Thank You Batman v Superman

[@TheBlond49]

I like how BvS ressembles the comicbook essence, it's like watching one of the DC Animated films.

[@ahmedabou7263]

finally someone who has intelligence..thank u

[@shridharbiju7370]

+Kal-El fan 49 yes i wanted someone say this

[@naodamdetsyon6929]

+Ahmed Aboulfadl someone doesn't have intelligence if they don't agree with you?

[@ahmedabou7263]

+Naod Amdetsyon someone who is smart enough to kno the difference between a marvel movie n a Dc movie..n someone who actually understood the movie bvs..my opinion is that some ppl just wanted to give this movie shit regardless..i loved the movie alot..ur welcome to disagree..

[@naodamdetsyon6929]

Ahmed Aboulfadl BvS isn't a movie you need to understand. It's not Inception

[@Crimsontears83]

You are AMAZING!!! Thank you so much. It's so great to see someone who frickin' get's it.

[@wildevil]

"For everything that it is, and everything it chose not to be" Well said Nerd. With you all the way.

[@youtuberzero2583]

"well said nerd"... that's funny. She an articulate nerd who knows her comicbook movie stuff.

[@wildevil]

Mr. Right Yeah

[@zhengyingli]

"It demands audience attention." That, right there. I've lost count on how many critics missed the fact that Lex was portrayed as an antitheist who hates God for not saving him from his abusive childhood. If they couldn't remember details that were practically spelled out in the movie, there's no trusting the same critics in detecting the more subtle nuances of the movie.

[@SumDumGy]

Where did you get an abusive childhood out of this? How many times have you seen the film? Perhaps had the role had been better cast, the character would have been a little less buried under the performance.

[@giannieg]

Luthor Jr. does question God's existence and/or omnipotence by mentioning the time his father used to hit him, but the line's delivery held absolutely no weight... and that's not (entierly) Eisenberg's fault.

[@tehsupercow6197]

+Γιάννης Γαρεφαλάκης it's so cute watching you docile Marveltards scatter on the floor for lies to sling at DC.

[@giannieg]

Tehsupercow ...and I lied where, exactly, in that comment?

[@willbarden9331]

+Tim Walden uhm maybe where Lex blatantly said that his father abused him?

[@sorenthefilmbrony]

Batman v Superman probably has a few flaws, but it it might just be one of my new favorite movies.

[@prizefighter7607]

+Soren Saunders If I could go back in time, I'd change... 5 things.

[@cloudspigtails8076]

THANK YOU. This isnt a movie for the mindless sheep who populate majority of the mcu fandom. ITs a love letter to DC fans by DC fans.

[@SumDumGy]

It isn't a movie for movie fans who appreciate a cohesive story. As a former DC fan who loves and owns many of the books this particular film wraps it's narrative around, I was incredibly disappointed. So which DC fans are you talking about? A comic book movie should never be made for fans alone, and this one tried to be. That's part of its failing.

[@giannieg]

+The Joker Dude... are you serious? This movie was nothing more than shameless fanservice!

[@SumDumGy]

+Γιάννης Γαρεφαλάκης In a manner of speaking yes, and that's a very bad idea when it comes to making a movie if you want it to gain casual viewer interest and dollars. Only the biggest of fans of more than just movie versions of these characters would have understood much of what was going on. That's bad storytelling. On the other hand, I think this movie also lets huge fans down. I was once a huge fan and I hate the Doomsday appearance and how the Death of Superman was executed.

[@giannieg]

Tim Walden Doomsday's looks was the least of this movie's problems, but I agree with you on Superman's death proving to be ineffective. Waaaaay to early for a saga that is just 2 films old.

[@SumDumGy]

+Γιάννης Γαρεφαλάκης When I said "appearance" I wasn't only referring to his look. I object to everything regarding how Doomsday was executed and delivered: his presence, how he was created, how soon he showed up, how easily he was defeated, and, of course, losing the weight and emotional Impact killing Superman should bring by doing so this early, and then establishing his resurrection three minutes later.

[@ianshaw3905]

I think just like Watchmen... BvS will be much more appreciated later on after the rated R cut comes out... thanks for your honest opinion...

