LOL!

@RandomDCdude yeah except it makes sense that Tony would create Ultron, it doesn't betray years worth of comics mythology.

Batman snapping a soldiers neck goes against his primary principle and it's been explicitly established for years.

Try harder with your 'puff' comments

Well you made some mistakes there.
I agree that Lex is pretty anoying, but theres not anything else you are right about.
First you don't know if its a gun and if it is what kind. In TDKR we show a gun, but it was something different. If its a gun then it wont fire bullets, but something else to stop doomsday or superman. It shape like a gun because thats the best way to aim.
Why would Clarke care about the rich. He cares more about the world problems. I doubt he even knew who Luthor was.
In what part did they show Batman and Superman working together? They show them fight, but the only "working together" in the trailer was when supes asks bats if ww was with him.
The "snaps a dude's neck" its in the same place that we see flying monsters fly around and its probably out of context so lets wait and see.
Doomsday looks like shit.
I respect your opinion, but the things you said are wrong.

an alien refugee from Kansas who grew up on a farm needn't know that it's Bruce Wayne by seeing his face, but he did recognize the name, which is something. Most people in New York City don't know who Chris Pratt is, OR recognize his face.

"Why I Won't Be Seeing Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice"

@DrDoom I follow the studio system. One for them, one for me. This was one for me.

you honestly didnt think they would team up by the end of the movie? i call bullshit

This BvS trailer simply brought us back to reality.
For a minute we believed that Snyder wouldn't numb our brains with another piece of garbage like MOS. Sadly he has shit the bed again.

I'll see you in chat @Hulksta.

@DerekLake Thanks for being civil

1) I'm not against humor but I am against it being poorly executed. Now, you can say it's the trailer but this is a small snippet and representation of the film itself. So from where I stand, the film has a high chance of also being this messy.

2) We don't know this is a dream sequence. I'm willing to suspend disbelief (albeit briefly) that the gun doesn't contain bullets.

3) Clark is a reporter, and Bruce is a CEO, Billionare; and has the whole tragic story thing. These two should know eachother.

4) That doesn't make sense with the themes of the film though. The first trailer painted Supes as a martyr, but they still show people worshipping him. It's weird and hasn't been properly explained

5) Well you can say people knew that but still, they should've refrained somewhat. I mean, I know Spider-Man is in Civil War but I don't need to see him in a trailer.

@Hulksta

1) I think the issue here is mostly in how the trailer is cut to show off the lighter moments. The trailer creates the heightened tension and then breaks it up, or frames the Bats/Supes confusion re: Wonder Woman without any real context. Ultimately we'll have to see just how Lex is portrayed in the context of the film's overall tone, but I mostly felt that this trailer was less indicative of the film's tone, simply given how it was edited.

2)The desert scenes are most definitely a dream sequence. The way in which the other scenes portray Superman and Batman, and the scenes that outline Clark's issue with Batman and Batman's issue with Superman is entirely against the desert scenes' portrayal of Superman as tyrant and Batman as freedom fighter. As for the scenes with Batman using artillery and guns (Batwing and third act gun), those are most likely NOT dream sequences. It would seem that this is taking a page from the Keaton and Bale Batmen, who used real ammunition for various purposes.

3) Consider that Clark would have entered the Daily Planet at the lowest level. At the end of Man of Steel, Perry calls Clark their "new stringer" -- From Wikipedia:

"In journalism, a stringer is a freelance journalist or photographer who contributes reports or photos to a news organization on an ongoing basis but is paid individually for each piece of published or broadcast work. As freelancers, stringers do not receive a regular salary and the amount and type of work is typically voluntary."

So if you can imagine, it might take Clark two years just to become a reporter experienced enough to start taking on high-profile events, such as this one. Clark clearly recognizes the name, but it is not a stretch to imagine that he's never actually seen Bruce Wayne (or even a picture of him), especially considering that he spends most of his time as Superman in various places around the world. It is also likely that Bruce Wayne isn't very photogenic; note how he starts to walk away from Clark as soon as the latter introduces himself, almost as though he can't be bothered with the journalist. So there are a number of reasons why Clark may not recognize Bruce Wayne by face.

4) The teaser trailer was actually quite balanced on the different opinions on Superman, even if it ended with the negative. It only showed the negative responses, but if you listen closely, it's pretty clear that most people think favorably of him, with a relatively small but vocal minority hating him (consider the small size of the Capitol Building protest crowd, and the vandalism of the statue). Nothing has been presented that contradicts what was said in this trailer. You don't label a false god someone who only enjoys limited popularity. The fact is, between the stopping of the World Engine and Zod, and the saving acts he's been doing in the past two years, the world is awed by what he can do, and appreciative because he does so much good.

5) I agree that they should have been more selective with what they showed of the final act. Although they needed to show more of Wonder Woman, they could have been smarter about it. That said, I really do think this and much of the trailer was designed to address all of the criticisms that BvS is too grim and "realistic", or that Batman and Superman shouldn't be enemies, or that Wonder Woman is only here to set up Justice League. The trailer showcased both the humor and the more comic-booky elements, it showed both the reasons for conflict and the team up between Superman and Batman, and it showed that Wonder Woman is needed to help Superman and Batman take down Doomsday. I thought much of that criticism was stupid and ignorant, but it's clear that WB thought it was important enough to address.

@clarkman I get your point but Chris Terrio is writing, not Goyer. That got me enthusiastic...until I saw the trailer.

@clarkman with Goyer being attached to TDK trilogy, I think he will still be quite involved and I was hoping this trailer would be free of the more Goyer-ish elements but sadly they're still there.

Also, there was that leaked script a while back. I read that and it was hot trash. This trailer seems to confirm a lot of that script are still in the film. Sadly.