I Refuse to Call this a Film

Rating: 1/10 (21 December 2017)

Screenwriting 101
Story derives from a character having a goal and trying to achieve it. The protagonist's goal is in direct contrast to the antagonist's goal: This is where conflict comes from. (Protagonist means good guy and antagonist means bad guy, I feel like I need to explain these things to the people giving this good reviews.) The "story" here is overly-complex and nonsensical.
Characters are not merely people who appear on screen, they're real people with realistic traits and wants. The strengths and weaknesses of these characters drive their goals and actions. While Batman has a clear motivation for disliking Superman, Superman has no reason to dislike Batman. Lex Luthor hates Superman for... reasons?
Nothing in this "movie" makes any sense. Scenes don't logically lead into each other and not a single character aside from Batman comes close to having anything close to a through-line (an individual goal being worked towards).
By the time Snyder's ridiculous and mind-numbing action arrives, I was so disinterested that the infamous Batman warehouse scene didn't do anything for me.
This "movie" (I use that term very loosely) is an insult to the craft of filmmaking and the complex character of Bruce Wayne/Batman. It comes nowhere close to entertainment or coherence.
Anyone who vouches for this "movie" should not be allowed to voice their opinion on any film ever.