Everything Wrong With Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice ULTIMATE EDITION 

1000 sins against DC for actually making movie DLC. Seriously. Cutting off content and then reselling it to people after the theater version has been seen. That is EA-levels of scumbag.

We've reached the point in cinema where we now have DLC for movies

Love how the movie is rated R just for one F bomb and showing Affleck naked from behind yet Days Of Future Past had literally both of these things and was still PG-13

"This version touches more on the romantic relationship between Bruce and Alfred, an area where no other Batman movie has dared to tread." loooooooooooooool

One third of the USA's initials on his chest? by that logic he also has half the USSR's initials making him a soviet

I can accept that Lex figured out Clark Kent is Superman. Lois Lane did that based on rumor and gossip in Man of Steel. I cannot accept that Batman, the World's Greatest Detective, did not investigate Superman to the point he knew all there was to know about Clark Kent. But then he'd realize that Clark did not arrive with Zod, that he was a good person that mourned his mistakes and suddenly they'd have no reason to wreck a couple city blocks.

I suspect that "extended editions" will become the DLC of movies.

"R rated version of BVS still gives us PG13 Naked Lois Lane." Will the disappointments never end?

I notice there are exactly "0" sins relating to Wonder Woman... Well done...

The salt from DC fanboys is real...

I cannot believe that after two whole EWW for BvS, you forgot to mention the Wilhelm Scream at the scene where Batman was chasing Lex Luthor in the Batmobile!

I think I remember why I hate the Man of Steel Superman. The movies treat him like a savior when he's brutally destroying a city, and they treat him like a mass murderer when he actually does things right. The forced "moral ambiguity" is so clumsy I think it just tripped over a ladybug into my antique china cabinet.

Hold the phone I dont think he epically fucked Watchmen. He succeeded with the closest adaption possible within live action film.

I was gonna write something in the defense of this movie but you know what? If you don't like it that's fine, I won't try to change your mind.

BVS screwed up Lex Luther, SS screwed up joker, WW did Ares okay, but he was the weakest part of that movie.... only villain they did well was Zod....

I just figured that Superman can sense the butterfly effect from Lois's screams.

When that Hamilton like "Hate the sin, love the sinner" comes to mind.

Nothing worse than wasted potential.

This movie would have been several times better if they had JUST cast a fitting actor as Lex. Lex has always been portrayed as a genius above all geniuses. He's one of Superman's greatest enemies because of that. So a lot of the stuff where we go "wait how did he know to do that" could be explained as "he's just that smart" . . . The problem is they them portray Lex as an unstable kid with daddy issues! Which then causes all the leaps in logic to have no excuses. So while the movie did have other issues I think it's greatest flaw was Lex. The director clearly had no clue how to portray lex luthor properly.

"Africola. Taste the feeling." Cracked me up the way he said it xD

Where is everything wrong with Deadpool buddy?

I love the sound of CinemaSins telling fanboys to eat shit. It sounds like an angel singing...

9:53 well he probably knows supermans identity because GLASSES AREN'T A FLIPPING SHEILD!!

I have to admit. He nailed it here. One wonders how nobody caught any of these serious plot problems before the movie was released

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"AFRICOLA, TASTE DA FEELEEING" Imagine that was an actual advert...

"The cake is a lie!" XD It's nice when used in a proper context.

This movie deserve a bonus round for slow-mo

No sin removal for Wonder Woman with her legs spread and the sexy grin on her face?

Why didn't Lex just make the bomb in the chair a Kryptonite bomb? He could have killed him right there! *ding*

8:55. The fact this is one of the best part of the movies and it didnt even make the cinematic release, kind of spotlights the problem with some DC films

All these videos are just so addicting

The DC fanboys thought that CinemaSins would actually reduce the number of sins if they watched the Ultimate Edition. I can't believe how stupid they were. XD

Still didnt explain how anyone knew he couldnt see thru lead imean we know if ur into the comics but for the movie its like huh

I watched Justice League last night. Gave it a rating of 6/10, but I'd like to see you rip into it

The fact that he didn't even realise the the whole movie is basically Lex's plan to make batman and superman fight each other. That why the bat brand killing, the bombing in the hearing. Such stupid nitpicking without any real problem.

