Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice instal the last version for ipod

Like many people, not only was I confounded by a narrative that didn't make much sense, but I was also disturbed by the sight of a Batman indiscriminately killing bad guys, an unhinged and completely psychotic Lex Luthor who seemed more like a Joker knockoff than Superman's primary antagonist who has been canonically presented as more of a criminal mastermind than a raving lunatic, a main event that amounts to a petty and immature playground scuffle between man-boys, and a stupefying reveal at the conclusion of that titular slugfest concerning the shared names of the battling boys' mothers that reeked of poor imagination and overreliance on silly coincidences to move the story forward. I first saw this in the theater and was massively disappointed by what I thought was a confusing and poorly constructed mess, crafted by a filmmaker who didn't fundamentally understand the source material.

Immeasurably better than the deeply flawed theatrical version in terms of narrative coherence, character development, and thematic depth, Batman V Superman is an epic and revelatory achievement and one of the few truly 'mytho-poetic' features in the genre that was criminally underserved by inept studio interference that borders on outright malfeasance and character assassination of its controversial and visionary filmmaker, Zack Snyder.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice instal the last version for ipod