Good movie with certain flaws. Many critics reviews prejudiced, watch for yourself and decide

Rating: 8/10 (26 March 2016)

With all the hype surrounding BvS( thanks to marketing team for a 30 month plus long campaign, pun intended ), and certainly all the bashing being directed against it by critics all around the world( currently 31% at Rotten Tomatoes), even a DC fan in his right mind might get skeptical regarding the outcome of this DC Spectacle, which is supposed to tie up one DC standalone movie( at the time of production) , Man of Steel to several other DC properties slated for future release, and at the same time distinguish itself from Marvel Cinematic Universe, DC TV Multiverse, DC animated universe and what not. Getting to Review.
Director Zack Snyder does deliver in this regard.
Having already seen and read some reviews, some of which were unapologetically negative, to say the least, I revered the movie for its visual nature( a trademark of Zack Snyder style of film-making), weaving together the complex nature of storytelling into a 150 minute format, and lastly bringing together two most loved characters in DC together since days of Animated Justice League Series and giving me goosebumps while they were smashing each other on the screen.
Whenever the directer wanted me to feel invested , I did and loved every bit of it.
While some people like me will appreciate the CGI and even go as far as calling it visual poetry of sorts, its repercussions will definitely have on others, including a much the darker tone then Man of Steel and that reasoning will vary from person to person, and most likely then not people will jump to the side as many critics have, comparing it to fun and light Marvel Cinematic Universe(except including the Daredevil and Jessica Jones Series, where a dark color pallet stand out as a highlight). I am a fan of both.