Thank God for Wonder Woman.

Rating: 8/10 (28 March 2016)

I have been a DC fan as well as a Marvel fan since the age of 7. I grew up watching the animated series of the DC Animated Universe (DCAU) controlled by Bruce Timm. What did the DCAU (1992-2006) have that the DC Extended Universe (2013-Present) does not have at the moment? I will tell you! The DC Extended Universe does not have meticulous planning or someone like Kevin Feige to implement the universe. In other words, FOOLS RUSH IN!!!
Batman: I don't understand why people were angry at the casting of Ben Affleck. One of the many things, I liked about this version of Bruce Wayne is that the character has gone through a rough and horrific time off screen before the events in this film.
Superman: All I am going to say is that this time he showed concern for humanity as well as the damage he caused in Man Of Steel (2013) when he was fighting General Zod.
Wonder Woman: The director could have chosen any actress to play the Princess of Themyscira, but I am over the moon Snyder chose Gal Gadot to play Wonder Woman because she is not just the perfect choice, but she has had previous military training as she has served in the Israeli Army for two years. The loyalist fans will be impressed by her scenes when she arrives for the showdown with Doomsday. In addition, she WILL not only prove the critics wrong 100 percent, she will also make the hypocritical fans look like fools for saying that she does not have the physique or the talent to portray such a heroic and pivotal character. Whoever said that Gal is a skinny Prada princess (gorgeous but miscast) needs their eyes & head examined.
Lois Lane: I am sure many - along with me - adore Amy Adams as Lois Lane in this film as well as Man Of Steel. She played a pivotal role in the first film as well as a very important role in Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice and I am sure she will even play a more important role in the upcoming film adaption of Justice League as well. Amy Adams plays the Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter in a resolute, tough and persistent manner - who always seeks the ultimate scoop and story. After being saved by Superman from a near-death experience at the hands of terrorist scum, she is shaken up and takes a bath to wash away her torment. However - I like a naked woman like the many millions of men and women in this world - I do not understand why she had to be naked? What was the thought process? Did the creative team come to a conclusion that a woman who is feeling vulnerable had to be naked? Did they think that a fantastic and gorgeous woman like Amy Adams had to be naked to show the vulnerability of Lois Lane or was it just to increase the popularity of the film? I might sound cynical, but I am afraid that is the truth I believe in. If you think about it, the film is rated 12A and the scene was featured in a trailer. My point being is that Amy Adams is a beautiful and fantastic actress. She does not need to be naked to show the vulnerability of Lois Lane. And if the Man Of Steel wants to pretty much get down with Lois, isn't it fair that they both strip off?
Lex Luthor: Where do I begin with Jesse Eisenberg? I gave him the benefit of the doubt. However, after watching the film, I came to the conclusion that his character was misused and made a mockery of. He was not intimidating as a villain and he came off as an annoying bug in the room like a mosquito. Also, there was no charisma of a natural leader or any hint of the education received he to take advantage of this trait. In my opinion, the BEST performance by any actor who played Lex Luthor to the book was John Shea on Lois & Clark: The New Adventures Of Superman (1993-1997) specifically Season 1. Eisenberg should have paid homage to John Shea instead of degenerating a quintessential megalomaniac. Jesse Eisenberg? Not the best choice!!!
Doomsday: Doomsday WAS TERRIBLE. He looked similar to something from The Lord Of The Rings. He didn't utter a single word like in the animated series/films. Considering Doomsday was unlocked via the corpse of General Zod...a few words would've been great to add character depth and interaction.
* Bad Points/Worst Points
1) Flashback to Man Of Steel (2013): Bruce running towards Wayne Financial Tower was ridiculous. Okay, I get that he was calling his best friend to get out with everyone, but when the building began to crumble, it reminded me of the dark day on 9/11 and to me using such tragedy for entertainment is not just wrong but also 100% distasteful. People run away from danger and not towards it. Stupid scene 100%!
2) The fight was manipulated by Eisenberg and it did no justice for the title. What were his motivations? Why did he want the Bat and Big Blue to fight one another? Was it perverse lust? Was it because he was bored or was it just written into the film because they couldn't find a suitable reason?!
I would have given this film 5/10, however the only good thing that came from the movie has to be the arrival of Wonder Woman to the rocking theme called Is She With You. Gal Gadot nailed the role of Wonde Woman and I thank Zack Snyder for casting her! Plus, 2017 is next year and we get to see origin of Wonder Woman via the directing skills of Patty Jenkins.