How Can Batman Vs. Superman Might Be A Silly Idea

Why Batman v. Superman Might be a Silly Idea
By: @ardi_pram I understand that most people want a fresh start in a new year. Indeed, people like to read a motivational article which arduous and vigorously inspirational. However, giving motivations is not my area of expert and I am more into movies. This year, I personally think that the most prominent issue in a cinematic industry is whether Batman v. Superman will meet expectation or, vice versa, will be noted in history among the biggest flop. When Marvel announced its intention to bring the Avengers into Silver Screen, most people underestimate it since they believe there were too many obstacles to ensure that this superhero flicks will not degraded into such a messy actions full of CGI. Surprisingly Marvel successfully did it justice and even made it above expectation. The first Avengers movie later is a proof that assembling different superheroes that have its own franchise into one screen is possible. Understandably, DC comics competitively initiate its own cinematic universe after comfortably put all energy on ‘The Dark Knight Trilogy’. ‘Batman v. Superman’ is the first step to start DC Cinematic Universe. Avengers’ success, in my opinion, has raising expectation of ‘Batman v. Superman’ in a critical level. I noticed people are too optimistic with the prospect of ‘Batman v.

Superman’ trailer is considered a huge mistake. There is debate whether the trailer showed the core plot of ‘Batman v. Superman’ too much. Even if the trailer does not show much, the meta-plot that we watched through the trailer is too simple and cannot help people from thinking that ‘Batman v. Superman’ considered as a rip off of ‘The Avenger’. If only the rumor is true that Christian Bale will return as the real Batman and Ben Affleck’s Batman is actually fake Batman—which rumor said he will play Deathstroke—the judgment to the plot will change dramatically. I honestly hope that Bale will