[@SumDumGy]

If it is, that's a failure from either the studio and/or the director. A theatrical release should always be putting your best foot forward. "Fixing" a film for home video is fine for the fans, but ultimately signifies a failure in filmmaking.

[@SamuelOtten]

Very well said. It's so rewarding to hear from and interact with people who get BvS. I've had some great discussions with friends who also loved the movie, and most of our discussions have been not about simple plot or events but about the themes you mentioned and interpretations of how the character arcs fit the themes. To me, BvS is much more like literature and the MCU is much more like popular fiction. I like both, but the literature is made for the primary purpose of exploring the themes (and the characters and plot are there only to serve the themes), whereas popular fiction is about having entertaining characters and a page-turner plot.

[@bouboulboulboul7363]

6 year later, and always the best super hero film ever made for me. Thank you Zack Snyder.

[@enockblastermatt9611]

*And thank you for being smart and see Light of hope through this darkness of hate. I loved the movie and now I love you too.* _If you loved Batman v Superman gimme a hell yeah_

[@eatme982]

+Enock Blaster Matt Hell yeah!

[@xenonative3784]

+Enock Blaster Matt Fuck YEA!!

[@-xXsupremacyXx-]

I like this girl already; to think she made more sense than a whole collective of critics. Gives me some hope that there are atleast some people with objective thinking in this world. Good video.

[@VanIyke]

Listen, after reading the critical reviews I went in with a biased mind against the movie. But when I came out I told my girl, "this movie is better than JJ Abrams Star Wars: The Force Awakens." Now, I went to Rotten Tomato and saw all the glowing reviews on Star Wars, which I found odd. Reason: It's basically a copy and paste rehash of "A New Hope." Now, follow me here a bit. It's the same stupid critics that slashed Superman returns because it was a ... wait for it -- "a rehash of Richard Donner/Christopher Reeve's Superman." Yet they heaped praise on Star Wars as being "what they've been waiting for" Are you seeing a pattern of bias here?

[@movielover5101]

Disney doesn't pay critics! Are critics biased sometimes sure. Like they are biased towards yA films which I enjoy YA films. And they are biased towards superhero films some times. You can't stop bias. I'm a movie fan with no bias.

[@sugarenthusiast2519]

+Van Iyke Keep in mind, in Superman Returns, they made Supes a stalker who abandoned the mother of his child. The film had a lot wrong with it. That's why it bombed at the box office and had to be rebooted. Star Wars 7, on the other hand, managers to hit the right balance and people loved it, as evidence by the fact that it made more money than God. So in this case, the reviews pair up pretty well with audience response, just like with BvS.

[@LemosArt0987]

Yes preach my friend! Absolutely loved BvS and what they did has heightened what comic book movies can be, not just fun action films but something much more.

[@stonedcrusader]

Thank you! You said it perfectly. BVS is amazing.

[@SumDumGy]

Amazingly broken. A beautiful mess.

[@stonedcrusader]

+Tim Walden Wow, a fanboy trying to tell everyone how DC Film is bad. With a Spiderman in the avatar. Shocker. Don't try to force your opinion like it's a fact. Age of Ultron is a god-awful movie but do I look for videos of people who enjoyed it just to say to everyone in the comments how horrible it was? That's just sad.

[@tehsupercow6197]

+Tim Walden Amazingly broken? Like Spider-Man 3? Or The Amazing Spider-Man 2? Or Age of Ultron? Hell, all films in the MCU are a mess.

[@danmera6958]

Thank you for the review, I was getting tired of the ''hate wave'' towards BvS. I don't know for you guys, but this was my favorite superhero movie ever, with the raimi's trilogy and x-men days of futur past.

[@Gouthamedara]

I loved this movie. Watched it twice and waiting for R rated version. So much unnecessary criticism of this flick is pissing me off.

[@Dangerous2099]

+goutham edara But is sucks major donkey balls. The criticism is just. Go watch Civil War, then you will see how it's done.

[@Gouthamedara]

Dangerous2099 about to. I want dc movies to be dark. If i want light hearted fun i wud watch marvel

[@Gouthamedara]

+Michael Salter I certainly felt it as a good take on Batman n supes. Watch Marvel for marvel characters and DC for DC characters. Don't get confused.

