A movie with little respect for movie fans, original creators of Batman, Superman

Rating: 2/10 (29 March 2016)

As a defiance against hyper-ventilating movie critics, I watched Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice yesterday evening. I like well-made superhero movies, and well-told stories of great sacrifices made for a greater cause like the Avengers, Captain America, Iron Man et all series.
Before I bought my movie ticket, I thought the critics panning the movie were crazy. Surely it cannot be that bad, I thought. But while I walked out after watching the movie in a near empty INOX theater, I had to stop myself telling the next lot of people (very few) waiting for the next show: "Don't waste your time." I even thought of sending back my movie ticket to the film makers and telling them: "Look, apparently you made $400 million already from this piece of work and so would you kindly refund my ticket money?" I felt cheated.
The first half of Batman v Superman was okay... I even thought I might like to come again and see the movie again. The second half is a disaster of epic proportions. It descended into a clumsy, confusing,annoying experience made worse with perhaps the most irritating, ridiculous chief movie villain in the history of big budget Hollywood movies. The fellow who played Lex Luthor and the fellow who directed him should not be allowed to continuing cheating paying movie goers.
The ending of the movie is even more ridiculous, exasperating - and I could a sense the few people in the cinema hall almost feeling confused, dazed while the credits started rolling: "what the hell is this movie about, or trying to say?"
Batman v Superman is a monster creation that is a murderous insult to the original creators of the characters Batman and Superman, to faithful comic book fans who cherished those iconic figures, and a slap in the face to those who think most movie critics are nuts.
Better to have let the guy who directed the Turkish Airlines 'Gotham City' advertisement to direct this movie. He would have done a better job.