Most Literarily Competent Superhero Movie EVER

Rating: 10/10 (4 June 2017)

As a lover of literature and film, I have found Hollywood lacking in its treatment of the Superhero genre. I am fresh from a night out at a 3D showing of Wonder Woman, and it is another example of the poor writing in this genre.
Frankly, BvS is the only film in this genre with literary elements of irony: morally flawed and conflicted heroes. We also are swept away to a universe in which we witness, from the first person perspective of Superman, discrimination against a so- called alien, Superman himself, the result of which is a degree of confusion. After all, this alien looks just like us.
Adding to the film's moral complexity, in the midst of their antipathy, Batman manages sensitivity for Superman's mother, having lost his own (as comic book readers would know from external sources).
Overall, this is a film rich in its presentation of these characters as complex, vulnerable beings. The critics be damned!! See this, if you already have not!!