Yeh, but it's 2018.. So, please explain why visual effects from 10-20 years ago are better?

Rating: 5/10 (3 April 2018)

Goodness me....
Ok, so this wasn't as bad as I was expecting. That ain't a good thing though. I was expecting the epitome of a hot mess if I'm brutally honest.
Full disclosure, I didn't think Man Of Steel was bad. Especially not with that the score... Yeah ok the whole killing people thing I get... Same as the Batman issues in BvsS. I had the fortune of not seeing it in the cinema and so I got to watch the extended edition first which again, I didn't think was that bad... Can you see a pattern...
Wonder Woman was a class act, however, totally different Director which I think played a very big part in that. I'm not even going near Suicide Squad as I've managed to expunge it from my memory, good score again though..
Anyway, expectations were very low, I'd seen the fan boy reviews before watching it, didn't bother seeing it in the cinema, basically, I could have managed to get by without watching it, but meh, I did. Oh my god how bad are the effects!?! In a bloated big budget movie like this, how does it justify it's budget when you get moustache removal that deforms a face so obviously... How do you generate a bad guy that looks like it would have been dated if it had been made 10 years ago... Lord Of The Rings FOTR is 18 years old.... No, 19..... Tell me why it looks better than this. No really, tell me....!
It has positives, Ezra Miller is great in the role, but so far he's been great in every film I've seen him in.... hmmm I did pluralise positive.... erm.... Danny Elfman... on no wait, he just plagiarised himself from 20 years ago... WHY! WHY WHY WHY!?!
I quite like Ben Affleck as Batman, and although I'm not a fan of Jeremy Irons his Alfred ain't too bad either... Ray Fisher is a calculated a understated performance too... Yeah. I think that may be it... damn, so why did I like this more than I thought I would... *Shrugs*
In summary, Dear Warner Brothers... Stop trying so hard to be Marvel. The audience would really appreciate it. Your box office takings would go up, you might actually cast people who are more than willing to stay on for more than two films before they want to leave. The list of benefits is long...
For the love of all that is pure please please please start employing some different directors and LET THEM FINISH THE MOVIES YOU ARE EMPLOYING THEM TO MAKE without buggering them up. It worked for Wonder Woman, and there's a reason for that.
Oh and next time Cavill has to have a moustache contractually that messes with your timeframes, let him finish that film before you just smear vaseline onto your visual effect companies computer screens, because lets face it... thats what you did for those special effect scenes wasn't it...