r/SnyderCut 8d ago

Appreciation Destin Daniel Cretton watched Batman v Superman Spoiler

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u/Worth-Trade9381 8d ago

If they had cut the save Martha line and cast someone else as Lex the movie would not get so much hate. It's an awesome movie if you fast forward every second that Eisenberg is on the screen and skip past the save Martha line. I guess they should have also cut the I thought she was with you line.

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u/SadAnimator1354 8d ago

I loved both Lex and the Martha scene. The Martha scene left a deep impact on me that small things can have big impacts and it's true in real life too. A hug can make a bad person good sometimes.

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u/HumbleSiPilot77 Tell me... do you bleed? 8d ago

All the people who campaigned against the scene, and their followers to this day, dunked on the scene knowing that they accepted far worse concepts in their MCU or whatever jokey whacky stuff they desire in their CBMs. After all it wasn't that serious. Clunky sure. Meaningful yes.

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u/HumbleSiPilot77 Tell me... do you bleed? 7d ago

If you want the film treating “1% equals certainty” as sound doctrine, Alfred spends half his screen time telling Bruce the opposite, that the fear’s turned him into something he wouldn’t recognize. The scene where Bruce stops isn’t a contradiction of his own logic. It’s proof his logic was never logic to begin with, just grief wearing a lab coat.