HEAD TO CLOVERFIELD BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!!!!

Or Eye In The Sky, which is a much better movie about power than BvS.

I'd give it a 6/10. It is something that I'd only watch all the way through once (which I just did), however I'd be down for watching the fight scenes whenever they show up on television. Ben Affleck was great and I liked Eisenberg more than I thought I would, however I much would have rather had the traditional Lex. The movie felt way too preachy/talky to me and there were too many dream sequences; also seeing Bruce's parents get murdered for the umpteenth time was unnecessary. The fighting choreography was amazing and the best out of any Batman film. Seriously, Batman's fight scenes were kickass and should be applauded.

Lois and Ma Kent felt completely unneeded. One could argue that they were needed to

I was really unhappy with how they both nerfed and introduced

I can't wait to see

The film is a curiosity piece in that you might be tempted to see it simply because you want to know how they'll do it, but if you want a Batman vs. Superman film that doesn't drone on and on and on, then I'd recommend 'The Dark Knight Returns Part II' which has Peter Weller (Robocop) voicing Batman and is the graphic novel/film that Batman vs Superman is actually largely based off.

I highly doubt WB will be fine with those numbers.

I enjoyed parts of it and didn't completely hate it though. 3/10 is what I'd give something that was complete shit and unenjoyable, but had a coherent plot (which is what I was anticipating that I'd give the film). Regardless, 6/10 isn't high praise in my books as that is still a D and something that I wouldn't bother to rewatch because I'd rather rewatch a good film.

That's exactly what I thought that scene was.

The Darkseid allusions (and actual Parademons) were too strong for it to be anything else.

Glad Jay Oliva's working on these movies. His commentary on Flashpoint Paradox showed alot of love to these characters. And he's good at representing them.

I'm worried Snyder's not going to learn his lesson by Justice League so we don't have to sit through another 2 and a half hour shit show. Probably over 5 hours total because of part 2.

The Batman's not out for a while yet, no. But they could always take out Cyborgs solo movie (What can you do with a Cyborg solo movie? His most defining moments as a character involved the Teen Titans in some way, shape, or form) and replace it if Afflecks ready to go.
Maybe move it up a little too. WB's planning 11 more movies now, so they got time and space apparently.

Batman's always guaranteed some amount of success. People forget Batman Begins kinda flopped at the box office, but it was enough for Nolan to make The Dark Knight.

Even if JL flops I could see enough interest garnering for a solo Batfleck. Affleck himself seems very enthusiastic about it, and Bats was about the only good thing in BvS.

I still can't wait for that grim and gritty Booster Gold/Blue Beetle movie!
I hope Jaime nearly murders Paco again!