Very Entertaining (possibly minor spoilers)

Rating: 9/10 (26 March 2016)

I've been a casual observer on IMDb since the early 2000's and have never posted a review or opinion of a film. However, this movie has so many polarizing views, I would like to offer somewhat of a fair assessment.
DISCLAIMER: Let me tell you that I don't read many comic books, but I am a huge Batman fan from his appearances in other media, such as the Arkham Games, Dark Knight Trilogy, and Animated Series. I feel Superman is an important character, but I have never been a huge follower of his. You could consider me a "DC fan" (mostly because of Batman). That doesn't mean that I don't enjoy Marvel movies. There is room in my life for bothas long as they are entertaining.
With that said, Batman v. Superman was very entertaining to me. The first 30 minutes are incredible (Batman's setup). After that, the movie does bounce around a bit for the next 45 minutes, but it doesn't require too many brain cells to follow along. If you have a basic understanding of the DC Universe, you can probably follow along easier than someone who doesn't. During this time, the main focus is on dialogue, rather than action. The last hour or so is just pure adrenaline.
As a Batman fan, I was pleased with Affleck's portrayal. We not only saw the bad@ss crime fighter, but we also saw the detective aspect that often gets overlooked in mainstream media. His fight scenes (against criminals) were brutal, as in Arkham Series brutal. Very pleasing. Also, I got more Alfred than I was expecting, and that was a good thing.
As far as Superman goes, again, I have never been a huge fan/follower of his. He was OK, but the Batman parts were by far my favorites. Ironically, I did find myself pulling for Superman during the fight with Batman. (I won't spoil it, but you probably will to)
What I didn't like so much: Doomsday was a neat idea, but I felt his appearance could have been more. Lex Luthor was menacing and dangerous, but I didn't like the goofiness that came from Eisenberg. It was sort of like he wanted to be a more restrained version of the Joker. Lois Lane was better this time, but she still kind of annoys me. Wonder Woman had nothing more than a glorified cameo.
I don't want to make this too long, so I will wrap it up here. If The Dark Knight (the Holy Grail of comic book movies) is a 10, I would be comfortable giving this movie a 7.5-8 rating. If you already made your mind up that you will hate this movie, then you probably will. If you are going in looking to have fun, you will.
I'm pulling for "Capt. America: Civil War" to be just as fun. Competition is a great thing Just ask WWE fans from the 90's.