This is a movie that takes itself seriously, it doesn't interpret comic book as a book filled with levity and not-so-funny running jokes like "language!"

Rating: 10/10 (25 March 2016)

This is not the movie we deserve, but the one we need right now. This movie is not perfect. But only because it had to set up the next movies to come in the franchise. Yet it still has all the elements we loved in the Nolan trilogy. It is dark, visually spectacular and has the audience on the edge of their seats.
It does more than just acknowledging its prequel – man of steel. It builds on it, promising that the DC universe, we all have been waiting for is not going to be a collection of secluded islands. And as such it should not be viewed as a standalone movie, but rather as a pilot episode in a series.
Ben Affleck brings a seasoned Bruce Wayne, whose experiences have made him a cynic. Jeremy Irons takes over from Michael Caine as Alfred and Henry Cavil reprises his role as Superman/Clark Kent.
The action sequences are tense, foreboding and visually stunning. I managed to go to the movie without seeing a single trailer, and I was completely satisfied with the overall experience. Snyder could cut off the final showdown with Doomsday and I still would have been satisfied.
This is a movie that takes itself seriously, it doesn't interpret comic book as a book filled with levity and not-so-funny running jokes like "language!"
Get over it! Batman is not the most popular superhero because he runs around making light of situations, but because he operates in the night and is steadfast in his resolve to stand against what he thinks is unjust!