Batman v Superman: By The Minute

In this minute of Batman v Superman, an ancient Kryptonian deformity is born.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Lex Luthor reveals his back-up plan to end the sin of Superman.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Bruce decides to trust again in order to save Martha.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, the greatest Bat-fight of all time is brought to a brutal close, thanks to our special guests stunt coordinator and second unit director Damon Caro, fight choreographer Ryan Watson, and assistant fight choreographer Wayne Dalglish.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Batman takes on an entire warehouse of thugs, coordinated (and played) by a few special guests: stunt coordinator and second unit director Damon Caro, fight choreographer Ryan Watson, and assistant fight choreographer (and iconic knife-wielder) Wayne Dalglish.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, stunt coordinator and second unit director Damon Caro, fight choreographer Ryan Watson, and assistant fight choreographer Wayne Dalglish tell us how they made the best Batman fight scene of all time.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Bruce disarms some of Lex's contractors. Definitively.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Bruce tells Alfred something he already knows.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Bruce puts down his spear to make Clark a promise.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Bruce finally understands Clark's "Martha" moment... even if some in the audience never will.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Clark warns Bruce about an innocent woman in danger... and delivers one of cinema's most immortal "moments" of all time.

With the first trailer for Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon finally released, the Snyder Minute is back from the top secret set visit to break down every shot, scene, and secret we learned about Netflix's new Rebel Universe in this very special episode.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Bruce pulls sword from stone to explain what he really learned from his parents "dying in the gutter, for no reason at all."

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Bruce attends an unexpected funeral as Plato arrives to ask a burning question: "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?"

In this minute of Batman v Superman, the Man of Steel sinks to his knees... so Bruce can take a sink to his head.

Enjoy a special episode from The Snyder Minute, with Stephen fresh from the 'Full Circle' event hosted by Zack Snyder and friends, with screenings of Man of Steel, Batman v Superman, and Zack Snyder's Justice League... as it was finally meant to be seen.   We break down the event, surprise insights, and the biggest takeaways, along with a bonus interview with Snyder himself confirming, once again,...

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Clark rings Bruce's bell before escorting him to the washroom.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Bruce unleashes his armored anger on a target in absolute agony. For most of the minute, anyway.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Bruce introduces Clark to some of his newest gadgets... and a fear unlike any he's ever known.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Bruce Wayne does his best impression of a thunderbolt, before turning off the Bat Signal the hard way. So why is he still smiling...?

In this minute of Batman v Superman, Clark and Bruce deliver on the movie's title as they collide in full force. For Clark, the encounter is a plea for peace and teamwork to prevent a personal tragedy. For Bruce, it's the culmination of a lifelong mission built on one tragedy after another. Superman can finally see... but Bruce isn't listening. Cue the fireworks.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, the death of Victor Stone is twisted into something even more tragic, judging by the horrifying 'rebirth' unleashed by his father. Diana has obviously seen enough, but Lois Lane knows she must head into the heart of the storm, and has the movie's most powerful ally to help her get there.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, a mysterious Aquaman emerges from the depths, as the remains of Victor Stone promise something much, much darker.

In this minute of Batman v Superman, a red streak appears to give Diana a glimpse of the future Justice League. Or is it the past?

The first season of Amazon's The Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power has ended... so how did this show, which had nothing to do with Zack Snyder, still end up in the exact same storm of bad criticism, online trolling, and overlooked storytelling? Whether you love the show (like us) or were disappointed, there's no question: Batman v Superman fans should defend Rings of Power for all the same rea...