These are sad times indeed!!

Rating: 10/10 (24 March 2016)

I don't like talking much, particularly when its from behind the curtains with no accountability whatsoever, but find myself compelled to create an account and write this review.
A movie must stay true to its objective, what ever it may be; to educate, plant an idea, depict the society or entertain. BvS does what it intends to do and does it pretty well. The narration style may be a touch complex for feeble minds (and I assume that's where abysmal RT ratings are coming from), but BvS works well at all levels.While I don't have any problems with people having different perspectives, but the painful irony is that a movie like AOU, JW, IM3 (and countless more) having much better acceptance (and ratings) from so called the educated lot (read critics).
BvS starts with an objective and stays true to it. The movie is highly entertaining and keeps you craving for more. The only point of improvement might be the universally accepted creative void of 'what to show when two supremely powerful beings collide', which may take some time and creative genius to be filled.
Bottom line - If you plan to watch 2 or more movies in theater this year, do yourself a favor and watch BvS and enjoy the way a classy, mature cinema should be made. After all when the world is at stake who cares for a cheesy line from the superhero (sad part is we have quite a few of such people around mostly engaged in the profession of critiquing movies)