A real movie based on DC Comics, not some drama that tries to use DC characters and butcher them

Rating: 9/10 (15 June 2016)

Ignore the critics on journalism and YouTube. Watch it without comparing it to the Marvel Cinematic Universe because the DC Extended Universe is a whole new breed of animal. Finally Warner Bros and DC has made a decent movie that is enjoyable. Batman and Superman in the big screen with Wonder Woman by their side. This movie is one things fans had been waiting for and finally got it. Unlike previous DC movies, this one actually has a DC Comics feel and is like watching the DC animated movies with a live-action cast. Ben Affleck was great as Batman. He has detective skills, a proper costume that does no look fake and a better voice. Christian Bale as Batman lacked detective skills and preferred to ask business partner Lucius Fox for gadgets fight villains, had an armored costume that looked fake and had a voice that sounded like a cross between a chain-smoker and an drunkard. He actually felt like Bruce Wayne out of costume, unlike Bale who felt like a male version of Veronica Lodge from Archie Comics. Gal Gadot was great as Wonder Woman and the costume looked perfect, despite not being the same colors as the comics. The plot is not as rushed as people think. The reason Batman hates Superman here is not because of the damage resulting in the death of many people, including the mother of a child that Bruce comforts at the beginning. That also explains that the Martha seen had more to do than their mothers sharing the same name. It was also bout how Batman realizes that Superman is also an average human being with family, not just a deity that would end up taking over the world. That would also explain the so-called "Knightmare" scene. It is how the two heroes fear their morality is at stake. That would explain Batman using guns and killing people and Superman having an army of followers. The death of Superman does not mean Superman is gone forever. The casket and grave shaking mean Superman is still alive as his Kryptonian anatomy makes it easy for his body to heal on Earth. A message to Lex Luthor haters, the one that appears in this movie is just the beginning. A lot of people complain that this Luthor felt less like Luthor and more like the Joker or Riddler. The cold and diabolical personality of Jesse Eisenberg's Lex Luthor will be shown in later movies. That may also explain the shaved head at the end of the movie with Luthor having a more cold facial expression. Also saying that Lex Luthor here is totally butchered seem like hypocrisy because no one here says that Baron Zemo in Captain America Civil war or Penguin on Gotham is butchered, because they are different from the comics. The Doomsday here was very scary, scarier than any version used outside comics. A lot of people complain why The Flash's cameo was unnecessary and the movie is crowded with too many heroes. Other than Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman, the others were just cameos to set up for future films. Yet no one complains that Captain America Civil War is overcrowded, even though almost every hero who appears here plays a major role. They also do not seem to call Spiderman's cameo unnecessary, even though it is the same as the Flash. A lot of people complain it is too dark, it is too serious and lacks humor. BvS is based on some of the darkest DC graphic novels and DC cannot make a light movie aimed at solely entertaining children like Marvel due to failed attempts like Superman Returns and Green Lantern. Asp critic and Marvel fanboys should be careful what they wish for because the last time they complained a DC movie was dark, the result was Batman & Robin, which is one the worst movies ever made.