Not that I love BvS,but this was one of the shittiest cinemasins ive seen,literally 90% of the sins were just random facts or ignored other parts of the movie explaining it

Is it necessarily homosexual, just because two men love eachother? No. No it isn't.

Did you seriously just suggest that Alfred and Bruce have a homosexual relationship AND that would be fine Even if they did (and they don’t) it would definitely be disgusting for the sole reason that Alfred RAISED Bruce and that would totally be grooming. It’s the equivalent of woody Allen marrying his step daughter

*watches BvS sins video* Oh come on, they should have added more sins for SAVE MARTHA. *watches the ultimate edition sins video* Ah, that's more like it.

Zack Snyder should never be allowed to touch any DC-related material ever again.

Seriously, why does everyone in MOS and BVS talk in such a weird way? Its so damn forced. Stuff like: "What was i supposed to do, let them die?" "Maybe" "The woman i loved could have been shot or killed" "You know what stops him? A fist." "Nobody cares about Clark Kent taking on the Batman." "..the feeling of powerlessness, turns good men cruel." Imagine the awkwardness of saying these in real life. Only an idiot can write such lines.

Everyone's angry about how Zack Snyder ruined Lex Luthor, and I'm over here angry about how Zack Snyder wasted 1 F-bomb in an R-rated cut.

Great job!! This is the best one by far!!

Welcome back to: enraged fanboys in the comment section of the video! I'm your host, Salvador Dolby and this is our double feature, a moment you'll never forget! Let's start the show!

Everything Wrong With Sausage Party.

Sin for CinemaSins at 4:07, it’s called the Kuleshov effect. Take a blank expression, cut to the scene he is observing, cut back to his reaction. Replacing the branding with testimony changes the characters story arc and motives entirely (as explained by Alfred Hitchcock).

8:36 I didn't like BvS but when the same thing is done in House of Cards people call it one of the best scenes ever made.

The thing with the "bat brand" that gets me is why did batman keep branding after the criminals that were branded were the ones getting killed. Did he not care at that point, that's the real sin. The movie sets it up so that we should know that lex is trying to give batman a bad image with the killing of branded criminals, so not sure why it was sinned.

Jesse Eisenberg's existence in this film should be sinned. Hell, any time he appears on screen needs to be a fucking bonus round with a x1000 multiplier. He's a fucking moppy headed twink, not goddamn Lex Luthor.

"I dont hate the sinner, I hate the sin" Mom?

At 11:32 the sin count is 110. Then adds 1 sin for "fake death morning" which brings it to 111. Then he says take off 1 sin for the Steppenwolf cameo..but they don't on the sin counter

53K views in 27 seconds... well shit

This is why you need a Kevin Feige. For when s**t like BvS happens. You can't have writers or directors going off the deep end and derailing your cinematic universe. Edgar Wright wanted to do the same thing with marvel's Ant-Man, he thought he knew better than Marvel what the character should be, but Feige didn't agree, Feige stuck to his guns and so Wright had to leave. Marvel did the right thing, and now they are ahead of DC/WB. WB should not put the director, the quixotic 'artist', 'filmmaker's vision' ahead of the needs of the cinematic universe...They should've known that the cinematic universe is more important than the whims of the 'filmmaker'. I for one don't care on bit about the director's 'vision'. All I care about is the final product not falling below a set standard, not derailing the cinematic universe. I don't want to waste my money on some BvS or Schumacher crap all for the sake of some director's 'vision'. These directors need to understand that it's not about them, they need to get over themselves and get with the program. ALL studios do what Feige does. George Lucas did it to Leigh Brackett and no one complained when the result is The Empire Strikes Back. But you see what happens when the director, Lucas is given unrestrained free rein. You get Prequel Wars films. Sometimes the producers or someone not the director has to step in to keep things from getting out of hand. Now if the director in question is a Michael Mann in his prime (Last Of the Mohicans, Heat, Collateral) or a James Cameron (Titanic) or a Steven Spielberg in his prime (Jaws, Raiders Of The Lost Ark) or Peter Jackson, Guillermo del Toro, Inarritu, Blomkamp, Ben Affleck, Sam Mendes, etc.. then yeah, I think they can be left reasonably on their own but we don't have any of those talents in Snyder.. Snyder and Michael Bay need strict supervision by producers, they need people to tell them no.. Mcu is one of the most successful franchises out there. At least until Disney gets its Star Wars Extended Uni up and running. I've written off Justice League as hopeless on account of the same incompetent director is involved. Some hope for Aquaman, Wonder Woman and Batfleck but beyond that, I have no interest in the dceu. Fool me once, shame on you!

