Continuity mistake: When Batman goes to save Martha, he pulls the wooden box with his gun and throws it at one bad guy. The guy's head hits the wall, leaving blood. Later on, you still can see the dead guy but there is no blood on the wall any more. The blood appears again when Batman is about to finish off the last person who was stabbed and pinned against the wall. (02:17:30 - 02:18:35)
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)
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Directed by: Zack Snyder
Starring: Ben Affleck, Jeremy Irons, Diane Lane, Amy Adams, Jesse Eisenberg, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Henry Cavill, Gal Gadot, Lauren Cohan
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Overall an improvement over "Man of Steel, " having a justifiable dark tone and great additions to the cast such as Ben Affleck and Jeremy Irons. The film is certainly not without its flaws however, not the least of which is Jesse Eisenberg's cringe-worthy and miscast performance as Lex Luthor. Plus, the way the whole "Martha" scene is initiated is really clunky.
Underrated.
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Chosen answer: The beginning is Bruce Wayne's perspective of the events that occurred in the movie "Man of Steel" when Superman and General Zod are fighting (if you haven't seen it, it would explain a lot of BvS events). It's General Zod's ship and the phantom drive. It cuts to 18 months later. Supermen is called to testify in front of a congressional hearing because of his vigilantism over the past 18 months and people are concerned about his actions (like the events in Africa) since he's an all-powerful alien with no way for the people to stop him, so they're very nervous. Bruce seems to blame Superman more than anyone though for the destruction and death of people he knew (and tried to save) because if Superman wasn't on Earth, Zod wouldn't have come to Earth, etc.
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