Don't Believe the Critics - See it for yourself

Rating: 9/10 (28 March 2016)

Ignore the critics on this. Batman V Superman is a very enjoyable movie and worth the ticket price to see on a big screen. I was skeptical of this movie due to the premise of two superheroes beating each other up and the negative "professional" reviews. I saw this in IMAX 3D with a packed audience and there was quite a buzz of excitement and discussion leaving the theater. This is one of those movies you can't help but enjoy and talk about later. There is much to like in this movie; an intriguing and surprisingly believable premise and story, great acting and portrayal for the characters (even Ben Affleck...actually especially Ben Affleck); great action scenes and special effects, awesome music, and a glimpse into what looks to be even more interesting sequels.
As with any movie this ambitious, there are going to be things here and there that you can nitpick, but overall the movie lives up to the hype. I think those that are critical of this movie are judging this movie too harshly because it is not the movie they wanted to see or were expecting to see. I was surprised myself, but embraced the direction of the movie. Batman V Superman does not have a traditional story arc where every loose end is tied up. (Funny, When J.J. Abrams has loose ends, the movie is considered mysterious, but for this movie, critics are calling these plot holes.) Many of the so call-ed plot holes critics called out in this movie are actually not holes at all. They are either left open for future movies to explore or simply just not spelled out 100% to allow the audience to decide for themselves. This movie is told more like a comic book in the sense that you the reader are given many different scenes, but some of the commentary for the scenes are left for the you to fill in or possibly wait to the next installment.
If you are a normal fan of superhero movies in general, chances are you are going to really enjoy Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice.