...he said it all...
Luthor >>>> superman
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this meeting could be the entire scope of the movie. Lex Luthor, openly is disgusted with superman.Lex flies to Gotham City to try to arrange a deal with Bruce Wayne.
As a gift, Lex presents Bruce with kryptonite and asks him to consider how the public only has Superman's word that he won't turn on them and that he wants a recent development Bruce's company has come up with. That night Batman is looking at the kryptonite when Superman arrives in Gotham and uses his breath to blow the kryptonite away. After a prolonged fight, Superman hits Batman, and later that evening Bruce calls Lex and tells him he will give the research to Luthor.
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lets not dig up this conversation againReal talk, how many of y'all thought that the Lex Luthor from the DCAU/Timmverse was black, growing up?
His moivations have changed with each reboot (it went from Supes accidentilly making Lex bald as kids to Lex just being a garden variety mad scientist to not appreciating Superman supplanting him as the most powerful man in Metropolis) but the current, and best, motivation is that Lex doesn't trust Superman because he is an alien, doesn't buy that Superman wants to be Earth's prote4ctor out of the goodness of his heart and he expects Superman to try and subjugate humanity sometime in the future.
So in Lex's mind he is the hero fighting the good fight against the alien menace that has infected the planet.
This is the most interesting version of Lex by far, and it's bitten straight from Watchmen. I've always found it funny that Watchmen asked the best question about Superman: Is an absolute power even desirable? Isn't that totalitarianism? After that, DC writers were like "yeah, uh, we were just about to get to that"