I kind of enjoy most your stuff but this one was really fun thank you

Hitting that like button extra hard becouse that PulpFiction reference at the end!

Can you PLEASE do Captain America: Civil War??

I like Jesse eisenberg in this movie

I love the sarcasm in this channel.Cinemasins u take sarcasm to a whole new level!!

I have been waiting for this...

I wonder if any DC fans have started accusing Marvel of paying Cinema Sins to insult DC 😂 😂 😂

Movie fix, change the line "Martha" to "Save my Mom, her name is Martha".

it's lex that is ordering to kill the people in prison to make Clark angry at Batman and later in the movie tries to stop him

are we just gonna forget that Clark went on a boat heading to Gotham when he could've flew there in seconds?

The Ultimate Edition, while by no means the best DC movie, is far from the worst comics based movie too. It's actually a decent film, where the extra 30 minutes really help explain things that the theatrical version skimmed over. And before some Marvel fanboy attacks me (already see several of you in the comments below); Captain America: the First Avenger was not well received, The Fantastic Four has flopped (both versions), and Spiderman 3. Even Marvel has had some bad misses. Does this mean I hate Marvel films? No. I just happen to like and dislike both DC and Marvel shows/films on an individual basis. Batfleck? Probably the best part of the film (though making Batman into mass killer, even if they are bad guys, not sure about). Had awesome action scenes and scenes where he's actually being a detective. Wonder Woman? Beauty and intrigue, along with being able to show her warrior side while fighting Doomsday. Superman? Eh, this goes back to Man of Steel. Not a fan of the Boy Scout being turned into Batman-lite (with all the broodiness and such). Is it too much to ask for one comics book hero to still have both parents alive? Even if they are adoptive?

Come on maaaannnn!!! They added 10 sins for showing the Lex Corp. break in!!! Wtf!! I was waiting for at least 5 sin removals for that awesome scene. Damn you CinemaSins!!

I think I said this before but it's been a while since I've watched this so I don't remember if I did. If I'm not mistaken the assassination of anyone with a bat brand was ordered by lex to make Batman look like more of a villain, essentially just trying to cause conflict. Maybe he thought he could cause Batman versus Superman without even getting directly involved like he did with kidnapping Lois and his mother.

Would love you guys to go over films you did in your early days, videos that are like 4 minutes long but you know would be more!!

a b c e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z. Notice anything? The D is out for Harambe. I didn't think that this would get 1.3k likes. Holy fuck guys, what have you done?

this is a video where you actually made legit sins. hasn't happened in a long time

Best part about theses aside from pointing out the shortcomings is the endings where you dub lines from other films into the one you are torching.

‘Africola, taste the feeling.’😂

1:54 is not a tank, its an mobile artillery gun, most likely an original M109 from like the Vietnam era.

I am a Marvel Fan, I didn't watch this movie, but I don't like how Marvel Fans or regular people are calling DC fans "Fanboys" why?

9:57 he says the “biggest questions in the movie are...” those are the single most stupid nitpicks in the entire thing. Like good lord those are bad

6:24 Luthor's henchman hired the guy in prison to shank the bat-branded criminal. Just because criminals are bat-branded it doesn't necessarily mean they will be killed in prison, but Luthor wants to make sure it will happen this time to make Superman angry at Batman. I thought that was an obvious part of Luthor's plan to make Superman and Batman fight each other.

