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Here's a couple more: The actor that played Jimmy Olsen, Michael Cassidy, also played Lex's brother on Smallville. Joe Morton, Silas Stone, also had a role on Smallville as Dr. Steven Hamilton. The movie theater at the beginning of the film has blurred Star Wars poster. The theater was playing Excalibur. Superman and Doomsday kill each other just like the ending of Excalibur. Wallace had Action Comics #1 on his wall. Perry White tells Clark this isn't 1938. Superman debuted in 1938. Perry White also calls Smallville which has been Clark's nickname in many series. In the Wayne Family Tomb, Alan Wayne has a tomb which is a reference to the Court of Owls. If you look at the painting at the end of movie, it looks like Darkseid's face. Also Angels are battling demons which is what the Justice League will be doing. Patrick Wilson (Nite Owl) was the voice of the President of the United States. Jeffrey Dean Morgan (The Comedian) was Bruce's father. Carla Gugino (Silk Spectre) was the voice of the Kryptonian ship. Jonathan Kent's story is a reverse version of The Labors of Hercules story. Terri is a big fan of Greek mythology. When Bruce chases after Diana there is a serving cart with the Temple of Zeus on it. When people are going through security at the courthouse, the machines do the same sound as Christopher Reeves Superman's X-Ray vision. There was a reference to Gods that can throw lighting like Black Adam, Shazam and Zeus. In Injustice Gods Among Us, Superman rips out the Joker's heart out. In the nightmare sequence he rips out Batman's heart out. Jonathan Kent mentions the Lang family farm in the story. A reference to Lana Lang. One of the protesters outside the courthouse was dressed like classic Superboy.
+Caleb J i absolutely loved the movie as well and i went to see it with very low expectations. Conclusions:last time i read stupid reviews of haters who are thinking about overcomplicated stuffs for...no fucking reason expect being a "film critic". The most funny i saw:"the movie is confusing,there are too many stories with no sense" . What the hell?Are these people monkeys or something ?It was damn easy to understand there is almost no downtime so the movie is not letting you in the dark wondering what's happening. Anw,critics sucks,the movie should be seen without taking care of them because it won't fit anyone.
+Giovanni Alckmim Russo `THANK YOU. I'm so sick of people complaining about the killing. Honestly, this film had its severe flaws, but I always felt like the "no kill" rule had no place in a live action movie universe attempting to remain somewhat grounded in reality. I mean, take the car chase in the movie for the Kryptonite. How was Batman gonna do that without killing a few people? I don't mind it in the comics, where realism is turned away at the door, but the movies can't do that without seeming childish and silly.
Alan Lozano There's a difference between killing people because you have a mission and they're getting in the way, leaving you with no other option, and killing someone you CAN imprison just to stop them committing future crimes. Just because Batman does column A doesn't mean he does column B, which is much more akin to murder. If Batman can imprison a criminal, he still will, even if he is open to killing in certain scenarios.
I don't think anyone's noticed that as Bruce is running toward the collapsed buildings and the dust clears, a horse appears seemingly from nowhere. Presumably from a mounted policeman, but I immediately assumed it was an easter egg from the dark night returns' scene where the power is out in most of Gotham and batman is riding a horse instead of the bat mobile, bad ass. Good vid bro!
James, there's a reference to a comic called "The Case of the People vs Superman" when he is being trialled. That comic was centred around the story of a young girl who accuses Superman of killing his mother, but it turns out he actually didn't. In this movie, he is accused of killing that terrorist at the beginning when he is threatening Lois Lane, but as you know he actuaslly killed him.
He didn't kill him and that's not what the trial was about. It was about those people who KGBeast and his team killed, whose army in turn took vengeange on a nearby village. Superman says "I didn't kill those men" implying that he also didn't kill that guy he tackled.
(Spoiler Alert) The #1 "Easter" Egg was the actual release date if you consider the religious images presented in both Man of Steel and in Dawn of Justice. With all the talk from Lex about killing "God" I believe the choice of this particular weekend was precisely planned.
when alfred said "it could be some sort of PHANTASM" was the best easter egg..hinting at a potential batman movie storyline based on the batman animated movie "the mask of the phantasm"
This movie was awesome! I didn't think it had pacing issues at all it's just telling a lot of stories. The story was solid, and all of the characters felt like their comic counterparts(with the exception of Lex). Lex never felt like he wasn't Lex, he was a different interpretation, but not a bad one. He had the core elements of the character there. A solid 9.5/10
Batman quotes "Every Breath You Take" by The Police when he confronts Lex Luthor in the holding cell at the end. Also, I loved the movie. It made me laugh from joy and made me cry. It made me happy. I loved it
I love how it's actually Easter Sunday when you upload this A couple that you missed Perry White refers to Batman as A "God-Damn Bat-thing" A reference to that Batman story that everyone hates. (I'm not naming it) Also, when Bruce is talking to Clark he says "Daily planet, do I own this one or is that the other guy?" Both Bruce Wayne and Lex Luthor have owned the Daily Planet according to Google, at first I thought "The other guy" Might have been Oliver Queen
We can't ever have the red hood movie because that movie is about batmans fight against Todd on whether bad guys should be killed or not but batman freaking kills everyone so that ideological battle can't ever happen
+chewblackariver probably won't because Snyder released a statement saying "batman isn't killing, by just die indirect,y because of him. He blows up of car and people are next to him, oh well that's their problem"
There might have been another nod to the Christopher Reeve Superman movies when Bruce Wayne makes the remark about "every time your hero saves a cat out of a tree your paper writes a puff piece editorial..." There was a scene in a previous Superman movie devoted to him saving a cat from a tree.
