@Pikachulover999 I love DC as well, using BvS as an example wasn't an attempt to start a flame war. I could just as easily have used any of the Transformers or Fast and the Furious movies as an example.
Let me put it this way: when Eagly got punched out by the White Dragon in the penultimate episode of Peacemaker, I was more worried about the possibility of him dying than about any of the Trinity getting killed by Doomsday in BvS. James Gunn did a better job of getting me to care about a CGI eagle than Zack Snyder did of getting me to care about Batman, who is my favourite superhero.
What I really took issue with was that you called dialogue-heavy scenes pointless. Those are the scenes where we get to know the characters and form a connection with them, so they're a hell of a lot more important than action scenes. It reminded me of something Kevin Smith said about Superman Lives, the Superman movie he wrote in the 90s that ultimately never got made. He objected to a decision the studio made to get rid of a scene of Superman and Lois on top of Mount Rushmore, as it was the scene that fleshed the characters out the most. The studio said that they didn't care about that, because as far as they were concerned, the purpose of the movie was to sell toys.
