Expecting worse, but not happily disappointed

Rating: 6/10 (19 November 2017)

Let me premise this by stating that in no way is this meant to kick Snyder when he's down. As a father I feel for him and his family. But that being said, and this being primarily his work, I truly feel that WB and DC would be best served to remove him from any further script input.
The Superman/Batman universe is significantly stronger than Marvel, but with this being the 3rd poor adaptation of these characters, i find it inexcusable that I found only ONE scene of this movie actually exciting. I will say that i loved the use of the Tim Burton Batman soundtrack, but the glimmer of John Williams superman theme was not NEARLY enough and superman did not get his moment in the sun, i mean that literally and figuratively.
There is no excuse for poor cgi in these films. The budgets are disgustingly large and every artist is available to them to clean it up, but glitches persist. But if i look aside the cgi faults, the dark lighting, i am left with a gaping hole of where i expected a compelling story that MAKES SENSE. The only explanation is that the script was Snyder'd. The audience can not get invested in a character, cyborg and aqua man, just by throwing them at us. Flash is developed pretty well, but the other two are not and they spend a significant amount of time on screen. The justice league was not ready yet to be formed.
I love Henry Cavill as Superman, and i don't want them to waste his career the way X- men wasted Hugh Jackman's by never writing a script worth a damn for the character.
Take a step back and FOCUS ON THE STORY! Give us a great story, and the money will follow, guaranteed! Unfortunately I was bored until the final credit scene. A much more compelling story is coming.