[@Gouthamedara]

+Michael Salter If u actually read the comics, u wud knw thats batman. Because thats how he was portrayed. Also this is a grounded version. An old batman feeling helpless. Understands his own mistake when supes asks to save his mother, bat understands why he was wrong all the way. Here he is, trying to kill. He has become what he hates. He realizes that through the Martha episode. If u can dig deeper into brain, yes, you wud have understood it.

[@Gouthamedara]

+Michael Salter How can batman be scripted badly and acceptable at the same time!! The ridiculousness of your assessment makes me cringe. BvS is based on frank millers dark knight. And so the characterization. I don't read comics but I know this much. Also this ain't nolans batman. This batman is old and misguided by his anger. He is turning to the very people he hates. Supes is still getting to know how to evaluate his role in the world. Batman always viewed supes as an alien and that he cannot be human. That made him a threat to the world one way or the other. By looking at the humane nature when supes is about to die, Batman understood what he has become. The very person who shot his mother n father. That moment made him realize how wrong he was. How difficult is this to understand?!! Also with super powers and destruction, death is always in touching distance. DC movies are not going to be rainbows and candies. Lose your preconceptions and watch it for what it is.

[@guilhermeduarte5098]

Nice to see that people still have brains. Thank you lady for restoring my faith in humanity.

[@ra1lgunz268]

Guilherme Duarte i know this is a 1 year + comments but by what you're saying people who hates this movie don't use their brains pls grow up

[@The80sWolf_]

@@ra1lgunz268 They use their brains, and they still fail with their so called "movie criticism"

[@sweetsea8180]

Dark and heavy is what I want in a superhero movie. I don't like Marvel movies much because they lack these qualities.

[@sweetsea8180]

Wow. I wrote my above post before listening to your entire video. Very well said!!! I couldn't agree with you more!

[@connorthepom]

Marvel movies = popcorn/family movies

[@jtcob8486]

@@connorthepom *laughs in winter soldier and infinity war*

[@igbotimehopper64yearsago46]

Julie Cobb those movies weren't even dark they where just mildly serious

[@abhishekmahendru1583]

God I wish there was more people like you who used their brain than to be spoon fed with answers than think for themselves. Thus is why I love dc movies. They discuss psychology than humor. You said everything so perfectly.

[@hermonymusofsparta]

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

[@mohamedfarhan64]

Wow. I figured this review after 5 years and it's amazing.

[@soljoez]

This video absolutely gets a standing ovation from me!!! BRAVO!

[@AdolfoPerezSBG]

Why is it that someone like you and I can see and understand what Zach was trying to say with this movie and the critics don't?

[@alfz4387]

YOU ARE RIGHT!!! I AGREE WITH YOU! Claps***sheds tears**

[@roachofdoom1234]

I love both DC and marvel movies since they are two different things and that variety is going to keep superhero movies fresh. But has anyone ever noticed that when some one gives a good review of BvS, they go into great detail showing that they cared and paid attention to it while negative reviews are just repeating the same old rhetoric?

[@SumDumGy]

