Great, not without being divisive

Rating: 9/10 (27 March 2016)

I really liked this movie. Watched it two times already.
Lets start with the obvious. Affleck was great, my favorite Batman so far. The visuals, as Snyder has gotten us used to, are great. Batman's parents death scene is done in the style of Watchmen. There are indeed some editing problems, but not the problems people keep referring to. Watching this a second time really made me appreciate most scene transitions. My problem was that some scenes really needed a little more time to breath.
Lex was the other major gripe people had with the movie (I refuse to acknowledge lack of humor as a negative, which by the way is wrong, there were a couple jokes in there. More jokes would feel forced as this never intended to be a comedy). Lex will divide people. I personally was okay with it. For those saying that there were no motives for certain thinks happening, you need to pay more attention and read more between the lines. That the general audience is so used to be baby-fed that they can't deduce anything anymore without being beaten in the head with it, saddens me.
There was a scene involving a USB drive, I'm avoiding spoilers but you'll know what scene I'm talking about, that albeit awesome did feel really forced. Then again, I would be disappointed if they didn't show it to us.
The fight scenes were awesome. I truly connect with this Superman. I normally don't like him, but he feels less godly and more human in this universe. The inner struggle he keeps going through helps us as a viewer to relate to him instead of simply wanting to be him. A hero should be someone you can relate to, not just an idealization of perfection.
Maybe I'll do another spoiler review, but for me this movie truly is a solid movie. 8/10