It felt broken and unfinished

Rating: 7/10 (13 April 2016)

I've heard many mixed opinions about this movie, yesterday I had nothing else to really do, so me and a mate decided we'll just go see it for ourselves, I can understand now why people are very mixed about this movie.
When I heard Ben Affleck will be taking on the role as my favourite DC hero, I was very sceptical, but after seeing his performance, I actually really enjoyed him as Bruce Wayne/Batman, even more so than Christian Bale. Batman was by far the best thing about this movie, Affleck didn't have to put on a silly voice instead it was replaced with a vocal manipulator, his character also seemed very torn apart, especially with the struggle of losing his sidekick, it even got to the point where he's even started killing bad guys.
Knowing Zack Snyder and how much he loves his fight scenes, the battles in this film were done extremely well, especially in the dream sequence when Batman was in the desert, I don't know why but seeing Batman beating up bad guys in a duster jacket was just pure awesomeness.
As expected, I was very disappointed when it came to Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg), every time I see Luthor on the screen all I see is Jesse Eisenberg being...well...Jesse Eisenberg. I understand they're going for "oh it's not Lex Luthor, it's his son", but why couldn't they just make it the older Lex Luthor instead? I would have been very happy seeing someone like Bryan Cranston taking on the role.
The other villain of the film was, another disappointment, I felt it was way too soon to throw in a major villain such as Doomsday, whereas they could have just done something like Lex Luthor building his armour and trying to take on Superman.
Overall I felt the film felt quite broken, like there were some scenes that could have been left out, some scenes were so short they were only like 2 minutes! I felt Snyder wanted to try and stuff in as much information, back story and development as much as possible, instead of trying to focus on the current story. The visuals and CGI were very impressive (apart from the walking turd that is Doomsday) and really the only thing that made this film worth watching was Batman.
I still think Deadpool is the best superhero movie of 2016, so I give Batman V Superman a 6 or 7 out of 10, if you're a hardcore Batman and DC fan then it's worth checking out, but if you're just someone who wants to see a superhero movie, then best to see Deadpool or wait until Captain America: Civil War is released.