BvS: A shallow brawl amongst a thousand dream sequences.

Rating: 5/10 (27 March 2016)

In my opinion, it was a mediocre intermediate product used to set up a franchise of films. It wasted all that was done in the Dark Knight films or Man of Steel regarding plausibility. Eg.: It was cartoonish to see so many bullets fired and Batman always unharmed, in a unarmoured suit. (?!) The overuse of dream sequences shows the weakness of the actual plot.
CGI Doomsday was terrible. Cinematography lacked creativity and clarity (too close and unnecessarily shaky). Colour palette was horrible; costume design was sub-par. Sequences shifted without any logic (terrible editing, Brenner). Plot holes galore. Eg.: Jimmy Olsen 'terminated' for CIA involvement... where was that really explained?!
Gadot as Wonder Woman is a skinny Prada princess (gorgeous but miscast); Eisenberg playing a Lex via Hedger-Joker pastiche, not the best choice. Adams, Affleck and Cavill act very well, at least, but can't hold together a shallow script. Reference this (Darkseid), reference that (Flash, Aquaman...). No real commitment to the central story... which is? BvS! They fought and reconciled within a few minutes. Then they're new best friends. What depth of a quarrel, FFS! How could they mess up such a great potential of a film? The director, producers and screenwriters got lost in the material by privileging their commercial objectives (setting up the following films).
Overall, it's worth a watch but with low expectations.