Zach Snyder directs his second film for the DC movie universe, bringing his particular style of directing with him. Whether you like that type of thing is entirely up to you.
Batman V Superman gave us the fight we were anticipating and also introduced the audience to some new characters. The pacing of this movie was pretty slow going early on with an artsy dream sequence explaining Batman's(Ben Affleck) origin. Much of Batman's view of the world and Superman(Henry Cavill) being in it is fueled heavily on his delusional dreams(of which he has plenty). I had a hard time figuring out if Bruce's butler/assistant in the Bat-Cave, Alfred(Jeremy Irons) is the voice of reason or someone feeding into Bruce Wayne's fears. Bruce Wayne is Batman for you non-superhero loving folks.
The world is starting to fear Superman and he's being framed for violence across the world. The framing of the Man of Steel seemed a bit of a stretch but you got to do something to get this movie going. With all this fear, Lex Luthor(Jesse Eisenberg) is on the hunt for Kryptonite after discovering how it affects the other Krytponian, the now deceased Zod.