+FanelliFilms I don't really know what you mean by the same old rhetoric. Do you mean that those who have issues with the film all appear to have the same issues? If the majority appear to agree on something, most of the time that's indicitive that there may be something wrong, right? Here's my "great detail" thoughts on BvS. You can determine if they are the same old rhetoric or not: BvS fails on many levels and I have mixed feelings on it. At the end of the day, the story that wanted to be told and ultimately filmed, came to four hours in length. When a studio wants to release a film of 2.5 hours, that means that the story/script was too full and bloated for a single film. Whatever the original potential may have been, whittling four hours down to 2.5 means too many sacrifices to maintain a cohesive and coherent narrative. In short, it was too ambitious. This first issue results in the choppy, lack of flow throughout. It results in plot threads that weren't satisfactorily explored. It results in people being barred from being sucked into what should have been a hugely epic experience that had no right to fail. Part of that failure comes from trying to force too many big event story arcs into a single film. At the core, we have The Dark Knight Returns, an introduction into the Flashpoint Paradox, the introduction into a Darkseid storyline, the introduction to the Justice League, The Death of Superman, the introductions of characters Jimmy Olsen, Wonder Woman and Lex Luthor Jr. We have a Batman film and a Man of Steel sequel. We have a set up to a few future films. Most of these story arcs would have warranted a single film unto themselves but the fact that it was decided to include them all in one meant that only elements of each could be brought to the screen, and those elements aren't enough to satisfy and don't all mesh well together. Yes, there are fans who "understood" and loved the film. Why is that? Those fans have a solid background in comic book history to fill in all the blanks on their own without the film touching them. Basically, those fans are helping the film be great in their own eyes through their own memory participation. That takes effort on their part and no one should have to put in an effort to be entertained by a movie. I'm familiar with some, but not all, of the lore behind this film. I'm well acquainted with The Death of Superman and The Dark Knight Returns. I see some elements of those stories work here but many don't, because it's too much, has been chopped down, blended up and altered to take more away than they contribute. Luthor should never be able to create Doomsday. Luthor should never have been able to gain access to Zod's body or the Kryptonian scout ship. Why? Because Superman would never have left these things lying around for the government to get its hands on in the first place. Doomsday should never have been tweaked the way he was. There was no reason to change him from his original character. Kryptonite should never have been found at the wreckage of the World Engine because there's no reason for it to be tied to that location. Again, that tech wouldn't have been left there anyway. The Martha issue? Even if one understands the meaning behind it, the reality is that it was poorly executed and a rushed resolution. From that moment the plot is pushed forward. Batman sheds his armor and hops in his plane in the blink of an eye. He's fully recovered from a pretty brutal beating by Superman, enough to take down a group of thugs without effort and rescue Martha Kent. Strangely, in this fight, he's shot point blank on the head with no injury but still gets stabbed in the torso with a knife, and that's ok with him and his ability to carry on the rest of the film. Then, although we have Superman killed, it's wasted and without meaning because, not only did it happen prematurely in DC film culture, but the man is already being resurrected before the film credits roll. Sometimes it's a bunch of small issues that creep up. For example, Batman has been doing his thing for over twenty years in this film, and most people would likely have heard of him. Why then, does Clark refer to him as "the bat vigilante"? Why are the local Gotham cops behaving like he's something new on the streets to be feared or shot at? Or, Clark, having no idea who Bruce Wayne is initially at the party, as soon as he finds out, chooses to approach him and interview him about Batman. Bruce then accuses The Daily Planet of hypocrisy, that it praises Superman but questions Batman, all the while saying Gotham wouldn't trust Superman because it has a bad history of freaks dressing up like clowns. Well, how is that any different than Batman, himself? Why's Superman more a clown-attired freak than Batman is? In attempting to make a third attempt at starting a film universe, and correct the mistakes made by the preceding two, I feel they made a film that was of a lesser quality than Man of Steel, despite the epic nature of some of its components.

[@SLICENSLASH]

+Tim Walden Great points. Especially the one about why does Batman come off as some new kid on the block even in Gotham where he's been doing this for yrs and is a grizzled vet. Thats definitely an error in storytelling no one seems to mention.

[@SumDumGy]

+SLICENSLASH Thank you.

[@3DSDF]

+SLICENSLASH If you're talking about the branding, the movie repeatedly mentions that it's something new that Batman is doing. Even Alfred mentions it by saying "New rules".

[@Pauljmac25]

Totally agree.. You get it... Thank you Batman v Superman

[@cyb]

I don't think we've ever known a woman like her :)

[@N7Normandy1]

I've known a few women like her lol

[@latinmac7]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMENTS... I'M TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU

[@ianmiller2899]

I loved what you said about the film. And I agree with everything you said. As a comics fan myself, I was shocked that people didn't understand the themes the movie had. Even the movie had flaws, which I can agree to, it was refreshing to see a reality to the characters, meaning that they telling these stories as if they happening right now. And we seeing these characters a different way. So Thank you for your honest review. I can't wait to hear your thoughts about other films or anything really.

[@WalkBesideMe]

Thank you for this. You articulated why I love this movie.

[@SumDumGy]

There are things to love. Sadly, I think there are more things to dislike, fear and confuse.

