A Modern Staple of Pop Culture

Rating: 8/10 (29 December 2016)

Soft piano resonates the humanity sandwiched between the psychopathic personas and puzzled slaves of the modern world...
A modern world vividly captured within the subtle ambient score of The Social Network, and so often casting the world of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
Despite clear skill by those involved in the production of this film, the lofty ambitions characterized in the creative risks of this film wind up let down by the dialogue pacing, which very well may be due to the horrible screenwriters translation.
Struggling dialogue pace may distract many, yet 'Doomsday, the Rise and Fall of Superman' exceeds in the quiet moments where comically contrasting cinematography helps paint the vague abstract sense of how the screenwriter perceived the comics.
For a Sin City esque film to become a pop culture staple is remarkable in and of itself, in my eyes this film offers a fresh entry into the comic book film noir.