The good out weighs the bad

Rating: 9/10 (31 May 2016)

We all know Ben Affleck was the best part of this movie(at least for me). He was an intimidating, forceful, and brooding Batman, and a suave Bruce Wayne. The only complaint I have of Batman in this film, is his lack of care for human life. I get that comics to film is different, but the core of the character is that he never uses guns, and doesn't kill people on account of his parent's murder. The scene where he's flying the bat-wing to go save Martha, and he just mows down the cars and the men shooting at him. The only time I really wasn't annoyed with him using guns was when he was shooting at Doomsday because he isn't human, and was a product of a factory, fathered by Lex Luthor. Whom is the worst part of this film, by far. Eisenberg's performance I feel is worse than how the character was on the page, but I'll have to wait to read the script, which I hope comes out ASAP. I thought the whole Mark Zuckerberg type of billionaire thing was pretty cool, but the problem was that I wasn't scarred of his Lex. He's suppose to be more of how the character was portrayed in Superman The Animated Series. Deep voiced, probable republican, who hates the fact that the world he loves, adores this flying alien god, Jesus archetype of a guy. I did like how they made him a Jr. because it still gives me hope that his father was really the one kind of pulling the strings, manipulating his own son, and its someone like Cranston, or Phoenix. Also holding out hope that Geoff Johns can course correct a lot of what this movie, sort of dropped that ball at doing.