@Kit_Sakurazuka: I am always respectful when I am treated respectfully, whether a man or a woman. I believe in the emancipation of women in all respects. With this said, if you let someone treat you with disrespect and get away with it, you show to yourself that you have no self-respect. In any case, just because that user name tells you that he or she is a woman, it does not mean it is the truth. Too many years on the internet!

@Destructionzz: Reading your entire post would have given me an headache due to the poor formatting and organization, so I skipped a lot. Young meant immature. I gave you no reason to insult me, but you did it anyway, And because of what? You felt like it. And you consider yourself mature? No, you are not. You were the one who proved my points after all, so thank you again.

@Destructionzz: Why did you have to finish your argument with "Now go **** yourself"? I tell you why: you are very young and immature. This is precisely why you say you loved this movie; you are the very young audience I am talking about. You actually made my day. Thank you.

@Destructionzz: I am wondering if you think a movie named batman versus superman - where "superheroes" are dressed in tights and red capes and shields and "glowing eyes" and tight skirts, and with super powers, and so forth - are for mature teenagers and adults. No, it is not. This movie is for a very young audience. Period. That means that it will not have quality writing and character development, just the ridiculous, unrealistic action.

You have absolutely no idea of how to review and evaluate a movie it seems. For example, if I created a comedy movie with just comedy and no drama and no romance and no action, I would obviously expect movie reviewers to review the comedy, not an imaginary drama or romance or action, and especially not the unnecessary need to introduce drama or romance or action.

Therefore, as a movie reviewer, the first thing you must do is watch how the producer classified his or her movie. The problem is how to get this information, because there are big problems nowadays: hollywood does not financially support movies that do not have what they consider essential for any given movie to succeed, which makes it difficult for movie producers / directors because they often do not want to introduce drama and romance (and sometimes even comedy) on an action movie; they are forced to do this if they want financial support, which causes a lot of problems.

This is an action movie, not a drama or romance or comedy one. This is a dark action movie, and for what it is, it deserves a high rating because the action is good; it builds up relatively slowly, so that by the middle, the action starts being almost non-stop.

The problem with this movie is that it lacks character development and quality writing, two of the most important things any movie must have in order to captivate its audience. However, since this is a DC Comics movie, it means that it is for a very young audience, so the character development and quality writing are dumbed down a lot to meet the audience's expectations. This is why movies like this make one billion dollars or more, because the target audience is satisfied. In case I did not mention this, the target audience is another factor to be considered when reviewing movies; children movies are also lacking in these aspects because they would not understand the movie otherwise. The problem is that stupid movie reviewers or their stupid bosses think they can review any movie they like and do so on the basis of popularity, not the relevant factors.

@RussellGorall: Where did you get the idea that I am a Sony stockholder? If I was, I would buy my own gaming website. Microsoft and Sony are companies, which means that their sole purpose is to make profit, not to do what is best for gamers, even though these two sometimes appear to be in-line with each other. Ask EA if they love to do what is best for gamers. Ask the same question to many other companies alike.

It is so pathetic when the loser asks the winner to work together for the betterment of "both". Microsoft might as well ask Sony directly if they are willing to show their ass to get f...