There was also Lex's terrible reference to A Streetcar Named Desire when he says in a southern accent that they will no longer need to rely on the kindness of Superman, and KGBeast's terrible line of "It's time to say goodbye, and every time we say goodbye you die a little."
This film is getting unfair criticism from people who were ready to hate it the moment it was announced. It's a very flawed film but it doesn't deserve the reviews it's getting. I'd rather watch 2 and half hours of a film that tries to do something new but fails in some areas, than a paint by numbers film like TFA that does absolutely nothing new, and just rehashes what was done previously.
You missed Bruce Wayne speaking in Russian to the Russian at the bar and directly referencing the Russian Ballerina he took on a double date with Rachel Dawes and Harvey Dent in The Dark Knight.
it gave him some character development and some much needed layers to bruce. bruce is mentally unstable and jaded from all the losses over the years, and the robin suit could signify his breaking point. the batman we see in the film doesn't go out of his way to kill anyone, but he doesn't go out of his way to prevent their deaths either-- he has a mission to do and he will get it done by any means. if he is attacked by lethal force, he will return the gesture because in his eyes that person just demonstrated their potential to harm others and, thus, their safety becomes void to him. I know this is a huge deviation from the classic batman ideologies, but by the end of the movie he gives a little speech to diana (wonder woman) about how they can become better now (paraphrasing) and demonstrates this with lex in his jail cell when he decides not to brand him. So in the end he has returned to the status quo of not killing. if in the next movie he is still killing then i will 100% agree there is an issue, but for now i think it works well in this ONE film.
+Justin McNeil this is all well and good until you think why didn't he kill the Joker yet who we can already tell absolutely deserves to die. and people say he doesn't go out of his way to kill people but there are a few scenes where this is just not true.
i get what you're saying, but we don't know yet what the deal with that is and i'm sure it will be address in future movies. maybe suicide squad takes place in the past. who knows man. i'm only addressing what happens within this one movie, since thats all we have. the rest is speculation.
Actually, the Solomon on the tombstone is referring to Solomon Wayne. Bruce Wayne great-great-great grandfather who was a judge and promoter of the Old Gotham style of architecture. Solomon was one of the men responsible for the beginnings of Gotham City. Solomon also has a courthouse named after him in Batman: Arkham City. Where you have to Catwoman from Two-Face.
I really didn't like Jesse Eiesenberg as Lex Luther. Nothing against the actor but he wasn't right for the role. He kind of came off as a knock off joker.
+Observer Alternative The movie was not that bad. Plot? It's a movie to kick off the Justice League. IT'S just a movie where Superman and Batman finally find their place in the world. Is it that hard to understand. Coming from a comic book reader point of view. Not a critic. This movie serves as a kick off to start the whole DCEU.
at clarks funeral at the end a heartbeat was played over the top which is similar to how the dark knight returns ends with it showing a heart rate machine at bruce's funeral to show he is still alive
If Marvel kills off captain America DC: HA that's right, Marvel, we killed off one of our title characters, We have BALLS!!! WATCHA GONNA DO?! *Marvel kills off Captain America* DC: ..........shit......well, we tried.
+decmoyles I'm not a Marvel fanboy I like both, I'm probably one of the few people who thought BvS was good, it had its flaws...and BIG flaws but it was a decent popcorn movie imo
Show me one negative review of BvS that isn't a generic 'too many characters' 'I don't know about comics so I didn't get the film' 'I'm a marvel fan boy' review
+Hasan Ates Well you could check out Mr Sunday's which wasn't exactly glowing, or Jeremy Jahns, or the Schmoes Know, or Chris Stuckman, or Jon Schnepp. Or you could just do you and like the movie regardless of what anyone says, seems like thats your plan anyhow.
Explain me what was the plan of Lex Luthor about? Why did he wants to kill superman? And why kill batman on the process? How he knows superman secret identity and he's mother? Along with so many plots holes and scenes jumping fast from character to character without any connection, this movie has a lot of issues.
+Hasan Ates My main complaint about the movie is the plot holes, unexplained Batman moral code and the fact that they used Superman's death so fucking early. Plus the trailer spoiled most of it. Oh and the cameos for the other characters were laughable in the way that they were delivered. Now don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the movie, but it could have been *so much* better so easily.
AngryJoeShow spoiler review, he gave it a 5/10 and his three favourite superheroes are Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman. He is a complete DC fanboy and at no point does he say there are too many characters.
