A marriage of Convenience

Rating: 5/10 (28 March 2016)

The last Batman & Superman movies were quite good so with the added attraction of Wonder Women my anticipation was quite high.
This a long movie so I was expecting a lot of fireworks, unfortunately for most parts of this movie there wasn't any. The movie dragged on including re-hatching points about Batman we already knew before, which didn't add anything of significance to the story. My attention did pick up a little bit when I saw there might be a bit of nudity but then I remembered this is only a 12A movie.
Parts of the movie didn't make any sense. They wanted an older Batman hence Ben Affleck but it strange that Alfred now played by Jeremy Irons is a lot younger than Micheal Cane. The way both Batman and Luthor obtained and created their technology was unbelievable and inconsistent with the previous movie. Superman just seemed blazy or uninterested about it all, which again was inconsistent with the Man of Steel.
Godot is a pretty woman but unconvincing as Wonder Woman. Adrianne Palicki and Lynda Carter were more convincing. Batman & Superman had rippling muscles but Woman Woman had very little appeal. No reason was given as to why Wonder Woman was in the story.
Affleck & Cavill acting were quite good but the story tell was awful. There was a disconnection between the previous Superman movie even though directed by the same director. It seemed writers had borrowed the way of story telling from Iron Man 3 "just make it up as you go along".
If Marvel and DC continue to make movies of this low quality it wont be too long before the comic book super hero bubble bursting.