Autistic Reviwers Opinion Of This Movie.

Rating: 6/10 (30 March 2016)

As you have probably heard or read over social media, Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice has both gained negative reviews from critics while earning $420 million within its first days of opening. The critics 'say' have placed much attention on the film's value (even making Ben Affleck sad in a notable video interview) but after seeing this film, I can honestly admit that the critics are wrong on this one. BVS was a much anticipated film among comic book fans and audiences, brining to live the much famous face-off of Batman and Superman as we've read in its comic's series.
The plot for the film will not be said in my review, but I will state that the plot itself does run smoothly and does establish sources that will play out further in not only its films coming in years but sticks There are several points that made BVS a strong film compared to what critics have said;
 It reintroduces Batman (once again) but it's the best Batman role and adaptation to have surfaced in the last couple of years.  Sticks to the DC source material closely, having more serious and further established universe compared to Marvel's films from the MCU.  The performances of Affleck, Cavill, Gadot, Eisenberg, Adams, Irons and supporting cast are all spot on, with high appraisal going to Gadot, Affleck and Eisenberg for their character roles.  Zack Snyder's direction and vision for the film.  The face-off between the heroes and the climactic battle are both epic and engaging, along with exciting and well choreographed action sequences and character development
The music score composed by the great Hans Zimmer and rising composer Junkie XL is a sound for the ears and soundtrack lovers. Carrying the previous tones in MOS but establishing further dramatic, epic and soaring scores for its action set-pieces and character moments, this soundtrack is bound to win you over and make the purchase for the official album of the score.
Overall, BVS is a strong start to DC's revival of its movie universe with an epic tone, close to the source material and backed with solid performances and visuals. Ignore what critics have said of the film and embrace your inner geek for what will be labeled as underrated or misunderstood film for 2016.
5 / 5 – Nick
This film has copped very negative criticism, mainly by movie critics. With Nicholas (the other Autistic Reviewer) walked out loving this film, I must admit I was very disappointed.
The plot is very simple, and it doesn't go into background information on Batman or Superman. It just expects you to know already the background information on them. The plot leaves off exactly where "Man Of Steel" leaves you. And the government/the people are questioning whether or not if Superman and Batman are abusing their power and are a threat to society.
The plot takes too long. It's all talk, talk talk, and then after about 90 minutes some action happens. And the action wasn't even that good. The CGI was pretty bad and then after a 2 minute action scene then BACK TO TALKING! And the fight scene between Batman and Superman only goes for 6 minutes. So it was a waste of time, if you ask me.
The acting was good, both by Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill. Affleck makes a really good Bruce Wayne and Batman. He's better than Christian Bale. But, again, he doesn't get much screen time as Batman. We needed more. Jesse Eisenberg playing Lex Luthor was a joke in my opinion. He reminded me of Heath Ledger's joker and a spoiled brat, and it just didn't fit!
Overall, I would give this 2/5 stars. I hope Suicide Squad will be better!
Jay