A great ideas with lots of flaws.

Rating: 7/10 (26 March 2016)

The newest of Zack Snyder's films, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is a movie with a lot of potential, but it felt flat on its face.
I can see all the great ideas they had, and how they all had some very great ideas, but they don't elaborate them well. The story of the movie is an interesting one, but it also has a pacing problems. For the first part of the movie it's just everyone doing their own thing. Superman (Henry Cavill) with his own problems and Batman (Ben Affleck. Batffleck as some call it) with his. It is only until the last part when the story is actually picked up.
I will say the pros of the movies before saying the cons.
Pros:
What I really enjoyed was Batffleck and Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot). First of all, I was never a fan of Affleck. Never really liked him much. So if I say I liked this performance, it means it is good. I am actually very excited to see him more as Batman.
Now, Gadot's Wonder Woman. She stole the show and grabbed everyone's attention when she showed up. Her performance was perfect and I was very impressed. But my one complaint is that I don't agree with her and Superman not having any interactions at all.
A quick one. Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg) was VERY uniques. I've alway seen Luthor as a serious character, but I really enjoyed Luthor being a more quirky character.
Cons:
One of the three main problem was the reason they fight. It looks like the movie started and they were already mad at each other for no reason. It was probably just my fault, but from what I got Batman was mad at Superman because of the destruction in Man of Steel (2013).
The second problem is Doomsday. He is the most powerful and famous Superman villain and he felt wasted. His origin and way he was created made no sense since it was all over the place.
Last but not least (DEFINETLEY not least), was Lois Lane's (Amy Adams) subplot. It didn't tie into the main story at all as all she did was focus on the one bullet she found. It's like if they were cramming it all into one but it just didn't work. You could watch the movie and cut out all the parts with Lois Lane's subplot and still get the same experience.
I still have lots of other complaints, but those were the main ones I wanted to touch on.
Over all, the movie is not good, but it isn't bad. You definitely have to see it yourself to decide.
So out of two ratings, watch or don't watch, I have to rate it watch.