[@willbarden9331]

+Tim Walden interesting. I feel the opposite

[@SumDumGy]

+The Dude I wish I did, too, but so far, I don't. I will be giving the Ultimate Cut a chance in the hope that it'll fulfill my wish. I already have it on preorder.

[@Kohinoor1994]

Such a great video, you nailed it!

[@supermagnumable]

You are a god, this deserves way more views.

[@2013venjix]

WELL PUT! THANK YOU NerdNest! I've saw the film on opening day & again last week & it was spectacular & epic. A film that is decades in the making. Zack Synder brought the 2 together on film & although his work is not done yet, he did it. So anyway, thank you for this video.

[@TheStargazer0118]

Very well said. I went to the theater with doubts about the quality of the movie, but ended up loving it. I'm so glad it tackles very serious and realistic themes about the world we live in and about human nature. This film captures my imagination like no Marvel film ever could, except X-Men. Bravo DC.

[@giannieg]

I guess you could say "like no MCU film ever did", but that would make your mindset pretty obvious, wouldn't it?

[@giannieg]

Tehsupercow Aww, you've been following me around here? You shouldn't have. :3

[@CatMaster90001]

You weren't just reading my mind with every wonderful, completely accurate thing you said about the movie... You were reading my heart. If I wasn't in a relationship right now, I would totally kiss you for being so on-point.

[@spasebar]

this is pretty much what I think. yes, the movie have issues, we know that, but it has great things too, things that were pretty damn well made

[@jesabr12]

*claps for eternity*

[@jesabr12]

Tim Walden Trolls make me laugh. Thanks for making my day loser :D

[@THEDARKCLAW]

Wow thank you no one said it any better then you I hope everyone behind BvS sees this you get it !

[@H3Y0o]

And also, not to forgot to thank Batman v Superman for teaching us never to believe in what other people's judgement are, not until you unravel it yourself.

[@gngnome]

Thank you for saying what I have been trying to for 2 weeks. Two weeks with a couple of repeat viewings, plenty of internet arguments and discussions and not being able to stop thinking about this film.

[@ahmedtalaat9227]

BVS has become my new favorite movie since i watched it in theatre

[@itsaashish]

Thank you for making this video. It's everything I hoped for. BVS is a masterpiece and people will realize it in the years to come.

[@christianyzuly787]

thanks for showing them on their lowest point of their life and showing us rise to greatness... well fucking said

[@eaglestrike1000]

This is the "Batman vs. Superman" movie we need, not what we want.

[@LyricalXilence]

Good gawd. Thank you. I loved this movie but I liked how deep your thoughts are and explaining how deep this movie is.

[@PhoenixDaNerdette]

At least you've acknowledged it's flaws. But, you've went into the commentary about the themes that were explored in the film. Loved this commentary.

[@PaleRiderK]

I wholeheartedly agree!

[@rexbitten]

Here it is almost 3 years since this movie came out . I loved it when i saw it (even moreso with the extended version) and still do today. I'm thankful for the film as well.

[@xenonative3784]

Bravo. I couldnt have put it better myself. Thank you for making this vid!!

[@ndo533]

Thank you, This just wasnt a superhero film...it was a Drama, with rich superhero characters (with lots of scenes cut for the theatrical cut). At times it was like watching a stage play. Stoic, unreserved, and yes...unapologetic. The characters were allowed to be a complete mess of themselves...but apparently people just want their superheroes to shut up, smile and save the day. Business as usual Thank you Zack Snyder for giving us a MOVIE and challenging the narrative on what a film starring superpowered God-like beings should be.

[@AReallyScaryGhost]

Is that a Funhaus shirt?

[@NerdNestchannel]

+AReallyScaryGhost It is! I was kind of hoping that someone would notice. -SM

[@Ityka023]

#ZackSnyderJusticeLeague #TheSnyderCut #UsUnited #HBOMaX #RestoreTheSnyderVerse

[@muhaha777]

30 seconds in you already had my sub. And I very much agree with everything you say in this video. Shame though that WB is now taking more power in deciding what will happen with the future of the DCEU and not leaving it up to directors to pursue the vision of what the films should be.

[@tententagidim]

Thank you for this!

