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Many fans argue this scene works better in the extended cut because it highlights Batman's realization that he has become the very "monster" he's spent his life fighting.

is widely considered the superior version of the film, addressing many of the narrative gaps that plagued the original 2016 theatrical release. Batman.v.Superman.Dawn.of.Justice.2016.EXTENDED...

Years after its turbulent release, the Extended Cut is celebrated by cinephiles for its audacity. It rejected the homogenized, joke-heavy formula of contemporary superhero films in favor of an operatic, high-stakes tragedy about grief, manipulation, and the arduous path back to hope. Many fans argue this scene works better in

orchestrates a complex plan to destroy the world's faith in Superman. In the Extended Cut, this is more detailed: The African Incident He accesses the Kryptonian scout ship and learns

Lex Luthor, obsessed with the idea that "gods" cannot be all-powerful and all-good, manipulates both heroes. He accesses the Kryptonian scout ship and learns of a dormant monster created by his father, Zod. Luthor also discovers files on other "metahumans" (Flash, Aquaman, Cyborg) and begins pushing Clark Kent to investigate Batman’s brutal vigilante tactics in Gotham.