Good visual effects, but nothing more than mediocre movie

Rating: 3/10 (27 March 2016)

First, even though Ben Affleck did a surprisingly good job above everyone's expectations, he's still no fit for the role of Dark Knight. I'd say, he looks as good in the role of batman as pair of boobs would look on a chicken. But never than less, that's not what ruins this movie.
What truly ruins it, is the lack of any logic and realism. Ofc., this is fantasy, and movie should be considered as such, but still, even fantasies have some rules that need to be obeyed. For example, the scene where Superman picks up Batman and flies with him trough several buildings, and like that was not enough, at the end trows him fiercely like a ball to the concrete wall, and ofc. destroying the wall from the force of impact, but not doing any significant damage to the Batman is an insult to the intelligence.
We all know Batman is the only superhero who is a real human with no actual powers, and impact like that would split his spine in so many peaces no1 could count them. Not to mention his eyes would pop out like popcorn. He could wear suite from pure titanium, it would not protect him from certain death. And even if that was the only unrealistic scene (and it was not) it would have been enough for me to ruin the entire movie. I truly don't understand why producers have to exaggerate like that all the time. For Christ sake, I can't remember last time I saw a movie without stupidities like that. It's like they all have childish imagination with no common sense.
Conclusion. Even though Snyder managed to copy bleak atmosphere from Nolan's batman, that's about the only good thing he managed to copy. Other than that, movie is just bad on so many levels, and it's a sad fact that despite it's badness, it will make millions of $, and again... all thanks to Nolan's batman and it's fame.