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Ok this is my first ever review on anything, hence the unprofessional language (but face it you like it informal
), nonetheless fair.Special Note:
The only reason I'm actually doing this is because there has been a huge controversy among people on the reviewers giving bad reviews, (I mean... 29%? seriously bruh? do you even rate bruh?)... but jokes aside, people require a true and unbiased opinion, though unfortunately that can not be made without a spoiler filled review, might wanna check my boy Xplode's review for that. End not: I plan on shitting on the reviewers 
.Okie, lets begin.
The movie ofcourse starts off with the introduction of Batman's origin, beautifully shot, cinematography on point (for those of you who don't know what cinematography really means, its basically the the science or art of motion-picture photography by recording light or other electromagnetic radiation, ie, LIGHTING).
Problem: What cam off a bit of a surprise is why the whole movie was like it. What I mean is, that the whole movie had back to back various scenes, with no practical connection. :lol BUT I figured out why, the reason was simple, there was too much information. Thats right, they had to cram in so much information in movie that they were forced to make unexpected cuts from scene to scene so that they don't make it long enough, but unfortunately it weakened their story telling by a huge margin.
In my opinion, DC didn't plan as well as Marvel did.
Marvel had first individual movies, properly introduced all characters, made the audience well acquainted with all the heroes and then slowly introduced a unification through Avengers. But in DC (maybe in haste, just to keep up with marvel), they had to introduce Batman, Lex Luther, Wonder Woman, Doomsday, the plot where they had to show Batman stealing kryptonite, Superman vs Batman, All three Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman in action against Doomsday, etc etc for peace sake, you could've made/spent atleast two to three movies to get all this information through but instead DC being hasteful, had to cram everything in one movie.
Because of this draw back, they even had to skip Joker's arc in this universe :sniff: , Though suicide squad will somehow fill that hole? Idk how they plan on that though.
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Besides that, the acting was fine, Ben Affleck was practically born for this role, I like how he is much darker than the Nolan Trilogy Batman, which is a good thing. The reviewers in Rotten Tomatoes keep rating it bad saying "Not as funny as Marvel" <--- :| :| :| Bruh.. You came to watch a DC film, not a happy go lucky comedy about a bat befriending a guy who can fly and meets up with a chick...
DC films are meant to be hardcore and serious, other than Jesse Eisenberg who played an amazing Lex Luther, you would notice that literally no one else even smiles in the movie, and to be honest thats what you'd have to expect from a DC Movie.
Wonder Woman, ofcourse, not thoroughly introduced even after quite the screen time, GalGadot nonetheless perfect as she is, her acting was really good, accompanied with Hans Zimmer's music, she pretty much slayed.
Another thing about introducing other members of the Justice League was poorly done, WonderWoman, was practically watching teaser trailers for the upcoming justice league... [and on a side note, I really wanted the Flash from the series to appear but DC had other plans
], and in my opinion, I felt like they tried to copy that scene in Avengers where Tony first sees all the files of the other heroes, and DC could've done a better job with that.Rest was fine, you'll have a blast if you're already familiar with the story and is a fan of the series.
The ending, Superman's death was an over exaggeration, I wasnt even surpised, Superman technically died thrice in that movie, one where he got his ass handed to him from batman, one from Doomsday and the end where he sacrifices himself, but what I dont get is what how DC thought they'd expect their fans to buy that BS, we all know Justice League willbe a fail without him, yet exaggerate his death to a pointless level :|
Ending scene ofcourse show that hes alive, but no one gonna buy that sh*t in the first place...
Another note on Lois Lane, her acting was great, though she had no prominent role but being a damsel in distress in every situation and when she threw that kryptonite spear away like it was nothing I literally facepalmed :|
The fighting sequences were indeed an amazing highlight, made great use of all characters in that aspect and made Batman look the most badass in my opinion, so kudos to DC for that
Final Verdit: My range of rating would be -> 7.8 - 9/10
Truly amazing movie, with known and predictable flaws, nonetheless worth watching and completely UNJUSTIFIED MOVIE RATINGS FOR A MOVIE WITH JUSTICE IN IT >_>
