On the other hands, Snyder's decision to faithfully recreate the entire scene and imagery as depicted in Frank Miller's "The Dark Knight Returns" - and depict the scene in darker-than-usual tone - showed why it was still worthwhile. The opening title sequence was seen by some as completely unnecessary, since the origin story of Bruce Wayne is known by each and every comic book fan. But for those whose memory is hazy, or who are simply curious to know what the 'Ultimate Edition' has changed, we've broken down every - yes, EVERY - difference between the theatrical version and this extended cut. The 'Ultimate Edition' of Batman V Superman checks nearly all of those boxes (read our Batman V Superman Ultimate Edition reaction piece), and it's up to each individual viewer to determine if this really deserves to be the 'definitive version' of the movie, or if their issues remain. And for the fans of Snyder's vision for DC's 'Big Three,' any extra scenes or shots are just icing on the cake ( not to mention the NEW Easter Eggs). For those who had issues with plot elements, character motivations, or Lex Luthor's 'master plan,' there's hope for scenes which clarify any or all. For some, the fact that Justice League has been somewhat revealed means the chance to spot any additional clues to the DCEU. Different comic book movie fans will be picking up the Blu-ray (on July 19, 2016) or streaming the movie digitally (starting June 28, 2016) for a few different reasons.
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