Established first that I am a dc fan so I can negate the comeback that I am a marvel fanboy... check. Proceed to spread the hatred for the movie.... begin. I hate the movie, everything in it, the story boards reminds me of reading a super hero comic book, panels after panels in different plots. The seats in the imax theater is unconfortable too, I hate the color of the girl that gave me the tickets... its god damn blue... it should be effing black. The screen seems too bright and the volume is too loud. The glassess is too small and they are in different colors... wtf? We should have rights to lower the volume when we wanted. I am entitled and what I want should be given to me. Fuck Snyder for not explaining everything to me in an organize manner. When 1 is followed by 3 then 5... I got lost when number 2 shows up... It will also be great if the batmobile has blings, dollar signs hobcaps and a neon light underneath. Dont get me wrong, I am a huge dc fan. Insist again that you are a dc fan and you read alot of comics... check Marvel is still the best because they are full of jokes and colorful and witty one liners deserves an oscar. End the post to promote Marvel... check.
the line 'do you bleed? you will' is a reference to 1998's 'Gotham Adventures' series, in issue 61 (which didn't go to print and saw the end of that particular run) Bruce Wayne says it to Vicki Vale just before 'gently' 'exploring' 'main street' with his extendible 'bat pole'.
You missed one. There's a bit where Batman is jumping out of the way of Doomsday and lightning strikes and it's the pose of the cover of the Dark Knight Returns
"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" Can be seen graffitied on the wall when Batman tosses Superman down a building. Translated from latin, it says "Who watches the Watchmen?"
I have an observation I like to make: In the nightmare sequence when Superman has got a hold of Batman his fist pierces through Batman's torso like in Injustice where Superman's fist pierces through the Joker's torso. Even the reason why Superman did this is similar, involving Louise Lane's death. I did it. Found one thing that Sunday Movies' hawk like eyes missed.
I fucking love this channel! Every time there is a Marvel or DC movie, I always go to this channel because I love Easter eggs, references, and cameos. Thank you Mr Sunday Movies for this awesome channel.
Never got credit for coming out with that idea which then became a rumour lol! I mean I wasn't right but the joker was the worst. I mean wow how bad was that!.....Robin becoming joker is an amazing idea, needs to happen in the comics!!!!
Superman's dialogue in the knightmare sequence is lifted from Infinite Crisis, when Earth-2 Lois Lane dies before Earth-2 Superman fighting Earth-1 Superman, including some dialogue which I can't be bothered checking from the trade paperback
Couple of things I noticed - Bruce tells Alfred "we've always been criminals" which I'm sure he said to Superman in The Dark Knight Returns. Lex talks about Prometheus at the party, same as Kev Spacey's Lex does in Superman returns.Also I'm not sure if anyone noticed it, but Batman's suit is a reference to the one from The Dark Knight Returns.
When Bruce Wayne met Clark Kent ,Clark said he is from the Daily Planet and Bruce said '' did I own that or that is the other guy ''Oliver Queen reference ?
You forget to mention Batman's line when he attacks Superman with gaseous kryptonite- "The only thing to fear is fear itself." This is a nod to the Scarecrow's line in Batman Begins when he gasses everyone in Gotham. Just thought I would point that out cause I kind of freaked out in the theater when he said that
Mr Sunday Movies you missed an easter egg at the start of the movie. When bruce waye meets wallace keefe he says "wally" which is a clear reference to wally west aka the kid flash
I liked when there was a Temple of Artemis cake and Lex was talking about ancient Greece at his party whilst Wonder Woman was getting pissed of at him.
There's also a couple of moments that I took as possible references to TDKR. Bruce looking at the horse in the rubble during the Battle of Metropolis and the police horse rearing up on its hind legs at the Capitol building explosion being (very subtle) references to Batman riding a horse during the riots in TDKR
A bit of a stretch maybe but when Superman's face was all disfigured and pale after getting nuked, I thought that may have been a little visual nod to Bizarro, perhaps intentional or unintentional.
Well considering that this was drawing heavily from the dark knight returns, and superman gets all withered from a nuke in the story, I'm going to say it was a reference to that
Another one that no one's talking about: when Batman first appears, branding the criminal, the police chatter mentions the building number is 1939, the same year Batman first appeared in comics. Fun Fact: There's also another 1939 nod in the animated movie Batman vs Robin.
Here's another one, Lex Luthor's "It's a thought to big for your little head" line is actually taken from Dark Knight Returns, when a debate is going on in the news about Batman.
I went into Batman v. Superman with an open mind despite most critics hating on it and I enjoyed this movie more than I expected. I thought the pacing was really good for a 2.5 hour movie. It didn't drag for me at all. The story made sense, but with 2 holes which will be explained in the Wonder Woman and the Justice League movie. Don't listen to the critics. The movie was solid!
Did anyone else notice the theme that plays during the Justice League foreshadowing scenes is very similar to the first few seconds of the Super Friends Cartoon intro?
Just to add, in a scene where Batman jump to a building when attack by Doomsday, and for a fraction of a second he strike a pose that looks like Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns. A tribute perhaps?
It's funny. When you said "and then I'll have an emotional breakdown like-" I thought you were going to say Bandit Incorporated from his Batman V Superman review where he hung himself. Overall, nice video, keep up the awesome work Mr Sunday!
