I don't care for it.

Rating: 1/10 (27 November 2017)

Symbolism and metaphors don't make a great movie. A great movie makes symbolism and metaphors. People who say the movie, Batman Vs. Superman: Dawn Of Justice, is good only because of its symbolism don't understand that. Strangely, the movie itself doesn't understand that either. Instead of making a film worthy of metaphors and symbolism, we get a film that doesn't even understand how to be a film. Instead of focusing on the internal conflicts of Batman or Superman to flesh them out more and make them seem logical in their deductions, we have Easter eggs made into subplots and even made into the stupidest parts of the main plot. Doomsday, Wonder Woman, and the Justice League set up drag this film down more than anything else because the film should be about the clashing of two heroes with different ideals. Instead we have this gigantic mess. The dialogue is horribly written, the CGI is of the same quality of the CGI in Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones. The acting, except from Ben Affleck and Jeremy Irons, is dull. There isn't a real thing about this film I enjoyed.