So much unused potential and so many wrong choices...

Rating: 3/10 (7 June 2016)

Some Spoilers!!!
I had heard all the critics and I was so sure that the critics were wrong. I mean it's Batman vs. Superman. My fault. I really don't know where to start.
I find Ben Affleck's casting genius, he was easily the best part of the film, he really signed in a really mediocre movie. In my opinion the best scene is him saving Martha Kent. The fighting in this scene is spectacular, but unfortunately it was the only good scene in the movie. Jeremy Irons was exceptional too. Gal Gadot was a good addition and Henry Cavill was OK.
Now the bad parts and trust me there are a lot of them. Jesse Eisenberg was the worst (comic book to film) casting choice I've ever saw after Jennifer Garner portrayed Elektra Natchios in Daredevil [2003]. He wasn't even trying to portray Lex Luthor, it was something between The Riddler and the Social Network's Mark Zuckerberg. It had nothing to do with the Lex.
Amy Adams was not good either but I guess it's not her fault. The writers penned her role so amateurish, that in some points she got even more annoying than Eiserberg himself. She was playing from the beginning to the end a naive damsel in distress, who was only a burden for Henry Cavill's Superman.
The script was full of gibberish. At some points things happened without any explanation (like the Flash vision). The villain was one of the worst written characters in a comic book movie, that in some points he had no reason to exist.
Last but not least, Zack Snyder ,with this movie, managed to become one of the most hateful directors of all time. Not only because the action scenes were awful, making Batman vs Superman battle to be a 4-minutes crush-buildings fight and no real heartbreaking action, not even because his dream of Superman is a dictator-like alien with grim personality and an utterly selfish character, but because he destroyed one film , which should be the best comic book movie of all time, and he does not even apologies for that, making all the comic book fans who don't agree with his "vision" a fool.
The following words are from a Zack Snyder interview: "I was surprised with the fervency of the defense of the concept of Superman, I feel like they were taking it personally that I was trying to grow up their character."
You know what Mr. Snyder you didn't grow up Superman, you make him something he never was before, a DOUCHEBAG!!!