Such a good comic is made weird by zz right... The story background and reality are really a bit similar, the same as the original: Superman stole Stalin's position and began to centralize the Soviet Union. Batman became a riot boss by being incited to have an excessive amount of antisocial psychology. The capitalist Luthor succeeded in becoming the president of the United States. He was afraid that the Soviet Union would threaten the United States and began to find ways to catch up with others and step down. Originally, every character in the original book was complicated, but it was because zz was right... At the end of the movie, Rousseau gave up his position to give way to the black president... Superman gave up his centralization because he was influenced by the language of an excellent woman... Wonder Woman was all over the place from beginning to end. A perfect character whose values are so speechless... The most annoying thing is that Luther and Superman in the original book are not good people. Luther's mantra before his death revealed that the political path he chose was not for fairness and justice, and the bloodshed that he initiated was covered with the cloak of freedom and liberation. Superman is not a good person either. On the surface, he strives for social stability and people's happiness, but like Stalin who was replaced by himself, he subconsciously wants to control everything. In the end, the earth will die, and one of Luthor's newborn offspring is carried on a spacecraft and flew to another less developed planet in the universe, suggesting that Luthor and Superman are a cycle, they think they represent justice but neither is a good thing , the zz system they chose is not clearly superior or inferior... But in this movie, Luther turned into a good person in the end, and his bad deeds were written off. Superman realizes that centralization is not about giving up power... The level of the film immediately drops a lot. In fact, it is quite normal to only watch movies. Who made the original idea so Buddhist?
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