Here's one I haven't seen mentioned anywhere else: Excalibur, the John Boorman movie, can be seen written on the front of the movie theater when Thomas and Martha Wayne are killed, thus locating the scene in 1981 [we see this confirmed as Martha's year of death later on]. At the end of Excalibur, Arthur drags himself along the spear of Mordred, i.e. with it going through him, in order to get close enough to deliver the killing blow to his adversary... Which is exactly what Supes does [kind of!] vs Doomsday! You're welcome.
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so weird snyder actually mentioned your video as a reason why batman kills in bvs.. surreal
Link?
+MoreBoingPlox search batman news or comicbookmovie its on there
+Daskaar Really? Link?
+Chris Douglas comicbook.com/2016/03/24/zack-snyder-explains-why-batman-kills-in-batman-v-superman-dawn-/
seriously?!
Here's a couple more:
The actor that played Jimmy Olsen, Michael Cassidy, also played Lex's brother on Smallville.
Joe Morton, Silas Stone, also had a role on Smallville as Dr. Steven Hamilton.
The movie theater at the beginning of the film has blurred Star Wars poster.
The theater was playing Excalibur. Superman and Doomsday kill each other just like the ending of Excalibur.
Wallace had Action Comics #1 on his wall.
Perry White tells Clark this isn't 1938. Superman debuted in 1938.
Perry White also calls Smallville which has been Clark's nickname in many series.
In the Wayne Family Tomb, Alan Wayne has a tomb which is a reference to the Court of Owls.
If you look at the painting at the end of movie, it looks like Darkseid's face. Also Angels are battling demons which is what the Justice League will be doing.
Patrick Wilson (Nite Owl) was the voice of the President of the United States.
Jeffrey Dean Morgan (The Comedian) was Bruce's father.
Carla Gugino (Silk Spectre) was the voice of the Kryptonian ship.
Jonathan Kent's story is a reverse version of The Labors of Hercules story. Terri is a big fan of Greek mythology.
When Bruce chases after Diana there is a serving cart with the Temple of Zeus on it.
When people are going through security at the courthouse, the machines do the same sound as Christopher Reeves Superman's X-Ray vision.
There was a reference to Gods that can throw lighting like Black Adam, Shazam and Zeus.
In Injustice Gods Among Us, Superman rips out the Joker's heart out. In the nightmare sequence he rips out Batman's heart out.
Jonathan Kent mentions the Lang family farm in the story. A reference to Lana Lang.
One of the protesters outside the courthouse was dressed like classic Superboy.
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+Jose Fernandez lol
The bat on batmans suit is a reference to his alias batman
Spoilers
Nice find man!
Dude you've got a good eye.
henry cavill's face is a reference to how superman has a face in the comics
+Allons-y Alonso Bullshit it is
The suit batman uses to fight superman is possibly a reference to the suit he uses in the comic.
Maybe. No way of knowing.
Thats a bit of a stretch if you ask me
There is no such thing as a Batman comic! He's a completely new original character that Zach Snyder created for this movie.
+Alex Jameson nah its obviously a easter egg for how knights use armour
+SpeedBoost They should make a comic adaptation of this movie but not fully follow the same storyline, just elements of it, that'd be lit
Solomon was a reference to Solomon Wayne, an ancestor of Bruce's
+RaiderGraf Good catch! Was there a reference to Alan Wayne who was killed by the court of owls? The 3D made some of the details hard to read.
+Mr Sunday Movies Why did they hate that movie ? it was the best superhero movie of all time
+Mr Sunday Movies why you watching stuff in 3D? You openly said you hate 3D!!!!
+ZR Lego Dude 777 maybe he watched it in IMAX and that comes with 3D
+Jason the psycho Slasher no
That training montage may be the best thing you've ever done
anyone has ever done😉
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+Stellar Skillz0911 You do realise he was joking, right?
I'm waiting for the fight between aqua man and the little mermaid
Lolz
+Bren Reutter Life is better down where its wetter, under the sea. la la la
aquaman vs nemo
Aquaman vs Spongebob
+rocknerd969 aquaman v mermaid man and barnicle boy
I disagree with everyone so strongly on this movie... I loved it.
same
+Caleb J You are a wise person.
Same
really good movie
+Caleb J i absolutely loved the movie as well and i went to see it with very low expectations.
Conclusions:last time i read stupid reviews of haters who are thinking about overcomplicated stuffs for...no fucking reason expect being a "film critic".
The most funny i saw:"the movie is confusing,there are too many stories with no sense" .
What the hell?Are these people monkeys or something ?It was damn easy to understand there is almost no downtime so the movie is not letting you in the dark wondering what's happening.
Anw,critics sucks,the movie should be seen without taking care of them because it won't fit anyone.
Am I the only one who doesn't give a fuck that Batman killed a few guys in this movie?
Yes.
+Giovanni Alckmim Russo `THANK YOU. I'm so sick of people complaining about the killing. Honestly, this film had its severe flaws, but I always felt like the "no kill" rule had no place in a live action movie universe attempting to remain somewhat grounded in reality. I mean, take the car chase in the movie for the Kryptonite. How was Batman gonna do that without killing a few people?
I don't mind it in the comics, where realism is turned away at the door, but the movies can't do that without seeming childish and silly.
I don't mind at all.
+Scanny524 so why is joker alive, if batman kills people without remorse whats the point of arkham?
