Batman v Superman is a classic tale of battle between two different beings whose sense of perceiving and living are suffering through immense pain and controversies

Rating: 10/10 (29 March 2016)

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is the wrong title. It should've been Dawn of Justice. It ain't always about substance. In this case, Zack Snyder remains as consistent as ever and true to form, delivering a visual spectacle whose grandiose action sequences rival the biggest blockbusters Hollywood can ever offer. I'm not angry but shaken that critics can't see past the marvel formula. The theme, mood and pace that Zack Snyder often likes to make has become my favorite as in i'd like to see much more movies with this much dark, strengthened, gloomy and over saturated colors. This movie is unsettling and incomplete as it proceeds to something much bigger than the greatest gladiator match in the history of the world, but it was the need of this film. For first time in my life I've seen perfect unsettlement and perfect incompleteness in any movie. Maybe people expected a Bat v Supes and got a platform for the Justice League. Why see it as a movie when the director and the makers of the film want you to get inspired by its characters, to think a little more on why not to lose hope, to make the practicality and reality out of Fantasy, to observe the beauty of slow paced visual narration and unreal world we're hallucinated to live in with hope coming back anyway. Hope may be Superman's symbol but today i saw Batman symbolizing hope in a different manner in this cruel atmosphere. I did not see a film with heroes fighting instead i lived in a sensation between fear, rage, powerlessness, and the thing that unites us- HOPE to start again at any moment of failure. ZACK man you're new Best. It's not a feel good colorful movie which promises on entertainment or philosophies but it's based on possibilities of gray shades in lives that stands with dullness in color and momentarily silence. Bruce Wayne's hope monologue made me cry. And I'm speaking my heart out on Dawn of justice as i was waiting for this movie for more than 2 years and also i wasn't a film intellect in my Dark Knight years. Why compare Nolan's philosophical representative to Zack's presentation. Well Zack has an edge over Nolan because of his clarity in visual interpretation. I'm not writing this for you to agree or not to agree but i'd like you to see this movie not to analyze narrative or film style but to have the feeling of powerlessness and extemporaneous. Don't be disappointed be moved be inspired. We kill, we betray, we war but one thing holds my back...we start again and again to make things fine.