Plot mishandeling

Rating: 6/10 (4 June 2020)

To begin with, this movie is the first out of any superhero movie to successfully and accurately create a CGI fight scene which depicts two impossibly indestructible beings. Each punch and move feeling weighted, not to talk about the accompanying level of destruction when such beings clash.
The acting is beyond satisfactory, from the incredible physique Henry Cavil achieved to the convincing Michael Shannon; each actor did amazingly to embody the character and bring emotion to the screen.
What this movie lacks is a proper plotline. The story feels at times stitched together; some scenes can come off as out of place or misplaced. The story and character choices are good, well thought-out but the execution of important/key scenes is poor. Again, not the story but the execution of key scenes. (*I want to keep this review spoiler-free thus I am not mentioning any of the scenes*) Key scenes which are supposed to move the story forward. If the driving factor of a plot lacks solidity or composition then the story will most surely feel unbelievable or ridiculous.
It still is a good movie; the cinematography and visual CGI is unseen for 2013 but the lack of a proper plotline burdens the watching experience. I recommend watching it.