Alan Lozano There's a difference between killing people because you have a mission and they're getting in the way, leaving you with no other option, and killing someone you CAN imprison just to stop them committing future crimes. Just because Batman does column A doesn't mean he does column B, which is much more akin to murder.
If Batman can imprison a criminal, he still will, even if he is open to killing in certain scenarios.
How on earth could they do the red hood storyline after batman is a murderer in this universe? Red hood: I want you to kill the joker! Batman: okay.
We saw at the end of BvS that Batman softened, as shown through the lack of bat branding on lex
finally! i thought i was the only one to realize that. damn shame, under the red hood was one of my fave batman story
NeonTime right?
+Scott Summers But the bullets could be rubber, like in the dark knight returns
Elderzeth im sure rubber bullets can't blow up cars
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+Malu Lui Fuck off you spamming piece of dipshitt!
Nobody fucking cares.
+Nikola Erceg chill fam
SPOILER ALERT
Aqua man is not Bruce Wayne
LIAR!!!!
Aquaman is Jason Todd
Ned Stark. "I'll fear the dothraki the day they stop fearing water."
Aqua man/Khal Drogo: UNTIE THE SEVEN!!!!
Need Stark: Shit
WHAT!?!? BIT IN THE COMICS HE IS BRUCE WAYNE WTF DC
NOOOOOOO!!!! D:
Am I the only one that noticed the videos Wonder Woman was watching said property of STAR labs at the bottom right?
No
Nope
+Herge Tintin I feel that was only the Cyborg vid' which certainly makes sense. I could be wrong on that.
+Shawn Ellis I only noticed it then but I figured it would be in all of them.
only the cyborg one did cause its footage of dr stone's work at star labs and most people noticed
I don't think anyone's noticed that as Bruce is running toward the collapsed buildings and the dust clears, a horse appears seemingly from nowhere. Presumably from a mounted policeman, but I immediately assumed it was an easter egg from the dark night returns' scene where the power is out in most of Gotham and batman is riding a horse instead of the bat mobile, bad ass. Good vid bro!
The nuke bit at the end reminded me of iron giant of how he sacrifices himself and says superman
James, there's a reference to a comic called "The Case of the People vs Superman" when he is being trialled.
That comic was centred around the story of a young girl who accuses Superman of killing his mother, but it turns out he actually didn't. In this movie, he is accused of killing that terrorist at the beginning when he is threatening Lois Lane, but as you know he actuaslly killed him.
He didn't kill him and that's not what the trial was about. It was about those people who KGBeast and his team killed, whose army in turn took vengeange on a nearby village.
Superman says "I didn't kill those men" implying that he also didn't kill that guy he tackled.
That training montage is just brilliant.
Superman wears a cape, possibly giving a nod to his outfit in the comics.
Bit of a stretch but I can kinda see it.
Can you imagine Under the Red Hood as a movie in this universe?
"Bruce why isn't he dead"
"Idk man good point"
There was a small Wilhelm scream when Batman blew up one of the cars.
(Spoiler Alert) The #1 "Easter" Egg was the actual release date if you consider the religious images presented in both Man of Steel and in Dawn of Justice. With all the talk from Lex about killing "God" I believe the choice of this particular weekend was precisely planned.
when alfred said "it could be some sort of PHANTASM" was the best easter egg..hinting at a potential batman movie storyline based on the batman animated movie "the mask of the phantasm"
This movie was awesome! I didn't think it had pacing issues at all it's just telling a lot of stories. The story was solid, and all of the characters felt like their comic counterparts(with the exception of Lex). Lex never felt like he wasn't Lex, he was a different interpretation, but not a bad one. He had the core elements of the character there. A solid 9.5/10
Superman looks exactly like bizarro after the nuke
He does
+paul green Thats what I thought and nobody has said that was an Easter Egg
My Dad claims he saw graffiti in the building that said "Who watches the Watchmen?"
You're like the only one who's ads I listen to, cause you're fucking hilarious!
It's not Vicki Vale who introduces Lex at his party. She is credited as "LeBlanc - Library President".
Batman quotes "Every Breath You Take" by The Police when he confronts Lex Luthor in the holding cell at the end.
Also, I loved the movie. It made me laugh from joy and made me cry. It made me happy. I loved it
I love how it's actually Easter Sunday when you upload this
A couple that you missed
Perry White refers to Batman as A "God-Damn Bat-thing"
A reference to that Batman story that everyone hates. (I'm not naming it)
Also, when Bruce is talking to Clark he says "Daily planet, do I own this one or is that the other guy?"
Both Bruce Wayne and Lex Luthor have owned the Daily Planet according to Google,
at first I thought "The other guy" Might have been Oliver Queen
which story?
+Jedi Dark Knight If anyone asks, I never told you
All-Star Batman and Robin
+anawesomechannel Aah! Thanks
+Jedi Dark Knight Just a warning - Don't read it
+anawesomechannel. I've read it... I will say Jim Lee did a great job
Superman shouting "WHERE IS SHE?!" like christian bale in the dark knight trilogy
We can't ever have the red hood movie because that movie is about batmans fight against Todd on whether bad guys should be killed or not but batman freaking kills everyone so that ideological battle can't ever happen
I'd like to see the solo batman movie to be when he was younger and hesitant to kill
+A Classy Dino Named Zanthor the red hood would definitely be post MOS. Just like how WW is .