Woah woah woah. Pleading Schumacher to come back? Are you implying that Batman and Robin was better? That's not even a bad joke. That's insulting people's intelligence lol

everything wrong with the shawshank redemption

12:30 the burial is going on because what we just saw with batman and lex happened in the past. That's why he says "just a feeling" when Diana asks him "why did you say they'll have to fight?"

The Ultimate Edition may feel like just a longer version, but it does show improvement with the plot and character development; it explains Superman's motivations and fixes several plot holes. Zack Snyder may be more of a master of visual spectacle than he is a story-writer, but the studio's interference in the cutting room should be the main cause for the film's failure. If the Ultimate Edition was theatrically released, I believe BvS would have been received better, excluding major flaws like Jesse Eisenberg's performance and some pacing issues. So while it's not perfect, we should still appreciate the rarity of the creators giving fans what they did have to redeem the film.

why do ppl keep saying the ultimate cut is a huge improvement? by like 1% maybe, just for giving Clark a little more sympathy. and some minor plot holes. was that the main reason this movie was a mess? imo

I still want to know how Clark's body wound up at the Kansas burial. There is no way the government wouldn't have descended on that scene as soon as the danger had passed. They would have snatched Superman's body, refused to release it to anyone, and studied the heck out of it for years. Did Lois run home, grab a set of clothes, and change Clark's dead body out of his Superman duds?

"Africola taste the feeling" I don't know why but that killed me

remove all the sins for gal gadot's wonder woman reveal.

Everything wrong with Tremors

No matter how bad this movie was, it wins for the simple fact of giving us the best on-film batman ever. Can't wait for the solo Batfleck movie. Too bad the whiney cry-babies will probably make him a non-killing batman again. That was the best part.

That "tank" the guy dropped a grenade into was in fact an Artillery piece and would have been worthless if the bad guys began chasing them, because its gun cannot depress enough to fire at close range. Which he would have KNOWN and therefore would not have wasted a grenade on.

Are we really gonna pretend that we didn't see the sin counter drop ANY of the times he took a sin off?

how long till remastered edition?

I literally can't wait for the Suicide Squad one xD

Superman knows Lois is in trouble the same way he does in the comics and in the OG versions, he can hear everyone in the world's cries for help. Silly but it doesn't need explanation. A more worthy sin is Batman unnecessarily talking to Alfred in his Batman voice like he did to Lucious in Dark Knight Rises. Nobody else can hear you and Alfred knows you're Bruce Wayne!

After watching the video for Civil War and then this one, I have to say I find really funny how, despite you guys saying repeatedly this one "sucks" or that Zack Snyder "f*cked it", you actually managed to make Civil War look worse than what you seem to think this movie is. Amazing.

am I the only one here who sees the true meaning in "Martha"? I think I am, f***! have none of you seen CinemaWins video on this film which explains perfectly how the "Martha" moment is in the narrative? it makes total sense then. but until you guys turn on your brains for some thinking time about what things like that mean in the film, I'll just sit here and admire an actually pretty good movie

I've never laughed so hard at sin. "Their football fandom erupts in violence worse than Vancouver after a hockey loss." This sin made my day I love how true it is. Gg CinemaSins gg

The 'who watches the watchmen' quote can later be seen in the movie when batman is dragging the weakened superman. It reads 'Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?' as graphiti on the wall

The Sword of Alexander bit was incredibly important thematically in the movie, which is full of Alexander's taking up a sword to solve their problems instead of trying to untie the knot. Opting for violence over harmony, revenge over justice. "I believe it's the action perfectly in keeping with a king who was also a psychopathic killer." Lex does it, Batman does it, even Wonder Woman does it, the CIA when they attempt to blow up the village, Superman when he clenches his fist and tries to end Bruce, the government AGAIN when they launch the nuke. The story is full of people lunging for the blade to solve complex problems. I think people expected this movie to be some grounded, logical explanation of everything happening in the plot instead of the more mythological, operatic vision that it was. There's plenty of precedent for making movies this way, particularly in Excalibur (shocker, one of Zack's favorites!) and the old Hollywood melodramas like Lean's films. It's incredibly unfair that this movie is judged on completely different terms than it was made on just because you're used to Disney bullshit.

