There is this slightly annoying thing that movies do sometimes that I suppose Zack wanted to see if he can get away with. Sometimes movies need something extraordinary to happen. For example a character should convince another character perfectly of something that would advance the plot. Or impress another character with some skill. But the challenge is, with these sorts of scenes, is that those impressions or convictions should work on the audience too. If the character is convinced, the audience should feel like the argument was convincing. Or if the character is impressed, whatever that characters saw should be impressive to the audience. And yet sometimes, the film-maker doesn't believe they can write a convincing argument, or show an impressive enough thing, and they end up cheating, somehow, to avoid showing it.

Now here is an interesting observation. Again put a huge fucking grain of salt on it, since I birthed it through my ass. It seems there could be a sort perceived rivalry between Zack Snyder and another film-maker that does action films Michael Bay. There was a quote from Quentin Tarantino ( a friend of Robert Rodriguez ) that equates the style of Michael Bay to the style of Tony Scott. Troler even wrote an essay about this very thing.

And that is, ladies and gentleman, how we arrive to the theme of this article, or the corruption this movie does to the audience. Or the way this film makes me think of Edgar Wright. I'm talking about the seduction scene...

Instead of inserting his cock into this underage girl. He inserts a hard metal Lobotomy stick in around her eye.