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Rating: 2/10 (26 March 2016)

*** some spoilers *** Let's all just wait a few years for the inevitable reboots. Superman was never whiny, bitter or broody. One of the most endearing qualities about Clark Kent is how nerdy and salt of the earth that he is and Superman as the romantic idea of a hero with few flaws, someone we would all aspire to be - he was never "one of us" in the best of ways. What is interesting about stripping this beloved character of the qualities that make him who he is and make him a (physically) nearly invulnerable version of the most pathetic of us? We already have Hancock for that and at least he was funny.
The only character this movie got (maybe 80%) right was Batman and Affleck made a good Batman, hopefully he'll be given power to influence the next few films as he is an excellent writer, storyteller and director.
I hope Jesse Eisenberg quits acting so we can get a good Lex Luther in the reboots - his take on Lex was basically an evil Mark Zuckerberg and LexCorp was basically evil Google.
Gal Gadot did an acceptable job with Diana Prince and her Wonder Woman was pretty good, much better than I expected.
There was not one single thread that could be called coherent or consistent in this garbage of a movie. After Snyder and Goyer completely mangled the Jonathan Kent character in MoS with him teaching a young Clark to basically be a selfish prick that should never help anyone as to not expose who he was, taking it to the point of making Clark watch him die from the easily salvable tornado riding - but for some reason in this movie, Superman says he is doing what his Pa'Kent would have wanted him to do. What? We then have Batman spend the entire movie figuring out how to kill Supes and making the weapons to do so only to just suddenly change his mind in the middle of the fight because... reasons.
A glimmer of hope (pipe dream actually):
Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Lauren Cohen are Thomas and Martha Wayne. There's also a (probably not) dream sequence where The Flash warns Bruce Wayne of something that is never made clear. This could set up a live action version of the Flashpoint Paradox animated film which I think Snyder could actually pull off as that adaptation is as dark and "gritty" as he's trying to make the DCFU.Morgan would make a wonderful older Thomas Wayne/Batman for that story and I would love to see Lauren Cohen take a crack at that alternate reality's version of Joker.
Do not trust any review on here that even alludes to this being a "good" movie. No one with a shred of honesty would call this anything better than mediocre.