Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice

I get what you want to say, but there are ways they can putt all these guys as cameos. From top of my had, Cyborg could be talented guy Batman asks for help and then some explosion happens(latter they reveal they managed to keep him alive as Cyborg. Aquaman could just walk out from the see and thats all and so on...And I'm sure they thought about this more than 2 minutes .

If I watch a film and walk out of it with glaring questions about the plot or characters that I don't know or understand, then I've just walked out of a bad film. If Cyborg just makes an appearance long enough to have dialog but not to explain why he's half robot, then that's the sing of crappy story telling for people who don't know who he is. Why the hell do I have to have knowledge of a different medium to understand what's going on in a film?

Concerning X-men, it's ironic you told me to read your post because I specifically said "except X-men"...

X-men is a special case because the most you need to know is that people are born with superpowers and that's explained in the first two lines of the film. There's no back story needed.

Cyborg, on the other hand, walking onto the screen would be confounding to someone who's not read a comic before. So, if we're basing our opinions on, you know, real things that exist (past films), then there's not a lot of comic book films with multiple character introductions that succeeded.

EDIT: Clearly you missed this post:

For the most part, every superhero film that introduces more than 2-3 new characters has sucked unless it was X-Men. Batman V Superman is introducing at least 5 if you include a new Batman and we haven't even been clued in to who the new villain will be! Of course Batman V Superman has nothing to do with those other films, I was pointing out that previous attempts to cram too many back stories into one comic adaptation have failed. And, I've ranted on and on about how much I hate Snyder, but I don't think he has the nuance in him to make the intros to all these new characters in a cohesive manner.

t...First ,they don't need Batman's backstory, it will probably be shown during next few movies...

DoJ opens with Batman in pursuit of (insert bad guy) in the (insert bat vehicle) and keeps running from there.

Batman is one of the few brands that I think you can venture with no back story. Say what they may, but Suicide Squad is gonna be the Batman origin movie.

I get it, but your problems is you think everything will go that "horrible route"...Maybe he wont be Cyborg,maybe he becomes Cyborg in JL,maybe Aquaman wont say a word,just walk out to see what is all this about...First ,they don't need Batman's backstory, it will probably be shown during next few movies...Ye,I almost forgot your hate for Snyder, we talked about that didnt we? That's different topic. And why now days people need to be fed with info, I mean you want to tell me nobody left out of Avengers thinking who Thanos is? As I said, no backstory is needed for Batman, we already know about Superman, we wont find out anything about Aquaman and Cyborg in this one (maybe only that he became Cyborg by some explosion, just 2minutes of dialog)...So all you need to know is that some guy walked out from the sea (for example),thats all,they dont need to tell you who walked out of the sea or something...Batman and Robin had all those characters be full part of the movie, so its not fair to compare.

Did you see X-men Origins: Wolverine? Because that's the image I get in my head every time you tell me what the film could be.

Also, I can't imagine Aquaman will just walk out of the sea and the audience will get who he is. That's beyond absurd.

Be honest, if that happened, would that be your opinion of a well made film? Seriously?

Concerning Thanos, he shows up in the post credits scene! He's not even a part of the story.

Between the past comic adaptations that introduced several characters and Snyder's terrible depiction of Superman in Man of Steel, of course I'm being negative. I have no hope at all that this will be a good film. I will hang on to a glimmer of hope that it doesn't suck because I've loved Superman since I was 7-years-old, but I see no reason to suspect it will turn out well.

Say what they may, but Suicide Squad is gonna be the Batman origin movie.

Does anyone else think these things are getting a bit out of hand? We're now getting teasers for teasers of the full trailer and teasers that include release dates for an actual trailer. I mean that teaser had what, 5 seconds of actual footage? Just seems a bit silly

Does anyone else think these things are getting a bit out of hand? We're now getting teasers for teasers of the full trailer and teasers that include release dates for an actual trailer. I mean that teaser had what, 5 seconds of actual footage? Just seems a bit silly