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I disagree that it cannot be adapted to film. It could be done with a director that can function in a storytelling environment, which Snyder simply cannot do. The problem with Snyder was covered very well here recently, *related=http://videosift.com/video/Nerdwriter-Fundamenal-Flaw-Zack-Snyder-Batman-v-Superman
He was exactly the wrong director to have film this. I would have went with Del Toro or Whedon, but even they have their flaws.

Now, if the question is, can an adaptation be done that Alan Moore will feel 'suits' his vision? Probably not. He is an artist, in very good ways, but also in some very bad ones. He has a specific idea of how his creation must flow, which means he will never be satisfied with a medium outside of the graphic novel or comic.

Personally, I think one of the few un-adaptable works would be Gaiman's Sandman, but that's just my opinion.

Finally watched this film just last week. I love Zack Snyder, but man... this was baaaaaad.

I can't stand SvB nay-sayers anymore!

We get it... you're pretentious whiny dick-nerds who couldn't recognize a decent movie if it hit you in the face, and who love to shit on Zack Snyder

The movie is absolutely fine (with the exception of a few things).

The fact that it has a much lower fresh rating in Rotten Tomatoes than "The Room" (the Tommy Wiseau one), should be more than enough evidence to show just how fucking stupid the vitriol for this movie has become.

What Zack Snyder lacks in general directing skills, he makes up for exponentially with his action scenes. Because of those actions scenes, Man of Steel was the first super hero film I actually enjoyed in almost forever. I get that most people loathe that film, but for me it delivered on what's been lacking from the "super hero" genre since its introduction to film: super-human, appropriately-sized destruction and chaos.

Bonus fact: Zack Snyder's plots are also in slow motion...

There is more of what makes Superman great in this three minute short than in all 143 minutes of Man of Steel. Is it too late to fire Zack Snyder and get these guys for the sequel?

Yeah, at first glance it does look like a Zack Snyder film doesn't it. I would disagree that the presence of the supernatural automatically makes everything infantile though.

looks more like zack snyder.

We got John Woo/Zack Snyder levels of unnecessary slow-mo indulgence here.

Did I just watch a Zack Snyder movie?

Zack Snyder? Expect long boring... just what Superman needs. Holy hell, can't someone make an exciting superman movie for once? Gorram!

I wouldn't worry about the story side of things. David S Goyer and Christopher Nolan have written this film. Zack Snyder is just directing it.

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>> ^MaxWilder:

I loved this movie soooo much, right up until the ending totally ruined everything.
I embrace my inner 14-year-old. I also have performed in Shakespeare plays. I feel this balance is acceptable.

Shakespeare was the Zack Snyder of his day.