$400 million doesn't go as far as it used to

Rating: 2/10 (28 March 2016)

Spoilers If you love infinite CGI, Green Screen that will look bad on the home screens and set-ups for more films, then this movie is for you. If you are expecting character development then this is not the film for you.
Batman and Superman have character depths of a comic book page.
The plot might be confusing to most people. But if you didn't get it, see the first 5 or 10 minutes of the animation movie: The Incredibles to understand what the tension is all about. See, people are tried of super heros in the real world, I tire of them at the movieplex.
Long, dark, and frankly, I dozed off for awhile it was that boring.
I had thought that I would dislike no movie more than Birdman last year, but this film beats it.
It seemed like the characters would be better off just committing suicide and end it all. Somewhat like what my money did when I bought the ticket.
Casting appears to have been accomplished using a random number generator. No one ask themselves, does this person seem to meet the rules for the character from the comic books? Nope, just use anyone who is available.
Finally, were there no actors in Hollywood that could have brightened this movie a little. Amy Adams, a bright star in the heavens, seemed to be coated with a film that prevented her from showing her skills.
Conclusion: Run away!