Glorious even if not perfect

Rating: 10/10 (9 April 2020)

One of the best of the genre in a style that, by 2016, was already not really appreciated by the masses (or/and the media, influencing the masses).
With an elite script (except for the too fancy Martha thing), with perfect acting, Nolanistic "realism", psychologically developed deep and real characters, metaphorical, philosophical and socially charged themes and story plots, and the often perfect visual spectacle typical of Zack Snyder (granted, only possible because of the budget).
This is not a light movie, with characters with little to no motivations for doing what they do, except maybe the lazy ones "my loved ones are in danger" crap. There are jokes, but not to cut tension and not to transform all in a dumb comedy after all. And that's good. The rejection for this movie made it one of the last to approach this genre with any intention to comunicate something, emotional, philosophical, social. That makes it more unique. In the future, for those wanting for something like that, with more weight and brain, it would be up there with the Nolan's Batman movies, Man of Steel, X-Men First Class, Winter Soldier, Infinity War, Logan, Joker).
For the rest, they would have plenty to see while watching their cellphones and turning they brain off.