[@CTR_ALT_MAKIMA]

Today, is a day for truth. People have hated this movie, hated what they don't understand. Hate corrupts and absolute hatred corrupts absolutely.

[@KirPinkFury]

Thank you for this. Love Batman v Superman!!

[@bishopruss1316]

love the video. Thank you for being a voice to the people that actually enjoyed this film.

[@TheDissident77]

In the inevitable comparisons between BvS and Civil War something she alluded to clinched a thought I had. In most Marvel movies, the inner turmoil seems not so deep. They hear and see that there's concern over their behaviors and actions but the hero's themselves seldom truly seem troubled or torn. So the question of their actions is mostly external. In BvS, MoS and even the TDK trilogy, the turmoil and concern over their actions is as strong or even stronger internally than is externally. Superman, him not being a smiley Superman to me is bc even though he knows he's an alien, knows he has powers, he is developmentally, psychologically, spiritually a HUMAN. He grew up human, with human interactions, as things started to happen to him, he questioned it as most human children do: with trepidation, fear, alienation(no pun intended). Because EVERYTHING he knew was from the human perspective, so he wasn't sure who he was, where he fit and when he did own it he still, no matter how sure he was of his powers, he still sees everything as a HUMAN, because even if he 'knows' he's not, his entire frame of reference, his experience growing up is as a HUMAN. So he questions his place, his purpose and his motives etc. He's lost but knows he should do good. Batman(Affleck) is lost too and has decided to go the whole way in his attempt to stop crime i.e. killing.

[@VictorCarrera97]

thank you so much.. you killed it..

[@dallasspears7]

Wow, so well spoken!! Thank you!

[@loganmoody2793]

I agree completely.it's a Shane how this movie gets unfairly bashed.I saw it 3 times & loved it.been a comic fanatic for 38 yrs and finally my dream movie happened.it has some problems but the good outweighs the bad

[@kevincheadle7946]

wow i whole heartedly agree with her expressions

[@ryyyyyyyyyu]

*clap clap clap*

[@kevklash]

I absolutely love this film. One of my all time favorite movies. Your points of view are very solid and I agree a 100%. This video needs more views.

[@domthesupa]

thank you bvs

[@clannoire]

I think this was very elouquently expressed and I like how you don't waste your words :) I also liked your closing statement about how Clark and Bruce rose out of their individual darkness, together.

[@fabianadiniz4216]

You're officially my hero. you said everything that should be said. I loved the movie and all the darkness around it and to know that other people see it too, means a lot. Amazing video

[@Amonkai]

and thank you for making this vídeo se all know the movie is not perfect but didnt reserve a 28% rating

[@Dangerous2099]

+Amonkai The thing is tho, this chick says BvS has depth, but the story is about as deep as a tiny tots paddling pool, and the character motivations are similarly shallow. Civil War is a comicbook film were the characters have actual depth and the motivations makes sense. Two things BvS failed at.

[@zayan1996]

+Dangerous2099 the thing is civil war and marvel movies are good at attracting general audience they are easy to understand where as bvs was made for purely fans only who understands the movie will get how beautifully it was made i can see why people didn't liked the movie compared to marvel films because it was so focus on sourse material no general audience understood that i know movie had some problems major one was phasing and editing rather than that its was perfect better than dark knight for me

[@Amonkai]

+zayan syed yup

[@Dangerous2099]

zayan syed Have you seen Civil War? It has a real deep multi layered story that you don't fully understand till near the very end. You are right about Marvel films appealing to general audiences as much as they do to fans- this is something DC will be wanting to learn from after the relative failure of BvS trust me. I am also a fan of DC comics, the two stories that BvS borrowed heavily off were The Dark Knight Returns & The Death of Superman. I own both stories and have read them multiple times, both of them were 'beautifully made', but BvS was not beautifully made at all. It was really ham fisted and forced, key characters were portrayed incorrectly and the story/character motivations made no sense.

[@residentgrigo4701]

+Amonkai It deserves a 85%, as of now. The actual score as a 4,9/10 btw. Sigh.

[@james7011203]

I really appreciate the brave , unique and realistic way of representation of BVS in comic genre.I always wanted the DC comics to be taken seriously.I also agree with you.Just waiting for the biggest blockbuster Justice League.Just make it awesome Zack.

