Good moments but poor story line and execution

Rating: Null/10 (8 April 2017)

I eagerly awaited this film, what could be better than seeing Superman and Batman face off. I was sadly disappointed. The fundamental flaw with this film is director Zac Snyder strives to create moments in the film rather than focus on a coherent set of scenes and story line. We some great moments and photography such as Bruce visiting his parents grave but these moments lack gravitas and substance because we haven't seen the journey to that moment. A good story line and powerful scenes can build up to an epic moment in the film. The audience will understand it and feel it because it has geared towards this moment through well acted scenes and stories. This why I felt the film was disjointed because it lacked sufficient scenes and executed story line to arrive at epic moments. Moments don't exist by themselves, they are the result of key scenes woven together. Synder does not seem to follow this concept and hence we saw a disjointed film that received a mixed reaction.
It is sad to see DC be humbled and dominated so much by the Marvel universe that has created many characters people connect with. DC has created distant characters. Zac Snyder should be replaced in making these films by another director as Man of Steel had the same formula like this film.