Worse than the first.

Rating: 3/10 (13 July 2016)

There is more to why this movie is horrible than the horrible acting and length. It is also the stupidity of the plot.
1. Lois tries to run a piece in a paper in the newspaper instead of just calling Clark on his cell phone, or screaming out that she needs his help (he'd hear her). Logic there? None.
2. Superman fails to react to an explosion fast enough to save a single person in the white house, while being in the same room. (Not the injured who survived on their own that he helped after, but before people were hurt. He's faster than the explosion, and would at least be able to save *one* person, if not several.) Also, he apparently just left the kryptonian ships in the hands of the government and the public. Never went to clean up the technology to keep it out of human hands. Something Superman *always* does, considering how dangerous kryptonian technology is and he doesn't want humans reverse engineering it.
3. Lex Luthor apparently can push candy into a high ranking government official's mouth like he's a child, and not in that arrogant way Lex would, but in the insane childish persona they gave him. Oh, and let it be noted that he had absolutely zero leverage on this guy. They were trying to enter a mutually beneficial agreement, but Lex had nothing to make the guy into a complete b****.
4. Batman is an unrepentant killer. Alfred knows this and does nothing about it. Can we not destroy the one thing about batman that means something? You know, the one thing that is core to their character? Oh, and apparently when he fell into the caves as a kid, the bats swirled around him and floated him out. More Jesus imagery pushed onto our Superheroes. Keep the religious stuff out of the films people. They ruin it. This isn't a Jesus movie. It's a superhero movie. Jesus doesn't have to be in every little thing.
5. The ship that has a kryptonian command key in it apparently talks in English instead of Kryptonian when asking Lex if he wants to assume command. It doesn't have a visual recognition system that can see that he's human, and the atmosphere in the ship is just fine for him. None of this makes any sense at all.
6. After superman's death, they go to the trouble of keeping his Clark Kent personality secret by releasing two obituaries in the newspaper, but apparently they have Clarks body for a military 21 gun salute funeral, while then burying said body in the graveyard with the rest of the Kent family instead of in a public monument. Also Lois and Martha are afforded places of honor following the body. The reason the comics always had Superman buried in a public monument after one of his many "deaths" is because you can't put him in the Kent plots, or have Martha and Lois get special positioning at the funeral without breaching his identity. Logic people. Use it.
7. Lex makes Doomsday out of a mixture of human and kryptonian DNA, but this doesn't make Doomsday weaker, no... It makes him stronger. Somehow.
These are just a few off the top of my head after watching. This is sheer idiocy. Stop with the religious imagery, stop with the religious undertones. Just make our freaking comics. Every time you introduce religious undertones and imagery, you introduce religious logic (or the lack of) as shown by the flaws that any child who is a fan could find.
It is the sheer lack of logic that makes this film the worst mainstream superhero movie in history. Yes, it is a fantastical world, no that doesn't mean all logic goes out the window.