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Arguably the biggest film of 2016, not much can be said about Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice that hasn't been said already. It's the film that fans have been waiting for, and it's the film that will pave the way for Justice League. If you're not already drooling over this one, you may need to get your head checked.

8 Burning Questions We Have After Watching Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice

It is fair to say that the reaction to Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice has been decidedly mixed. A lot of the criticism directed at the movie is to do with how overstuffed it is. Apart from the smash-up between the two titular heroes, BvS also has subplots for Lois Lane, Wonder Woman, Jesse Eisenberg as Evil Mark Zuckerberg and a big CGI monster. Oh, and it has to set up the other metahumans for their starring roles in the Justice League.
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2) What Is The Flash Talking About?

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Straight after the Knightmare sequence, Bruce is visited by someone we know to be The Flash, who gives him a mysterious message before disappearing again.

So, what exactly is the Flash warning Bruce about? Well, it can be assumed that he probably hails from the dystopian future that we saw the trenchcoated Batman inhabit in the previous dream sequence. As such, he is probably attempting to warn Bruce that Superman will turn bad, just as he thought. After all, Supes doesn’t look in the best of moods when he unmasks Batman in that dream.

The Flash also mentions that Lois Lane is “the key.” What does he mean by that? Is she the key to saving the future, or the key to what caused the characters to go down this dark(er) path? And, more importantly, does this mean that Amy Adams will get more to do next time rather than just being saved by Henry Cavill?


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Christian Bone is a Staff Writer/Editor at We Got This Covered. Since graduating with a Creative Writing degree from the University of Winchester, he has been cluttering up the internet with his thoughts on movies and TV for over a decade. The MCU is his comfort place but, if you asked him, he'd probably say his favorite superhero film is The Incredibles.