A super hero movie that doesn't spoon feed you the plot elements - is berated for that fact? geeze. Lets start with the pivotal moment of the entire movie. Superman is down, completely vulnerable, and in fact is literally seconds away from dying as Batman stands over him about to use the spear, who is about to save the world from this alien who hid on Earth like a coward from the other aliens he led here. That is.. until the alien uses his last words to plead for the life of human mother, Martha (Kent) ... Bruce Wayne is extremely intelligent. In that moment he realized he was not just a little off, but entirely wrong about "who" Superman was - not an alien coward hiding on Earth, but a refugee - and in fact a refugee who arrived here as a child young enough to have parental love imprinted on him from a human mother... a mother who unlike his, was alive to raise the boy into someone who DIDN'T subjegate the planet but rather the opposite, wanted to fit in as a normal human. But... viewers are for the most part.. not as smart as Bruce Wayne... that's why so many think the scene is dumb. Notice that after that scene - there is no longer anonymity between the two who moments before were fighting to the death.... Superman being framed by Lex Luther who btw is the one that not only arranged the desert interview, but most likely set the renegade general up from the get go... a despote on the ready to be used when the timing was right - the "handler" didn't tell the general a woman was coming because the "handler" worked for Lex too and it would have prevented the interview he needed her to be at so Superman would come save her and hence be framed. Batman brands the heinous criminals because he's PISSED people would still be so evil to another when aliens are threatening to destroy the human race. Lex recognizes this element and exploits it by killing those in prison with the brand - aligning Batman as villain of the worst kind - a former hero who has become blood thirsty. Otherwise Superman would have no beef at all with Batman and any encounter with Batman trying to kill him ends in a few seconds as Superman simply keeps his faster than the speed of sound distance from the naively mistaken caped crusader of gotham until they can work things out. The entire movie is in fact all Lex's plan, scene by scene, to antagonize to a deadly froth all the animosity he can between the two heros, making them both look bad to the public in the process. He LETS batman steal the kryptonite - who else would use it against superman? The military? He'd just leave the planet. An ordinary citizen eager to kill superman? and be ostracized from the human race afterward as the one who killed a being dedicated to protecting human life? Nope.. he needed a "villain" to kill superman.. so he created one in Superman's eyes - a villain that needed to be defeated rather than left alone by Superman. Are you getting this? EACH SCENE IN THE MOVIE IS A PART OF LEX"S PLAN in which he rules the Earth with kryptonian technology because the villain batman has killed superman and he's there to fill the void left - buuuut his plan fails... Superman lives... so instead he uses the kryptonian ship to search its library for beings that could do what Batman couldn't... and he finds them.. the bell can't be unrung... btw.. "daddy issues" are WHY Lex has this plan - its his "proof" that his Dad was wrong to think of him as nothing more than a marketing gimmick for fundraising - he didn't want to be his Dad's equal by running the company either.. he wanted to show the world he was better, smarter, more clever, more methodical, smarter, than his Dad - he didn't mind at all that in doing so he was being more evil, more diabolical, more insane as well. Stop watching the movie as a comic book and start watching it as character study in the human condition in which one loses his humanity, one finally sees it in someone not human, and one realizes finally "why" his human reared willingness to help those in need by being superhuman, will instead cause the world to see him as alien and hence an easy target for the resentful or courageous who then seek to protect the world from him. (yeah the dumb mountain scene... dumb dumb dumb.. right? lol)

9:22 - If the wheelchair was lined with lead, how did Luthor even know that Supes can't see through lead?

The last sin: Batman visiting Lex was a flashback. That's why he tells Diana that he has a feeling a bigger danger might be coming. He had heard the speech from Luthor. That's why after that scene Bruce is with Diana again and she walks away. It's not even hard to follow but you sinned it anyway, as if Bruce left the funeral, went to Luthor as Batman, then came back to the funeral and both Lois and Diana were still there, while the first thing Diana does after is leave

Hey now, I'm always looking out for a Jena Malone cameo.