While the buzz for Batman v Superman is slowly increasing, this doesn't mean at all that everything is in its right place. And that especially after the reveal of Doomsday and after Zack Snyder said that the entire Justice League (minus the Green Lantern) will be assembled. You can probably guess why some of the fans aren't at ease with these two points.
Isn't this too early for Doomsday to appear? Won't the movie be overcrowded with so many main characters and superheroes?
Unfortunately, these aren't the only issues Batman v Superman might encounter. There are plenty of things which could go wrong. So what should Zack Snyder capture in this Justice League prequel? Here are out top 10 pointers of how Zack Snyder should approach this movie.
The Detectives
The last Batman v Superman trailer opens with a high society event, in which Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent meet for the first time. The reason why Kent is there is because he wants to do a piece on Batman, even if Perry White doesn't support his initiative.
In the comics, Kent is one great journalist, something which has been missing from the modern movies so far. The rumor is that he already knows the secret identity of the Caped Crusader, which means that all he needs now is to prove it. In a way, he needs to do what a good journalist is supposed to do.
On the other hand, we have Bruce Wayne, who isn't too cryptic in his answers. Pair that with his smug, as well as with his obvious aggressive attitude towards the interviewer and you can guess that he also knows the secret identity of Superman. But the thing is that he has no interest (as far as we know) in revealing it.
And this could be a problem, especially if we aren't shown how he discovered who Clark Kent actually is. And it is one because the Dark Knight is also known as the world's greatest detective "“ and, let's be frank, he hasn't put his detective skills to work in the movies thus far.
And this could be a nice change of pace, if Zack Snyder sticks this close to the comics. Will Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent be like their comic book counterparts? We don't really think so "“ at least, not entirely.
