Some good parts, but also flaws

Rating: 4/10 (8 April 2016)

As far as the positives go , I thought that the roles of Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman were played quite well. There were some great eye candy scenes, which were quite well done.
The believability factor was almost non-existent, however. For example, how can bats levitate young Bruce Wayne out of a hole? How can Superman and Doomsday survive a direct hit from a hydrogen bomb? How can Superman "breathe" in outer space? There's no scientific explanations behind those things and other things. Also, Gotham City and Metropolis are fictitious cities even though they originated in the comic books. The movie, to have a bit more realism, could have used cities such as St. Paul and Minneapolis if they're so close together as indicated by the movie. Otherwise, it's pure fantasy even though it's a superhero movie. Although superhero movies are in part fantasy, some scientific basis should be included in those movies to make it better.
The plot was OK in some ways, but it was quite fragmented, which made for an "uneven" movie. Lex Luther may as well have been the Joker, for he looked more that part. And, for there to be a Justice League movie, the Flash, Aquaman and Cyborg are going to have to be much more developed character-wise before that movie comes out. Wonder Woman was in herself not really well-developed as a character. Perhaps the upcoming Wonder Woman movie will bridge that gap.
All in all, it may have been OK as a popcorn movie, but otherwise, don't set your expectations too high IMO.