Batman v Superman (minor spoilers)

Rating: 9/10 (24 March 2016)

First of all, sorry for my bad English.
We live in a time where comicbookmovies pop up a couple of times every year with characters I've read about since I was a kid.
Never would I have though I'd see wonderwoman, ant-man, aquaman or even captain America or iron man on the big screen, but now I have and I love it.
It's hard to see a movie being taken over by CGI and impossible camera angels when they could've just used practical effects and a camerarig.
I must admit I was skeptical entering the cinema after films like Jurassic World and The force awakens ruined so much from my childhood and avengers: age of ultron and Ant-man were kinda weak and all over the place. But this was really something else. It's a dark and beautiful story about fear of the unknown. I loved the story, from Superman and Batman's point of view. I loved how they handled WonderWoman and the small Aquaman, Cyborg and Flash cameos. I loved the pace, even though it could've been longer and the music was perfect all way through. Louise Lane and Alfred where great in smaller roles and Jessie Eisenberg was good as Lex Luthor, even though he was a little to much from time to time.
The real star of the movie was Ben Afflecks Batman, the best Batman yet, perhaps the first really good Batman on the big screen even though I thought Christian Bale did a good job too.
Henry Cavill is the best Superman yet and gets a lot of room even though, sometimes, especially the first hour of the movie, it feels like a Batman movie.
As I mentioned before I don't like the overuse of CGI (The Hobbit, Avengers, Jurassic World.) It looks bad, especially in daylight, but here, everything is dark and gritty, which is the perfect way to use it, that's how Jurassic Park used it and that's why people still think those effects holds up today.
I feel like Zack Snyder didn't listen to the critique from Man of steel (another great movie) and that's a good thing. He didn't change direction, he just did the same routine with more characters. Its the same dark tone and the heroes still kill people - or at least Batman does and that gives him more deep. It feels like he has given up a bit, like he is the judge, jury and executioner.
When they introduced Doomsday it felt a little to much, but he grew on me, like everything else in this movie. Perhaps they should have waited to introduce him till' the next movie, but the way it all happens work so well that I accept it.
I don't understand the bad critique for this movie, but I don't care, this is a masterpiece from beginning to end and perhaps the best movie in this genre I've ever seen - I can't wait for Justice League to see more of Zack Snyders dark and gritty DC universe. I give it a nine, not because im a fanboy, but because it deserves it, it's almost a perfect movie in a time when comicbookmovies start to feel a little repetitive.