It’s the best on-screen adaptation of the classic Dracula story, and it isn’t even technically Dracula.
This film stands shoulder to shoulder with Murnau’s 1922 masterpiece—and only Eggers could’ve pulled off such a feat.
The theatrical release of BATMAN V SUPERMAN was good. I left appreciating more than just its stellar visuals, but the attention to character and world-building, relevant social commentary, a script that (mostly) works, and a compelling set up for why these two titans would end up locked in mortal combat.
But it wasn't without its problems, either, namely disjointedness in the narrative that was quite jarring at times. Zack Snyder's original vision, encapsulated in the Ultimate Edition release, fixes these…