Great comic book adaptation, not as good as a cinematographic experience(minimal spoilers)

Rating: 7/10 (10 August 2016)

So, after some months of re-watching this movie and thinking about it here's my real review:
The Good: As you can tell from the title, excellent comic book portrayal. I can see that Zack Snyder has done his homework about how the superheroes should look like, or be like in the comics just like he did in Watchmen, but there he had most of the plot and screenplay written from the book, while here he used David S. Goyer again but now in combination with Chris Terrio(Oscar winner) and the result? you'll see it at the bad section. The action scenes are insane, and very comic book style, not to mention the way the superheroes use their abilities. Not even one comic book adapted movie had the courage to do something like this, and yes this time are less casualties than in Man of Steel. Batman was excellent, but the only problem was his inner law of not killing that we didn't see in the first half or quarter of the movie in Ben Affleck's version, but I like that after his fight with Superman he goes back to that rule. Wonder woman was great, very bad-ass and very likable as a character. Superman didn't shine, although Clark did(in the Ultimate Edition that's so), and I'm still waiting for that leader attitude from the comics that made him such a confident and wise leader of the Justice League(Cavill's version is more like a revenge Superman). Oh, and the score is simply amazing, too bad the movie doesn't raises up to the quality of the soundtrack. That's pretty much it.
The Bad: So many plot holes. I mean for a movie like this there are tons of plot holes: from lead blocking Superman's vision to Lex Luthor knowing everything about Bruce and Clark's secret identities. The plot is sloppy, although you can see Chris Terrio's design for the plot was one that was going to be clever, making Lex Luthor turning Batman and Superman against each other. But all this was ruined by David S. Goyer and his illogical screen writing. He also did a bad plot for Batman Begins but Nolan outdone him and made the movie shine even though there were some major plot holes there too. It seems he won't be writing the screenplay for Justice League, because with his illogical plot and Snyder's obsession for visuals, Justice League might have been doomed already. Way to many stupid decisions from all the characters were made only to drag the plot towards Batman confronting Superman, although in a Nolan movie, that would have been made more clever than this. Next, Jesse Eisenberg is wasted in a role that didn't make any sense for a comic book adaptation. OK, Lex Luthor is crazy in the comics, but not like this. He is crazy for power, revenge, domination over Superman, but not like this. He's in fact a very arrogant man with a plan(see Joker in TDK, how he turned Harvey against Batman), if they might have brought that to this Luthor not insanity, then this would have been a better movie. Lois again just a plot tool so that Superman could have someone to save, and the plot to continue, and so on, I could go on like this forever but there's a word limit.
I won't touch the acting which was good especially from Affleck and Gadot, neither cinematography(I don't have a problem with dark tone and gray colors used), but I'll say that this movie has its good parts and should be respected for what is, and criticized for what's not, but critics can only see what is not of course. For me this would be a 60% fresh with 6.5 average rating, but things can be improved in Justice League, and by the looks of the trailer, they may actually be.
So this is my honest opinion, giving this movie a 7 is more than sufficient.