Endlessly Endless

Rating: 4/10 (23 December 2016)

This film is so long and confusing. Apparently, I needed to see a movie before this one, so I could understand why the people of Metropolis are so ticked at the Man of Steel. Apparently, when trouble comes, he has the decision as to who is going to die. Even if it's not intentional, there is so much collateral damage that people see him as playing God. Batman has flashbacks to when his parents were murdered. People are up in arms. Meanwhile, Batman continues to blame Superman for a God complex. Lex Luther, played as a psychotic by Jessie Eisenberg, is orchestrating everything to get the two into a battle to the death. What his reasons are are not clear. But it seems one-fourth of the movie is that battle. It goes on and on and on. Luther has gotten Kryptonite into the hands of Batman and later drums up some monster. Got, I don't know where all that came from. Oh, by the way, Wonder Woman shows up. I suppose to shill for her movie. What a crock this is. I got caught up in the first half and it fell to the ground in the second.