+chewblackariver probably won't because Snyder released a statement saying "batman isn't killing, by just die indirect,y because of him. He blows up of car and people are next to him, oh well that's their problem"
he fucking stabbed a dude in the chest
+SammyTheShark people can recover from a stab wound, an explosion on the other hand, not so much
There might have been another nod to the Christopher Reeve Superman movies when Bruce Wayne makes the remark about "every time your hero saves a cat out of a tree your paper writes a puff piece editorial..." There was a scene in a previous Superman movie devoted to him saving a cat from a tree.
That Solomon tombstone you were talking about is not a reference to Solomon Grundy, it is the grave of Bruce's great grandfather, Solomon Wayne.
omg im crying after the batman training montage
Anyone else notice that when Kal El gets hit in the face with Kryptonite his face looks like Ronald Reagan?? At 1:11 ,mid panel.
Lel
He was under the control of Reagan in DKR. Soo
Batman training Rocky montage killed me XD
that was karate kid...
Bennett N Im not talking about the clips, the training montage was "Rocky style", Mr Sunday made that joke in the video...
What's really weird is that the only live action batman to not kill is George Clooney in batman & robin. We don't want to go back there D:
There was also Lex's terrible reference to A Streetcar Named Desire when he says in a southern accent that they will no longer need to rely on the kindness of Superman, and KGBeast's terrible line of "It's time to say goodbye, and every time we say goodbye you die a little."
Dawn of justice is definitely not the best superhero movie but it certainly beats iron man 2/3 Thor 1/2 and Age of Ultron imo.
definitely
Yup. Agreed.
+Ibrahim Ismail Not defending Iron Man and Thor, but Age of Ultron was great
Potter TheAvenger i liked it too i just didnt think it was better than BvS ;)
#DcandMarvel
No it doesn't. But I do think the actors who played Batman and Superman did their roles well.
That training montage though!
This film is getting unfair criticism from people who were ready to hate it the moment it was announced. It's a very flawed film but it doesn't deserve the reviews it's getting. I'd rather watch 2 and half hours of a film that tries to do something new but fails in some areas, than a paint by numbers film like TFA that does absolutely nothing new, and just rehashes what was done previously.
You missed Bruce Wayne speaking in Russian to the Russian at the bar and directly referencing the Russian Ballerina he took on a double date with Rachel Dawes and Harvey Dent in The Dark Knight.
Your best Easter Egg video yet! Loved the training montage thing especially. Great work!
the Affleck training montage made me pee a little
I give this movie a 7/10
am i the only one that thinks batman letting people die works in the context of this movie?
it gave him some character development and some much needed layers to bruce. bruce is mentally unstable and jaded from all the losses over the years, and the robin suit could signify his breaking point. the batman we see in the film doesn't go out of his way to kill anyone, but he doesn't go out of his way to prevent their deaths either-- he has a mission to do and he will get it done by any means. if he is attacked by lethal force, he will return the gesture because in his eyes that person just demonstrated their potential to harm others and, thus, their safety becomes void to him. I know this is a huge deviation from the classic batman ideologies, but by the end of the movie he gives a little speech to diana (wonder woman) about how they can become better now (paraphrasing) and demonstrates this with lex in his jail cell when he decides not to brand him. So in the end he has returned to the status quo of not killing. if in the next movie he is still killing then i will 100% agree there is an issue, but for now i think it works well in this ONE film.
+Justin McNeil this is all well and good until you think why didn't he kill the Joker yet who we can already tell absolutely deserves to die. and people say he doesn't go out of his way to kill people but there are a few scenes where this is just not true.
i get what you're saying, but we don't know yet what the deal with that is and i'm sure it will be address in future movies. maybe suicide squad takes place in the past. who knows man. i'm only addressing what happens within this one movie, since thats all we have. the rest is speculation.
Actually, the Solomon on the tombstone is referring to Solomon Wayne. Bruce Wayne great-great-great grandfather who was a judge and promoter of the Old Gotham style of architecture. Solomon was one of the men responsible for the beginnings of Gotham City. Solomon also has a courthouse named after him in Batman: Arkham City. Where you have to Catwoman from Two-Face.
Mr Sunday Movies is the only RUclipsr that could do a sponsored video which wouldn't piss me off
I really didn't like Jesse Eiesenberg as Lex Luther. Nothing against the actor but he wasn't right for the role. He kind of came off as a knock off joker.
Poor Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill, they did their jobs. As for the movie... :(
+Loki Doki he is. I feel for the lot of them. It's not their fault.
***** Yeah
+Loki Doki he probably got PTSD from daredevil
+Observer Alternative
The movie was not that bad. Plot? It's a movie to kick off the Justice League. IT'S just a movie where Superman and Batman finally find their place in the world. Is it that hard to understand. Coming from a comic book reader point of view. Not a critic. This movie serves as a kick off to start the whole DCEU.
+Captain Einstein so opening videos and reading E-mail is a good set-up for JL?
