Well that was a mess

Rating: 6/10 (24 March 2016)

I'm not gonna lie, I didn't go with great expectations to watch the movie cause I had read and watched some of the reviews online before going to the theaters. But oh boy, nothing could have prepared me for what I just saw...
Look guys, I have never considered myself a DC fan, but I guess I'm one of the minority here that like MoS, that movie may have had its flaws, but at least it was cohesive, everything that happened there followed a sequence or in a way made sense. This movie tried to go all over the place, and not in a good way.
For starters, the directing is a disaster, it's like they didn't care and were just slapping different bits together as they were thinking of them.This makes for a crappy history progression. Don't get me started in the god awful dream sequences, that serve no purpose whatsoever.
The justice league winks, that of course were no winks but more like I gouge my eyeballs out and throw them at you, feel so forced. I know DC is in a hurry to create a Cinematic Universe for its fans, but it shouldn't happen like this. Never, never go full retard! The way they tried to incorporate these things into the movie was so unnatural and distasteful, they come out of nowhere and make no sense with the actual plot.
The acting was mostly OK, nothing remarkable but i't didn't bother me at all, which is good enough, but the film has two HUGE problems, Jesse Eisenberg and Amy Adams. That Lex Luthor was horrible, so over the top and everything he rambled about made no sense, he didn't feel like Luthor at all but more like a slightly less crazy version of the Joker, what the hell!. Don't get me started in Amy, every scene she was on was cringe-worthy, and every member of the audience I saw the movie with kind of felt the same, by the third part of the movie, they were booing her every time she appeared.
Doomsday, oh Doomsday. They had one job, an easy one, get Doomsday right, and they blew it. It's like they didn't care at all. Doomsday has always been more about the physicality he brings, a huge devastating wrecking ball of unstoppable force, so what did they do? They made him a raging Death Star, throwing lasers all over the place most of the movie, forgetting what he naturally brings to the table.
They tried to do so much, and it didn't work out. Mixing the Dark Night Returns with The Death of Superman was not a very bright idea, even less with everything all over the place as it was.
A friend of mine who is such a huge fan of Batman and had so high expectations, left the theater disappointed wondering what the hell was all that about. Overall not a very good movie experience.