A Little Sloppy at Times, but One of the Greatest Ensemble Superhero Movies Ever Made

Rating: 9/10 (25 March 2016)

NON SPOILER: Beautiful cinematography, some of the best fight sequences in the business, and a surprising amount of heartfelt moments.
Ben Affleck's Batman is perfect. The truest version of the character ever projected on the silver screen.
Henry Cavill's Superman has improved, but still has some room to grow.
Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman is mesmerizing. I thought she was going to be the weakest character in this movie. I am so glad I was wrong.
Jesse Eisenberg is a little odd at first, but really grows into Lex Luthor.
You might think you have seen the entire movie if you've watched all the trailers. You haven't. While the marketing team could have played their hand a little better, this is still an amazing movie.
If you find you're having a lot of issues with this film, know that it is a comic book before it is a movie and as such it suffers some of the same problems comics do. This is truly refreshing though, to see a film that is not pandering to the lowest common denominator, but making sure lifetime fans of these characters can walk away satisfied.
Stories that could have sprawled out and been expanded in to 4 different movies that would just drag on and try and milk you dry and take every penny they can from you, are fit into this one movie. They fit together pretty decently too . Dawn of Justice brings some of DC Comics most iconic characters together on one screen and it is a beautiful spectacle to behold.
SPOILERS:
Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman unite for the first time ever in cinematic history. You may think the plot uniting them was a little sloppy, but now that they are together, we are just a small step away from the Justice League film(s).
Don't want to watch six movies while being teased for a decade that eventually we'll see every hero united against one force? This is the movie for you.
BRING ON THE JUSTICE LEAGUE BECAUSE DARKIED IS COMING!
1)Bruce has visions of a world branded with the omega symbol and inhabited by parademons. His rationale to Diana about uniting metahumans to fight is simply "Just a feeling I've got"
2) We see Cyborg's rebirth through his merging with a mother box (The very tool used by the inhabitants of Apokolips to travel between dimensions.) Clearly someone from Apokolips visited and left one behind.
3) Lex's final words. "He's coming. You can't stop him." Like Bruce, Lex has seen visions too.
Get hyped people, the Justice League movie is not far away!