Batman Vs Superman

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Batman v superman follows Bruce Wayne's struggle to end Superman's reign on earth after his battle with Zod. Both Batman and Superman see each other as a threat. Bruce Wayne makes it his goal to take Superman down but he's not the only one with this idea.
Over all many are saying this movie is great. I however, say that it thought the movie had a great build up but didn't follow through with its swing. The movie did not end the same as the comics witch disappointed me however, the ending it had made up for it. On top of that though the movie was very predictable. A person could see what was gonna happen next from almost a mile away.
It has been a little known fact that this was Ben Affleck's first performance as Batman and I personally

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