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Batman v Superman / Батман срещу Супермен: Зората на Справедливостта (2016) Режисьорът Зак Снайдър („Човек от стомана" ) представя „Батман срещу Супермен: Зората на справедливостта", с участието на носителя на Оскар Бен Афлек („Арго" ) в ролята на Батман/Брус Уейн и Хенри Кавил („Човек от стомана", „Мъжът от U.N.C.L.E." ) в ролята на Супермен/Кларк Кент. Това е първата среща на супергероите на големия екран. Притеснен, че действията на богоподобния супергерой могат да излязат от контрол, силният и страховит защитник на Готъм Сити се конфронтира с най-почитaния, съвременен спасител на Метрополис, докато светът се колебае от какъв герой наистина има нужда. И докато Батман и Супермен мерят сили, се надига една нова несравнима заплаха, която ще постави под угроза съществуването на човечеството.
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Tag Archives: batman ‘Batman v Superman’ – Review from ‘Forrest on Film’ Filed under Uncategorized, Videos ‘Batman v Superman’ – Snapshot Review Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice 151 minutes, Rated PG-13 Critical rating: 3 stars out of 4 Directed by: Zack Snyder (“300,” “Watchmen,” “Man of Steel”) Starring: Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Jesse Eisenberg and Gal Gadot Rated: PG-13 for intense sequences of violence and action throughout, and some sensuality The story: The movie is set after 2013’s “Man of Steel” in a world that has come to love Superman’s (Henry Cavill) heroic deeds but fear his immense power. One of the people most concerned about Superman’s extraordinary abilities is Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck), the billionaire businessman who moonlights as Batman. Wayne watched as Superman battled the Kryptonian super villain Zod, laying waste to much of Metropolis in the process. Although Superman didn’t intend on the destruction, Wayne takes it personally because many of his employees were killed when a building was destroyed. At the same time, Superman is growing increasingly concerned about Batman’s vigilante tactics. This, and some meddling by Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg), leads to a showdown between the two heroes. The scoop: The film boasts plenty of silly moments, but it’s also a lot of fun. Director Zack Snyder’s visuals are beautiful, and he allows time for the cast to develop their characters. Cavill and Affleck are good, as is Gal Gadot who makes an appearance as Wonder Woman. Although some plot points strain credibility, viewers willing to go for the ride can have plenty of fun. Filed under Movie Reviews, Uncategorized Video Verdict: Reviews of ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel,’ ‘The Lego Movie’ and ‘Joe’ It is a solid week for home video with new offerings ranging from a lightweight animated movie to the latest from visionary writer-director Wes Anderson. Filed under Video Verdict Video Verdict: ‘Iron Man 2,’ ‘Get Him to the Greek,’ ‘Babies,’ ‘Superman/Batman: Apocalypse’ There’s plenty of variety on home video this week, with major titles ranging from a documentary about infants to a big-budget superhero sequel. Filed under Video Verdict Video Verdict: ‘Monsters Vs. Aliens,’ ‘Superman/Batman,’ ‘Girlfriend Experience’ This week’s DVD releases include two animated films and an unusual relationship drama by director Steven Soderbergh. Filed under Video Verdict ‘Dark Knight’ as good as sequels get The toughest thing about following up a great movie is living up to expectations, and with “Batman Begins,” writer-director Christopher Nolan and star Christian Bale set the bar awfully high. With its engaging script, terrific cast and brooding tone, “Begins” is arguably the best superhero film ever to hit theaters. How does one top that? They don’t. But Nolan and company did everything possible to pull a repeat performance, and the result is a stunning action piece that should appeal not only to the popcorn-munching crowd but serious filmgoers. Click here for complete review: http://www.rgj.com/article/20080718/ENT01/807180474 Filed under Movie Reviews