Action packed, but story lacked

Rating: 5/10 (24 May 2020)

Let me begin by saying, overall, not bad. A film about 2 of the staple men, Super and Bat, coming together to defeat Jeff Bezos from another dimension, Lex Luthor, and his Kryptonian brain child from hell, Doomsday. All with some help from the stunning Gal Gadot as Wonderwoman.
As far as the acting goes, Ben Affleck as Batman gets a B-, he wasn't the worst to play Bruce, but still left some to be desired. Henry Cavill as Superman earns a solid B in this movie. Gal Gadot as Wonderman gets an A-. Lastly, the loved-to-be-hated Jesse Eisenberg gets a B as well because he still lacks the powerful nature that Luthor begs.
Now the film, which was long by the way. I have to say the first hour of the movie was actually relatively good. The set up and development of each story line in the movie caught some steam headed in the right direction. Unfortunately, it began to run cinematic plays that were all to predictable and, at some points, lackluster. A turning point in the quality is when Batman and Superman fight, and Superman says Bruce's mom's name so he just freaks out and quits? From there you could guess the rest; they realize they have to work together, but it's not enough, then superwoman comes in and they're winning! But, shocker! A superhero has to make the ultimate sacrifice to direct a nuke away from New York into the heart of the beast in the atmosphere (cough, cough...the first Avengers movie). Oh no Superman is dead! Wait, he's alive! You get the point. The action was really intense though, so at least it still had the entertainment factor.