Consider it the greatest achievement and the grandest tragedy in the history of DC.

Rating: 9/10 (25 March 2016)

As a fan of DC Films, you did not have this coming. A lot of detail to gulp down in the first few minutes, brilliant opening scene for the introduction of the old Bat
Ben Afleck does well, but then he would be compared with Christian Bale so he had to loose I mean Nolan's Batman Series is untouchable epic. Even after having said that, the Bat seemed to have been portrayed as someone with a vendetta to teach Superman a lesson and someone who is easily manipulated by Lex to get into war-mode with the guy who is as much of a Superhero, this is way beyond logic, even from Marvel Standards. In fact the Iron Man v Thor or Hulk v Iron Man or even the Cap v Iron Man, they have a story, its not as fanatical. It contradicts the image that the Bat carries.
Superman, the climax that is intended for him came as an emotion outburst for me. But his character was not well managed for the film.
Lex Luthor, he stole the show. If I were to be asked, this was the very best Lex Luthor ever seen in any form of artistic expression. A real life youth Tycoon who is disturbingly psychotic. Loved the Charity speech, the way it was managed.
Wonderwoman has a 'not so big, and not so clear role' but she does well to save the day at some point in the film.
The movie had a little too much of data for one film, maybe they would have considered the idea of two films of 100 minutes each. Nevertheless thoroughly enjoyable, not a single dull moment.
Introduced an out of the box concept of the Doomsday
I think the director was too consumed by the introduction of Batman and giving a finishing touch to the image of Lex to prepare Superman whole heartedly. Having installed an image for the Son of Krypton in the first movie, this was more to carter to the public perception and affection for the Batman than to forward the role of the actual hero Superman. All in all, this could have been better made by a Nolan, and Snyder kind of messed it up. Unlike the Marvel Installments, has left the audience with a lot of unanswered question for a long time.