I finally have a (clear) favorite superhero movie

Rating: 8/10 (25 March 2016)

Most superhero movies have been giving me such a huge case of superhero movie fatigue. Not only did BvS not give me that at all, it made me realize why I felt that way with most other such movies. Most of them have a (a) origin story, (b) silly villain plot to destroy the world and no good motivation for doing so, (c) overall story does not relate to the real world at all, doesn't feel like something that would actually happen in the real world if there were actual supeheroes/villains. BvS has none of these and below are some of the reasons for why I love it:
1) First superhero movie (that I can think of) to really show scenes from the point of view of civilians.
2) One of the very few superhero movies (one of them being its predecessor: Man of Steel) to really make you feel like this is what it would be like if people with superpowers actually existed, it makes it relevant to us and not just a "for entertainment purposes only" movie. (The solo Batman movies don't count because Bats doesn't have superpowers.) From showing an actual terrorist bombing attack (like would happen in real life) and showing how even Superman can be totally helpless in such attacks if it isn't prevented from happening in the first place, to showing people wanting to destroy superheroes because they are afraid of them.
3) Best Batman EVER!!!!! He fights like a god and thinks like the world's greatest detective. This is the first time Batman fights like he should in action. Also, he is not afraid of anything (not even Superman) and does not let anything hold him back from doing what he needs to do. Example: there is a dream/flashforward scene with Batman fighting with guns (that's right, guns) because he absolutely has to in that scene and then showing how he deals with real world baddies currently (he is so efficient and experienced and such a bad-ass he doesn't need guns and not because he is personally against them).
4) Best Alfred ever. Doesn't look old or feeble, he's like an actual partner to Batman both physically and mentally, like he could go out into the field with Batman and only doesn't because Bats requires backend support.
5) Teasing of next movie the only way it should be done. If this were some other movie, you have to wait till end credits to watch some micro scene that takes places after the movie. In BvS, this happens within the movie in a scene that feels like an actual part of the movie and not just teasing the next movie.
6) Truly delivers on its title: Batman v Superman. They actually really fight in terms of ideals and there's a physical fight with a winner and and then there's aftermath. I've never really liked the idea of Batman existing in the same world as other superheroes (esp. Supeman), previously that is. Now I like this idea and accept it.
7) Properly deals with the issue of Superman being too powerful. In most other stories with Superman teaming with other heroes, they always, always dumb Superman down in terms of his superpowers! He just becomes physically weaker in their presence (with no explanation at all) and more powerful when he's alone. In BvS, the only point where Superman is weaken then he is is because of Kryptonite; they make his foes more powerful: Luthor and Batman are intellectually/ mentally more powerful than him, and Doomsday physically.
8) Lex Luthor. This is one of the few times I actually liked his character (previously he is either too goofy or totally unrelatable or felt too evil), him wanting to destroy Superman because of just powerful he is and that he is from another planet, all the evil he does in this movie is related and towards achieving that goal. This is how real world bad guys are, destroying what they are afraid of, think is a threat to them. Doing whatever they feel is necessary for their ideal/main motivation.
9) Wonder Woman. She looks hot (without looking like a slut) and physically imposing at the same time. I love how she's not just a cameo and feels like a small but vital part of the movie in terms of plot and action. They didn't overplay or underplay her in anyway at all.
I just loved BvS and can't wait for the r-rated bluray version with extra 30 minutes and the Wonder Woman movie!