Superman dies = end of the world?

[floramon]

I saw this comment from other sites:

I don't get how Superman's death has left world without hope. BvS portrayed him as a largely feared and disliked figure. And he hadn't been around enough years to become truely loved by the world or the world to have become used to him. It was one of my issues with BvS. They hadn't earned Superman's heroic death.


I really agreed with him/her.

Why is Superman so important to the world? Why the world lost hope when he dies? Directors/Producers, please explain.

When I watched the cartoon Doomsday vs Superman, Superman really earned heroic death. The world did mourn for him.

But in BvS, the world suddenly felt sad for the lost of Superman. What made them changed their attitude so fast (within 2 hours)?

This also happened in Suicide Squade (worse movie of year 2016).


I also agreed with this comment: WB panicked because Marvel is far ahead of them.

Yeah they panicked and rushed it to get to this movie too quick.


What was required was a man of steel 2 which starts with superman and the world unsure of each other and then ends with him being seen in the same light as the Christopher Reeve superman.


Then have a standalone batman which starts with him with the no kill rule but he becomes broken and twisted by the end of the film. This would then set batman and superman at polar opposites and set up an intriguing BvS


There are many mysteries in BvS which were still unanswered, such as dark Superman, Flash in Batman's dream and etc. Zack stressed that BvS was directly linked to JL but now it was not. To me, BvS was just a stepping stone (they did not know how to make a superheroes movie, so they tried to squeeze in 3 heroes for testing purpose), they observed the mistakes but sadly made the same mistakes in JL (hire same director Zack, worse scrip writing).

Moreover, they should make standalone movies first (Aquaman, Flash, Cyborg, Man Hunter, Green Arrow and etc.) before they make Justice League.