This movie should never have been made

Rating: 3/10 (26 March 2016)

First the good. The actor that plays Lex Luthor is good. He does a very good job, easily the best thing in the movie, along with the beautiful girl that plays Wonder Woman.
Actually, if the movie had been about those two, it would have had a shot at being good, even with the same lousy direction.
But this movie? Those are 2.5 hours of my life that are never coming back.
The movie is boring, with no humor, no originality, with the same boring CGI shots we've seen countless times before in other recent action movies, so much so that they could have saved all the money spent on special effects by taking the footage from previous movies, and no one would have noticed the difference.
The greatest sin of this movie is that it's pretentious; it takes itself too seriously and attempts pseudo-philosophy by addressing the issues of positive and negative freedoms, the moral duties of super heroes and the consent of the masses, and the concept of good and evil, issues that are too deep for the director and the intended audience of this movie.
The second greatest sin of this movie is that it turns Batman into a moron, for only a moron would buy the silly idea put forward in this silly movie that Superman could be a menace to humanity, and only a super (bat)moron would buy into this silly idea so much that he's willing to fight and kill Superman over it.
The third sin of the movie is that it's unoriginally dark, along the recent decade-long trend in action movies. It's a postmodern view of good vs evil, where the boundaries are pushed and evil seems to be smarter and more interesting than evil, for Lex Luthor in this movie is certainly smarter and more interesting than both Superman and Batman combined.
Don't waste your time.