A mediocre film with a few good parts.

Rating: 4/10 (23 May 2016)

Well, I think it's safe to say that this movie was somewhat of a disappointment especially for the comic-book fans. Not saying that it's garbage or anything but this film is basically the definition of mediocrity and the term: "all flash but no substance".
Let me start up on the things that I liked about this movie: some scenes, especially the action scenes were actually pretty good and visually pleasant, the movie has a solid amount of grit as well, also Ben Affleck's Batman was kick-ass especially on the warehouse scene but sadly all the good stuff ends there, moving on...
Now for the things I disliked and hated about this movie. For starters, the movie felt rushed and disjointed, it basically crammed multiple comic-book story arcs in one movie, the pacing was also pretty damn bad, going back and forth on scenes all of a sudden, not to mention the stupid amount of plot holes in this movie. I also hated how they handled most of the characters, especially the main villain Lex Luthor(Jr?) or should I say "discount Heath Ledger Joker", he was just an annoying character in this movie with no actual motive whatsoever and unlike the ACTUAL Lex in the comics who is manipulative, cunning and intimidating, he ended up as a weird, spastic, socially awkward twerp that isn't scary AT ALL. Then there's the cave troll looking Doomsday, just.... ugh, honestly speaking, he was basically shoehorned in the movie because of reasons unknown and the character was pretty much wasted in the end(great f*cking job Zack and co.). Lois Lane's character was pretty bland as well, she basically did nothing in the movie and her little adventure on finding where that bullet came from didn't help either and speaking of bland characters, Superman/Clark Kent was also quite shallow and like Batman, is brooding for most of the time ever since Man of Steel, even though his character is not intended that way(again, great job Hack), he wasn't even that much of a character in his own damn movie. I even have problems with Batman's character even though he was quite badass but where's that world's greatest detective I grew up with? he got outsmarted by a retarded version of Lex Luthor for Christ's sake, not to mention that this version of Batman has no willpower or essence of justice and won't hesitate killing those who he deems guilty, unless their mother is named Martha(don't get mad, I know the meaning of that scene but it's still stupidly executed). Maybe the only character I actually liked to the fullest was Alfred so kudos for Jeremy Irons delivering a solid performance on a not so solid movie, Gal Gadot was also decent as WW but in the end I didn't care for her that much, honestly, she felt kinda shoehorned as well but it was nowhere near as bad as Doomsfail though. The fight between Bats and Supes was also somewhat disappointing, yeah it has some awesome visuals and kick-ass cinematography on the beatdown but it felt REALLY short, it didn't even last 10 minutes yet they call the main title of this movie Batman VS Superman? should've called it BS instead and I'm not even gonna bother on that forced scene on how they made up since I already explained it. They even killed-off Superman already in this movie or did they? either way it was a bad move since they already murdered his character figuratively and literally, and even if he does come back which is highly likely as evident on that ending scene, it'll just end up cheap and remove most of the tension on the upcoming films with him since they already did the death of Superman storyline, so RIP.
Overall, I think Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice was a not so decent film, was it bad? maybe, was it garbage? maybe not but it is indeed a disappointment to most comic-book and non comic-book fans out there, unless you're a zealot fanboy or you just enjoy watching these kinds of movies then I have no quarrel with you but I for one did not like this film and demand better quality than just basic fan-service. I just hope DC tries better on their next installations on their cinematic universe because I'm not too fond on how they're handling their movies right now.