Batman v Superman vs Age of Ultron

@ready_4_madness: no just no

BVS was better

age of ultron imo

i enjoyed it more than BvS

AoU was complete mediocrity from beginning to end. There was literally nothing about that movie worth remembering.

Hell, the whole "is thor a city buster" argument has given me more enjoyment than the movie itself ever did.

BvS had some low valleys without a doubt, but for me its peaks make it better.

@ready_4_madness: Fan4stic is light years worse than age of ultron

Hmmm. Maybe Batman v Superman.

Batman v. Superman. Has it's own lows, but was at least something original and consistent. I thoroughly enjoyed it on every viewing.

I don't hate AoU. But it's a forgettable action film that was a step down from the first film.

TAS has the right idea. AoU was just some action film, there's really nothing else we can say about it other than the fact that it starred the Avengers, even though I did like the movie after my second viewing. It had no character development, no meaningful interactions, no depth to speak of, nothing about it was worth emotionally connecting to in any way and therefore it's not memorable. It's no coincidence the 17 minutes on Hawkeye's farm was the best section of the film.

But IMO BvS is a masterpiece.

Thanks for the support, man! I'd rather a film that has it's shortcomings but tries something fresh, original and substantial then something safe. Yeah, BvS is flawed, but I'd be lying if I didn't prefer it to 95% of the movies I saw this year. Almost everything is so goddamn boring nowadays, lol.

I find it ironic BvS was written off as "boring" by most people, when I'm still intrigued by it on 7th (yes, 7th! viewing).

Did you really love BvS that much, though?! That's really cool.

AOU for me. A fun time with some awesome scenes.

@theamazingspidey: I think Zack Snyder is a visionary trying to revolutionize the CMB genre. Instead of just bringing the pages to the big screen like we see all the time, he understands the characters in enough depth to actually try something original, the films he makes are like a breath of fresh air. Neither MoS nor BvS are perfect obviously, because nothing is perfect, but I loved the overall direction the DCEU was going in. The problem is that those types of films aren't befitting a franchise series with general audience mass appeal; they're much more sophisticated films that need to be thought about and discussed, they're movies for film fans and not the general audience, so it's no surprise that they split the public. I'm very, very disappointed with the Justice League trailer and the new direction they seem to be heading in. The jokes were all terrible.

You hit the nail in the head. Comparing Zack Snyder to Michael Bay is totally uninformed. If all Snyder cared about was action, as most people suggest, he wouldn't put so much effort into asking questions with these characters. Even when he fails in some departments, it mostly comes from a well-meant place. The amount of character and dialogue detail in DoJ was outstanding. If you haven't already, you should check out mosaic, podcast that helped me appreciate the film even more.

Personally, I was initially really excited at Justice League and teared up watching the trailer, but after watching Suicide Squad, I'm painfully worried for JLA and realised I much prefer Snyder's earlier vision for the franchise.

BvS was better. I hated AoU throughout most of it, while BvS I can at least find some scenes that I can praise as good or great. It also had more interesting ideas in its plot, even if the execution was lacking.

when i saw the AOU trailers i expected a dark movie i expected ultron to be one of the most powerful villains they've ever faced i expected ultron to beat down hulk and thor but no he was jobber and the movie was covered with jokes

BvS barely.

Funny how a big majority of the people who posts prefer Batman v Superman while the voters says different. Does that mean BvS fans has more balls? xD

BvS was much better. And no subplot in BvS was disgusting, terrible, stupid and so out of place like that Hulk/Black Widow romance. I cringe everytime I see that. Also, Ultron was a jobber.

BvS

In terms of quality, they're pretty much equal. But since the Ultimate BvS cut is a VAST improvement, I vote BvS.

I'd rather take the stark disappointment of the BvS TC over the amazing mediocrity of AoU.

Like, what even happened in that movie?!

Please explain.

Oh yeah :/ lol

AoU by a solid amount.

Age of Ultron easily.

Age of Ultron was a big letdown.

While BvS could have been a lot better, it was still a good movie IMO.

@buttersdaman000: Thor busted a city.

Neither was great, but AoU disappointed me less.

AoU. You'd have to pay me to watch that other movie again.

Both about the same

AoU is a solid film, albeit a bit by the numbers.

Yep but we didn't even get time to get a connection with Pietro, so IDC if he died

It was not a city sized, It was more of a district tbf

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This

AoU.

Ultron

Let's see, a Marvel movie that I was okay with.... or a movie that I equate to being as painful as dropping the soap in a prison shower..... decisions decisions

Lol at BvS being a masterpiece

Batman vs Superman for me. I don't see how anyone could like the butchery they did to Ultron in AOU. It was one thing to change his origin but for me changing his personality was pretty bad. Ultron's not suppose to be Tony Stark 2.0

What?

Well, BvS Lex also wasn't that comic accurate . . .

AoA. I didn't think either were that good though.

Now you're exaggerating. I'd take the worst movie ever over this.

BvS, but only by a hair. I didn't think either films were that bad or that good. I would personally give AOS a 7/10 while BvS 7.5/10