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Technically it WAS released in theaters - a one night stand on June 27th in select cities around the U.S.

Gawd, that's a pretty hideous cover.

According to Amazon's pre-order listing, there are two releases - one with extended cut Blu + theatrical cut Blu + 3D Blu and one with extended cut Blu + theatrical cut Blu + DVD: http://smile.amazon.com/dp/B01DEBC7ZW/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=20MIL0ZRACA3&coliid=I26DW6NTKA663X

Ironic, since all three of those films met with outstanding critical success.

it's more likely that many people just don't care about SNYDER'S Superman anymore.

I've got no dog in this fight, but I thought this quote from Chris Klimek's (NPR) review was pretty damned hilairous: "A ponderous, smothering, over-pixelated zeppelin crash of a movie scored by a choir that sounds like it's being drowned in lava." :laugh: Now I simply HAVE to see it!

Ouch is right. Seems as if Snyder has, um, done it again. He's like David Fincher without the intelligence, insight, or wit.

I was hoping for the best after some early positive buzz, but comments like this really don't fill me with a lot of confidence: "It's another numbing smash-and-bash orgy of CGI mayhem..." Exactly what I was afraid of. I'll still go see it and hope it's not as bad as all that.

First fan reactions to the film are starting to roll in on Twitter: http://www.comicbookmovie.com/batman_vs_superman/the-first-reactions-from-the-batman-v-superman-dawn-of-justice-a132330

J.K. Simmons has officially been cast as Commissioner Gordon in Justice League: Part One: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/justice-league-adds-jk-simmons-873227?facebook_20160307

I have to agree with Sam to some degree. Most of the comic book films released in the past decade have stories that are too focused on the bad guys causing mass destruction - blowing stuff up real good and killing lots of innocent people. Filmmakers are probably channeling 9/11 to a large...

The film is directed by Zack Snyder, not Singer. ;)

More like the majority liked it. ;)

No more ludicrous than a pair of eyeglasses and a meek demeanor serving as Superman's Clark Kent "disguise". You just have to accept it and move on. ;) EDIT: Beat me to it Travis!

Not feelin' it.

Affleck better have him one of these if he wants to be taken seriously...

Sucker Punch...

Yes it's a brief moment from a trailer taken out of context, but the exchange was intentionally included. Maybe to sow confusion? Who knows. We'll find out on game day.

From the tone of his delivery it seems pretty clear that he knows who both of them really are.

Meh here as well. Eisenberg seemed more annoying than anything else. I wasn't a fan of Snyder's take on Supes in MoS and this seems to be more of the same. Doomsday came off looking very generic, like The Abomination's brother from The Incredible Hulk. And who's the chick with the shield again...

No hate here either. Just a comment on his comment.

Or at least an above 90% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Man of Steel only managed to rack up 56%. ;)

Well, you know what they say about opinions and ....... ;)

We could go on and on. The point was that Marvel brought their A-game to the table, elevated the genre, have set the bar pretty darned high, and they've got the box office records to prove it. WB is struggling with their DC characters (Nolan aside). Choosing Snyder was a big mistake IMO.

And then Marvel looks at box office receipts for The Avengers and AoU... ;)

The comment was unnecessary and unprofessional IMO.

Snyder's taking pot-shots at Marvel: http://variety.com/2015/film/news/zack-snyder-batman-superman-not-flavor-of-week-ant-man-1201589800/

Oh, I dunno. It's Zack Snyder. I'm not expecting much in the way of depth or nuance.

Still looks like a train wreck to me, but if they play it in slow motion I'll probably see it in the theater anyway.

Did they find that codpiece laying around in the Batman & Robin yard sale bin? Holy John Holmes, Batman! ;)