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Rating: 8/10 (13 April 2016)

Do understand this is my opinion and will not please everyone. OK. BVS had some flaws, there's no doubt about that, but the shear force of overwhelming badassery merely made the flaws shadows to the film. This movie was not properly organized to where some people have to have the story told for them. The flat out truth is, had you not seen Man of Steel or been a comic fan (with sustainable knowledge about the DCU) then you were probably going to be lost for most of the film. Nonstop action for the most part, and the acting couldn't of been better. Affleck is an amazing Batman, though Batman's morals do not mirror those from the comics. All I'm saying. Still amazing job. Cavill and Gadot did fantastic as their respective characters. And lastly, Jesse Eisenberg played a very convincing young, troubled Luthor. The movie was fast paced, and if you didn't have time to dig into details, it had already moved to the next scene. This was the only true problem I had with the movie itself. Other than that, the movie was spaced just like your normal comic books would be, skipping from one perspective to another, telling a partial story, that you as a viewer must complete using prior knowledge or good judgement. This movie all in all, is a comic book coming to the big screen, skipping all minor details to introduce the bigger picture. By skipping scenes, it also felt some characters were robbed of development, but Zack Snyder knows this, and has left room for upcoming films to explain. Easter eggs galore and fun references leave the biggest of fans craving the next installment in the DCEU. This truly was the DAWN OF JUSTICE for DC's upcoming theatrical films. I give this movie a thumbs up. A must see for any fan. Oh and bring some Kleenex. —