Disappointingly overacted, underacted, just plain not acted or no script to act with.

Rating: 1/10 (13 April 2016)

I've never thought of Ben Affleck as someone who overacted a role. He managed to do so. Henry Cavill constantly looked like he either needed a teleprompter for his lines or the laxative had just kicked in and the bathroom was too far away. If Lois Lane is supposed to look like "little girl lost" then Amy Adams did a good job. Jesse Eisenberg just made me want to reach through the screen and choke his little throat. Diane Lane and Laurence Fishburne did well with limited screen time and, for Mr. Fishburne in particular, limited and wimpy lines. Holly Hunter's character was scripted all over the place and she could never build anything. Jeremy Irons. Now there was a character worth watching. Well played with a droll and from time to time dismissive attitude ("if there is another ..."). Gal Gadot might have been more impressive if there had been a little more development for her. Either as the "secret identity" or as WW. The most realistic characterization was MIchael Shannon as Zod. And he was dead.
If someone hadn't given me the tickets I'd want my money back. I want their money back. For me the best part of the movie was seeing it at the Alamo Drafthouse and having an excellent dinner.
If you haven't seen it yet, wait until a friend buys the disk but he has to provide the beer and pizza.