mapped out the whole movie. It just looks like Luther causes Batman and Superman to go after each other while he creates a superweapon (Doomsday) and then everyone just teams up at the end to save the day.
We didn't need to see them teaming up already. It's called Batman vs Superman and you're already showing us how the "vs" part ends. I'm sure we all assumed that already but why show it in a trailer?
you would think
It's a shame dc separated from legendary. Superman could have crossed over with 2014 godzilla.
FrankenZod looks cool. Doomsday is an awful 'character' so I'd be glad if he's never referred to as such.
C'mon. Batman already had 7 movies, including a trilogy that's not so old (2005 - 2012). Everyone and their grandmas already know the story of little Bruce Wayne whose parents were murdered by a bunch of bandits which turned him into a dark vigilante. There's also a whole TV series about young Bruce and the young selves of his villains. We don't need yet another Batman origin movie exploring his past and character.
It's funny how MCU made people believe that their route is the only correct one. Especially since the first Avengers movie spends the first act of the movie reintroducing all characters.
Oh my good GOD.
BATMAN DOES NOT NEED A SOLO FILM. People know who Batman is. He does not need ANOTHER origin story, considering in the last 25 years he's had THREE origin stories in live-action (Batman, Batman Begins, Gotham) and a regular stream of animated shows/animated films/computer games. I think at this point people know who Batman is.
You do realise Luthor is updated each decade to fit in with how billionaires are percieved, right?
Eh, it's been the only one so far you genius. Absolutely no one besides you is complaining about the very existance of this movie.And also, the reason the MCU method is seen to be the "correct" one is because its the only method that has actually WORKED thus far.