![]() ![]() A being capable of such mass chaos has no business running around earth unchecked. So, having witnessed the destruction Kryptonians are capable of (including the main office of Wayne Enterprises, killing many of his associates and friends), Bruce is understandably angry and resentful of Superman’s very existence. Once again, this movie isn’t wasting your time. And it’s presented in a grounded, believable way – also in about five minutes. The collapsed buildings, the rubble, the huge death toll in a major, skyscraper-filled city, is all a clear 9-11 allegory. Given the massive power of the alien race, their fight creates a massive amount of destruction. Naturally, Clark defends the only home he’s ever known. They want to terraform earth with a device known as the World Engine, making it another Krypton. Kryptonian Kal-El, raised in Kansas as Clark Kent, has been found on earth by the last surviving Kryptonians, after their planet was destroyed. Next, we’re shown the genesis of Bruce Wayne’s hatred of Superman, in scenes that neatly tie the film in with its predecessor, Man of Steel. The movie doesn’t waste a moment of our time, but rather, sums it all up quickly and neatly. In less than five minutes, we know exactly where he came from, why he does what he does, why he so implicitly trusts Alfred, and why he loves bats so damn much. This film succinctly summarizes this entire sad tale during the opening credits. It could be a whole movie, and it has, more than once. Raised by the family’s trusty butler, Alfred, he finds a cave, develops a thing about bats, and dedicates his life and fortune to fighting crime in Gotham City. The family was leaving the theater, Thomas stood up to the robber, he and Martha were shot, leaving little Bruce shocked and orphaned. Super-rich parents, Thomas and Martha Wayne, were murdered right in front of him by some random thug looking to rob them. Pretty much every living human knows Batman’s origin story. So, without further ado, let’s take it from the top. And I’m going to tell you what they were, while also being honest about the film’s flaws. In fact, some aspects of it were fan-fucking-tastic. The dubious “honors” are handed out each year to the films and performances the Razzie council believes to be the worst in cinema.ĭormammu, I’ve come here to argue. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was recently nominated for a staggering eight Golden Raspberry, or Razzie, Awards. ![]()
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