YOU DID NOT MENTION THE SUIT FROM DARK KNIGHT RETURNS
wait...
You missed another movie reference. Lex references "Lolita" to Lois. A film in which Jeremy Irons starred in.
at clarks funeral at the end a heartbeat was played over the top which is similar to how the dark knight returns ends with it showing a heart rate machine at bruce's funeral to show he is still alive
If Marvel kills off captain America
DC: HA that's right, Marvel, we killed off one of our title characters, We have BALLS!!! WATCHA GONNA DO?!
*Marvel kills off Captain America*
DC: ..........shit......well, we tried.
Killing Superman in the second Movie had no impact, how can I be emotionally invested with one Mediocre movie?
+The Vagabond Dc is getting shit for it. Marvel will be praised for being accurate to the source material
+decmoyles I'm not a Marvel fanboy I like both, I'm probably one of the few people who thought BvS was good, it had its flaws...and BIG flaws but it was a decent popcorn movie imo
+Ann Nee but all and all, Supes died..kinda..you know what I mean :)
What's the point of adapting the Red Hood storyline if Batman kills?
+Hank Pym What's point of Flash Point if batman kills, how is he different from his fathers batman
+Hank Pym Maybe he has a change of heart.
Saitama you dumb fuck this is not comic book cannon flash point can happen anytime shit head
Just Saying It is fucking canon if its DCEU gtfo
Saitama no its not you dumb shit
Show me one negative review of BvS that isn't a generic 'too many characters' 'I don't know about comics so I didn't get the film' 'I'm a marvel fan boy' review
+Hasan Ates Well you could check out Mr Sunday's which wasn't exactly glowing, or Jeremy Jahns, or the Schmoes Know, or Chris Stuckman, or Jon Schnepp. Or you could just do you and like the movie regardless of what anyone says, seems like thats your plan anyhow.
+oddwhun he has a point though. apart from schnepp all overs are rabbiting everyone elese
Explain me what was the plan of Lex Luthor about? Why did he wants to kill superman? And why kill batman on the process? How he knows superman secret identity and he's mother? Along with so many plots holes and scenes jumping fast from character to character without any connection, this movie has a lot of issues.
+Hasan Ates My main complaint about the movie is the plot holes, unexplained Batman moral code and the fact that they used Superman's death so fucking early. Plus the trailer spoiled most of it. Oh and the cameos for the other characters were laughable in the way that they were delivered.
Now don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the movie, but it could have been *so much* better so easily.
AngryJoeShow spoiler review, he gave it a 5/10 and his three favourite superheroes are Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman. He is a complete DC fanboy and at no point does he say there are too many characters.
Dude!!! You forgot the Smallville reference!!??? :)
A Mr Sunday easter egg video on Easter Sunday ! Sometimes it's just too perfect
I walked in thinking BvS was going to suck and came out thinking it was epic.
I was the opposite. BVS is and will always be garbage.
Established first that I am a dc fan so I can negate the comeback that I am a marvel fanboy... check.
Proceed to spread the hatred for the movie.... begin.
I hate the movie, everything in it, the story boards reminds me of reading a super hero comic book, panels after panels in different plots. The seats in the imax theater is unconfortable too, I hate the color of the girl that gave me the tickets... its god damn blue... it should be effing black. The screen seems too bright and the volume is too loud. The glassess is too small and they are in different colors... wtf? We should have rights to lower the volume when we wanted. I am entitled and what I want should be given to me. Fuck Snyder for not explaining everything to me in an organize manner. When 1 is followed by 3 then 5... I got lost when number 2 shows up... It will also be great if the batmobile has blings, dollar signs hobcaps and a neon light underneath.
Dont get me wrong, I am a huge dc fan.
Insist again that you are a dc fan and you read alot of comics... check
Marvel is still the best because they are full of jokes and colorful and witty one liners deserves an oscar.
End the post to promote Marvel... check.
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+The Hub Thanks for reading, I feel special when someone does. Thanks again.
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+max howard someone needs a sense of humor
I no good talking England but that movie was a fuck
+Benjamin Solo realy? Thanks
You should shut the fuck up
Saitama why ? I do something wrong for your ?
Love your videos man, there were a lot of things that I didn't know that I know now So thanks!
the line 'do you bleed? you will' is a reference to 1998's 'Gotham Adventures' series, in issue 61 (which didn't go to print and saw the end of that particular run) Bruce Wayne says it to Vicki Vale just before 'gently' 'exploring' 'main street' with his extendible 'bat pole'.
That Batfleck montage tho.....
Brings me memory of Daredevil and Paycheck
Paycheck was so underrated, Daredevil got what it deserves
You missed one. There's a bit where Batman is jumping out of the way of Doomsday and lightning strikes and it's the pose of the cover of the Dark Knight Returns
"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" Can be seen graffitied on the wall when Batman tosses Superman down a building. Translated from latin, it says "Who watches the Watchmen?"
I have an observation I like to make: In the nightmare sequence when Superman has got a hold of Batman his fist pierces through Batman's torso like in Injustice where Superman's fist pierces through the Joker's torso. Even the reason why Superman did this is similar, involving Louise Lane's death. I did it. Found one thing that Sunday Movies' hawk like eyes missed.
