How To Fix DC

@KikinGonzalez - Thanks maaan!

Hmm, I could do some transcribing... That seems like it would be a lot of work... Yeah, I'll think about it :P

@Doom303 - Me too. There are so many great stories and so many great characters in DC that I really wish they could somehow translate into great films. I think they need to be inspired by the comics and the characters rather than try so hard to wow the audience or insert very specific scenes or moments from the comics. They did that too much in BvS, and as you said, it's hard for the audience to care about the gravity of a scene if they aren't given time to care about and invest it the characters.

It would be like if Marvel would have had Iron Man and Cap square off in the second movie. It just would have been too soon. The audience is very familiar with the Batman and Superman characters from previous films and pop culture and comics. But I feel they need to be clearly defined in THIS cinematic universe, along with their motivations for their actions. We had very little to explain why Batman had gone nuts. That was a big problem for me. I could surmise it had something to do with a past Robin, and years of fighting maniacs that constantly got out of jail after being caught. But my non-comic reading friends were very confused. Much of this movie could be assumed to make sense if you are familiar with the comics, but it definitely confused a lot of the folks who just want to watch a good movie.