[@surenbaron4005]

For Me as a Comic Book/Graphic Novel Writer,BVS Is Really Good Movie

[@vgoncalves1985]

This video made my day. Thank you.

[@dietrickholliday4188]

watching Batman v Superman is like watching a foreign film you like what you're seeing, you're just not sure why you're seeing it

[@brianwest1155]

Congratulations. Good for speaking out.

[@jonathandurham5031]

Excellent observations: "demands your attention" stood out to me, and I had the same experience when I first saw it, and because I had been so used to movies that didn't require your focus, I had to view it several times to fully grasp everything Snyder was saying, not just in dialogue and plot, but through his visuals and parallels. It has flaws for sure, but it reveals so much through repeat viewing, and that adds great value to a film's quality.

[@NoThankYouToo]

Bravo!! Beautifully put.

[@christenn32]

Thank you for making this video😃

[@robertmexico74]

@NerdNest - Thank you for the inspirational words. Skillful thinking isn't lost afterall. Thanks for everything.

[@ShogunV]

And lastly, thank you for making this well articulated video.

[@gammabase]

I too love this film ,,and agree with your very insightful comments,,,but what I really love is the visuals of zac ,,,total eye candy

[@himelbahar5819]

Couldn't agree more. Thank you for your awesome review.

[@SlashWolf001]

Thank YOU for making this video, Agree with everything you said. BvS demands that people pay attention to what characters say and do & demands that people think critically about what's going on. This is why Lex's motivation & the reason why Batman kills/brands criminals in this movie went over people's heads. They didn't listen & think about what the characters said & did. Lot's of people went in expecting a mind-numbingly simple fun popcorn flick with no thinking required.

[@edselcalleja5781]

That bothers me a little because it means that critics and most moviegoers now expect superhero movies to follow a set standard

[@edselcalleja5781]

basically the whole it has to follow the marvel movie formula is like the comics code all over again. if you think about it during the silver age DC followed the comics code which parents approved of making them popular while marvel for the most part did not, now the whole thing is reversed with their cinematic universe.

[@SlashWolf001]

+Edsel Calleja You're right most critics / moviegoers now expect every comic book movie to be exactly like the Marvel formula, which sucks. Hopefully after enough DC movies come out more people begin to see that comic book movies can done in different ways

[@karamsingh982]

I totally agree and thank BVS for being a fantastic music and taking risks

[@boulalkadour7819]

this movie is dark and heavy , and i love it , that's why i love dc more than marvel

[@TaniaMFC]

Thank You. You're amazing.

[@HollowJGB]

very well put, i loved the film as well

[@demonocusmetalocus3558]

for years people have said they wanted superhero movies to be darker and taken more seriously and when we finally get a serious take on a superhero movie people hate it

[@etd213]

You are so right! Thank you for making this video :D

[@michaelwayman9600]

I love you, thank you so much for this video, keep up the good work

[@Hiphopgeek86]

Very We said. I totally agree with everything you said. You just got yourself a new subscriber.

[@nebulera]

Brilliantly said 👌

[@greigmonkpics]

This was awesome! I will do a video on your video.

[@TheDailyFlare]

Thaaaaank you been saying the same

[@joaothomazini]

Thank you NerdNest, awesome review!

[@juliusarchibaldiv3880]

As someone who is a fan of neither Batman or Superman, I enjoyed this movie and totally agree with you. What I also took from the movie are characters coming to terms with their places in the order of schemes. Superman and "What must I do to be accepted?" and Batman with what must I do to protect this world from them?

[@nii9830]

Well said.Just Brilliant

[@BigAngBaracus]

Here I am, Christmas morning, still caring about this movie enough to click on KZbin videos about it. And to feel relieved that I'm not the only one. The hate was overwhelming and sometimes I still wonder why it was received so negatively.

[@月-o3l]

I love to See Batman raised up again at the end of the movie.

[@slcmof]

Great video!!

[@thebitcoinmuse]

Lovely. Thank you for sharing.

[@charleslowe8701]

THANK YOU BVS.I needed the rest and that was the BEST nap ive ever had!!