JWeinCom said:
It also seems to be very common for people to try and strawman opposing arguments to make them seem less valid. People have offered plenty of legitimate reasons to have doubted the film that go far beyond differences between the MCU and Ben Affleck. Critics actually seem unanimous in their praise for Affleck, and they still didn't like the movie. |
It's clearly a matter of what people expect from a comic book movie.
And many of those critics expected or hope for a Mavel style movie. Just like MoS they are complain using a idealised image of what Superman and Batman should be or should do. Remember how some complained that the Batmobile had guns... but even Nolan's had gun.
There is no scape from that unless one make a master piece like The Dark Knight. It's not a easy task.
You should whatch "The death of Superman Lives". Studios are usualy very afraid of taking risk. And just like SW TFA showed it pays off doing the basics.
