Worst: Continuity Issues

We knew that bringing back Superman would be difficult, especially since the marketing made it clear that he was the Man of Steel from the comics this time around. But it was way more Pet Sematary than Flash said, and not just because Superman was briefly disoriented.

The Man of Steel was presented as if he were always a symbol of hope. And that wasn’t the case. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was almost entirely built on the idea that the alien can’t be trusted. So Bruce Wayne’s argument for bringing the hero back fell flat for us.

Batman was also a completely different character, though not to the degree that Superman was. He was no longer murderous, which was a good thing. But for someone who takes everything into account and plans every detail beforehand (as he did when he fought Superman), it seemed weird to us that he just went on a suicide mission.

As far as Wonder Woman was concerned, Gal Gadot was amazing. We’d like to add another positive here: The scene in which Wayne acted like a douche worked extremely well, both for pushing the plot ahead and for connecting with Gadot’s solo flick!

Since we’re talking about a shared universe, we have a question: Where was Amanda Waller, who seemingly knew as much about metahuman as Batman? Where was her Suicide Squad?