The age old question. Is BvS kino or not?

The age old question. Is BvS kino or not?

Hardmode: Theatrical cut only

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I think if there's ever an explicit admission that the symbolism in the film was as intentional as people claim then I think it will have massive delayed appreciation. I think zack definitely is a pseud tho after watching that live commentary, and that since his cinematography left for that terrible zombie movie it would seem that most of the interesting content in the film was put there by someone else, somehow. Sounds ridiculous tho

In my last post I spoke of a cold grey fog surrounding our world, that imagination was dying because of our loss of hope. On my way to see this movie those were the exact weather conditions we had here in Hamilton, Ontario along with a touch of ice rain which masked my tears as I couldn't stop crying on the way home after this film was over. The reason is because Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is a perfect representation of how good men can't exist in the endless black pit of our modern civilization where even a Superman can't survive. This movie made me feel like my soul had died because it's not only an affront to the idea of heroism but also basic human empathy and decency that made me hate it more than any other motion picture that I've ever seen because of its sheer, unrelenting nihilism that seeps from every fucking frame, like disease oozing from the orifices of a plague victim, that makes Se7en and Requiem for a Dream look like My Little Pony and the fucking Care Bears and made me want to stick a gun in my mouth and pull the fucking trigger.

I've never had any personal affection for Superman comics as I've always considered him over powered with a shitty collection of villains and one weakness that gets trotted out way too much. So why is he a symbol? It's not because of his abilities, no, it's because those abilities allow him to stand up against adversity, corruption and the evils of human nature without fear or compromise which is why he use to say that he stood for "Truth, Justice and the American way" and, although he's an alien, Superman is an ideal that appeals to the best aspects of human nature.

But the people who made this movie systematically tear down Superman (Henry Cavill) and by doing so reveal just how rotten, evil and unjust the USA is today. At the beginning of the film he kills a human being because that person had a gun to the head of Lois Lane (Amy Adams), whom Clark Kent loves, which is used as justification despite the fact that Superman is "faster than a speeding bullet" and can obliterate the gunman at supersonic speed before he even has a chance to pull the trigger. I'm not averse to superhero's taking a life, because sometimes rabid dogs have to be put down, but the point of Superman's powers is that although he can kill with ease and impunity, he doesn't choose the most expedient path so as to set an example for us as a guiding light at the end of the tunnel.

Director Zack Snyder doesn't see it that way because that worthless cocksucker is an undiagnosed sociopath which explains why he's a disciple of that fucking ghoul Ayn Rand (author of The Fountinhead [which Snyder wants to adapt] and Atlas Shrugged, books loved by Libertarian asswipes and potential serial killers) whose philosophy of "Objectivism" tries to equate greed and selfishness with virtue. This is why Snyder has an apparent hatred of Superman, who is selfless for the greater good, despite using every opportunity to portray him as a messianic figure, similar to a certain carpenter from Nazareth, as this fucking flick fucks him in the ass with every cock in existence whether it be from politicians, the military, religious fundies or the 1% with Lex Luthor and Bruce Wayne filling in for the last two.

I absolutely love this movie, but no, the theatrical cut sucks.

BvS does nothing but shout at Superman that he's an obsolete ideal in a new century where TRUTH and JUSTICE are outmoded concepts after the destruction of Metropolis at the end of Man of Steel, used as an allegory for 9/11, and turns that light at the end of the tunnel into a speeding train of lies, hate, cruelty, injustice and murder bearing down on us while grinding our moral resolve, and Superman, right into the fucking ground. In that respect BvS is the perfect movie for the ethically bankrupt United States of America of today that engages in the use of torture, warrantless wiretapping and could potentially elect a real life Lex Luthor, former reality show host Donald Trump, as President at the end of this year. But taking people's freedom and security isn't enough and in order to truly rule you have to destroy their ideals which is why this movie literally drives a steak through Superman's heart and the dream of what America once was.

It's kino, you made the wrong choice about some shit story about a faggot with a metal mitten with bling jewels. Now you get female Avengers. Choke on it.

Zack's happy over at Netflix, let's all move on. Fuck you for even wasting air.

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Speaking of trains, Superman was once called "faster than a locomotive" but Snyder clearly identifies with Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck), the John Galt of the DC universe whose philosophy that the ends justify the means exemplifies Rand's concept of individualism and "rational self-interest". Rand was born into a bourgeois (middle-class) Russian-Jewish family in 1905, St. Petersburg, Russia and when she was 12 the Bolshevik revolution of 1917 displaced her family while her Father's business was confiscated. This poisoned her mind towards the concept of socialism which is a word misused by Lenin and Hitler (and falsely equated with communism by tax dodging freeloaders) who in actuality were fascists replicating the aristocratic ruling class system under the guise of fairness, equality and political ideology. True socialism is that where a society pools its resources to improve the quality of life overall through taxes used for education, infrastructure and healthcare (not to mention police and firefighters among other things) but also allows for individual financial growth while reminding those people that we all pay into the system so that each person can have the same opportunities if they have the determination to succeed which is how proper capitalism works.

Ultimate Editon: Yes
Theatrical: Hell No
We should of gotten a Man of Steel 2 and a solo Batfleck film before this movie.

You were tired even on fatass perv Harry's site. We're the worst. We even know when You're going to shit. Go die.

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