As real as it could be.

Rating: 10/10 (14 March 2019)

I have never seen ever, a superhero movie that deep since Watchmen. Details on the plot were outstanding. Man of Steel couldn't have asked for a better sequel than this. The Ultimate cut was way way better than the theatrical one. A perfect setup for Justice League. As Henry Cavill's Superman continues to find his place in the world of strangers. His existence becomes a conspiracy theory. Normal beings on earth having mixed reviews about whether their should be a Superman or not? Or whether he should answer to anyone? A Rigid Broken Man who got hurt in the events of Man of Steel takes things in his own hands. As he thinks he is the only person planet who could fight this probable threat to Human kind. Batman's Portrayal as Batman is beyond perfection. He doesn't just portray the Pain of Bruce Wayne but also his rage and rigidity. The balance Ben's Batman and Bruce had in BvS with limited screentime which was shared with Superman and Wonderwoman in a Superman centred plot, was tremendous. Ben was clear about being Batman and using Bruce Wayne as a maskup and a perfect one. He was likeable and inspiring as Bruce Wayne for his employees. As Batman he was serving his mission well without any second thoughts. He was not searching for an escape even after a 20 year reign of crime fighting. I think as a whole, Batman/Bruce was perfectly written and portrayed in BvS. This completel and concrete portrayal of Bruce/Batman's character was missing even in Nolan Trilogy. Gal's Wonderwoman was inspiring as she had a cameo, still she managed to make fans around the planet. Cinematography of this Superhero flick is out of the park. Zack Snyder delivered the punch again. The Score was on point. Hans Zimmer's and Junkie XL's genius written all over it. Plot was spread wisely and provided every necessary detail. Dialogues were written well, executed well. It kept the Dark and gritty tone as well as the Heart of the characters from DC Comics. Its a delight for a true Movie lover.