That Rocky style training montage needs to be a separate incredibly shareable video.
I fucking love this channel! Every time there is a Marvel or DC movie, I always go to this channel because I love Easter eggs, references, and cameos.
Thank you Mr Sunday Movies for this awesome channel.
The Rocky montage ... priceless!!!
Nice video! Dig the funky music. Definitely the smart bulb!
I have a feeling Joker is/was the Robin in the past, with this new rendition.
Never got credit for coming out with that idea which then became a rumour lol! I mean I wasn't right but the joker was the worst. I mean wow how bad was that!.....Robin becoming joker is an amazing idea, needs to happen in the comics!!!!
Superman's dialogue in the knightmare sequence is lifted from Infinite Crisis, when Earth-2 Lois Lane dies before Earth-2 Superman fighting Earth-1 Superman, including some dialogue which I can't be bothered checking from the trade paperback
This movie is probably in my top 3 comic book movies. I got a BatBoner watching this...
Couple of things I noticed - Bruce tells Alfred "we've always been criminals" which I'm sure he said to Superman in The Dark Knight Returns. Lex talks about Prometheus at the party, same as Kev Spacey's Lex does in Superman returns.Also I'm not sure if anyone noticed it, but Batman's suit is a reference to the one from The Dark Knight Returns.
When Bruce Wayne met Clark Kent ,Clark said he is from the Daily Planet and Bruce said '' did I own that or that is the other guy ''Oliver Queen reference ?
I think it's also a reference to bruce eventually owning the daily planet like in the comics
You forget to mention Batman's line when he attacks Superman with gaseous kryptonite- "The only thing to fear is fear itself."
This is a nod to the Scarecrow's line in Batman Begins when he gasses everyone in Gotham.
Just thought I would point that out cause I kind of freaked out in the theater when he said that
Mr Sunday Movies you missed an easter egg at the start of the movie. When bruce waye meets wallace keefe he says "wally" which is a clear reference to wally west aka the kid flash
I liked when there was a Temple of Artemis cake and Lex was talking about ancient Greece at his party whilst Wonder Woman was getting pissed of at him.
There's also a couple of moments that I took as possible references to TDKR. Bruce looking at the horse in the rubble during the Battle of Metropolis and the police horse rearing up on its hind legs at the Capitol building explosion being (very subtle) references to Batman riding a horse during the riots in TDKR
A bit of a stretch maybe but when Superman's face was all disfigured and pale after getting nuked, I thought that may have been a little visual nod to Bizarro, perhaps intentional or unintentional.
I thought that to when I saw it
Well considering that this was drawing heavily from the dark knight returns, and superman gets all withered from a nuke in the story, I'm going to say it was a reference to that
Another one that no one's talking about: when Batman first appears, branding the criminal, the police chatter mentions the building number is 1939, the same year Batman first appeared in comics. Fun Fact: There's also another 1939 nod in the animated movie Batman vs Robin.
Excellent video! I'd say the Aukey Lens is a win!
Here's another one, Lex Luthor's "It's a thought to big for your little head" line is actually taken from Dark Knight Returns, when a debate is going on in the news about Batman.
I went into Batman v. Superman with an open mind despite most critics hating on it and I enjoyed this movie more than I expected. I thought the pacing was really good for a 2.5 hour movie. It didn't drag for me at all. The story made sense, but with 2 holes which will be explained in the Wonder Woman and the Justice League movie. Don't listen to the critics. The movie was solid!
I didn't listen to the critics and I didn't like the movie.
I have no problem with the quick sponsorship bit.
hi mr sunday movies. highly enjoy your videos. Very very funny keep up the good work mate
Did anyone else notice the theme that plays during the Justice League foreshadowing scenes is very similar to the first few seconds of the Super Friends Cartoon intro?
The Audible ad was fine. Make that money!
Weird...Mr.Sunday makes the best batman v superman spoiler video. Never seen that before.
Just to add, in a scene where Batman jump to a building when attack by Doomsday, and for a fraction of a second he strike a pose that looks like Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns. A tribute perhaps?
+Yh Ong take away that perhaps, that's a fact... also, some other poses were taken from comics
What about Lex's "ding-ding" crazy talk at the end being the the sound a motherbox makes.
It's funny. When you said "and then I'll have an emotional breakdown like-" I thought you were going to say Bandit Incorporated from his Batman V Superman review where he hung himself. Overall, nice video, keep up the awesome work Mr Sunday!
Congrats on sponsorship, and thanks for the free awesome vids!
Here's one I haven't seen mentioned anywhere else: Excalibur, the John Boorman movie, can be seen written on the front of the movie theater when Thomas and Martha Wayne are killed, thus locating the scene in 1981 [we see this confirmed as Martha's year of death later on]. At the end of Excalibur, Arthur drags himself along the spear of Mordred, i.e. with it going through him, in order to get close enough to deliver the killing blow to his adversary... Which is exactly what Supes does [kind of!] vs Doomsday! You're welcome.
That rocky montage was amazing
Damn James! First James Gunn, now Zach Snider. You're killing it. Metaphorically of course...
There were a few horses during scenes where Bruce/Batman walks in possibly referring to The Dark Knight Returns