Customer Ratings & Reviews

I went into this film with low expectations. I did not like Zack Snyder's take on Superman and there was a lot of negative feedback regarding this film. But having seen it, it's actually a good ride. I had a good time with this film. Others criticized the motivations of the characters, but I didn't see that as an issue. Even the trailers made it clear what Batman's motivations for disliking Superman were going to be, and it made sense as a plot device. Lex Luthor in this film is over-the-top and annoying, but that was intentional, I suppose. We are not supposed to like him. However, we are supposed to like Wonder Woman, and she shines in every scene in which she appears. She is perfectly cast for the role. The effects are great. The pacing is good, even though this extended cut is close to three hours, which Hollywood can stop doing anytime now. Honestly, find editors and trim these films down to 80-120 minutes. It's just ridiculous. Sure. I'll watch an epic like Lawrence of Arabia for 3 hours, but many of the films approaching 2.5 to 3 hours are not worthy of that sort of time. It's not necessary. If you're looking for a good action film and superheroes, this certainly fits the bill. The Blu-ray looks great. I hear the HDR on the 4K Blu-ray looks great as well. Definitely recommended.

I remember a time when Batman Vs Superman seemed like a pipe dream destined to never actually happen, but here we are through force or sheer will we have it. Granted, reviews and initial response would have you believing a pretty bad outcome of the hard to miss concept. I mean who wouldn't want to see a movie including both Batman and Superman? But undoubtedly, with questionable performances by Jesse Eisenberg, among others, (is it a lack of direction, script, or just a charismatic genius performance?) the biggest flaw is unquestionably the story. No doubt overstuffed, no doubt forced, with so many elements at play it's easy to see a non comic book fan with no established understanding of the DC Universe having a rough time figuring out just what is happening, who these characters are, and why are they doing and saying the things that they are..Luckily that's where the Ultimate Cut that Warner Brothers released here comes into play. Much like Watchmen it's asking a lot just to dive in and commit to a 3 hour film but those that do will be rewarded. What we are given here is a much more well rounded complete cinematic experience for both a huge comic book fan and just a novice viewer. The result is a thoroughly enjoyable action superhero movie that can be view with pleasure by everyone who gives it a chance.

If you like Batman n Superman then this movie is a must have for you. Definitely will have you on the edge of your seat!

Overall the movie as most of you know by now was just okay. This uncut version definitely made the movie more watchable

FINALLY a DC movie that had all the major characters I’ve wanted to see together. Got mixed reviews but I say nay to the doomsayers!!!

I think critics were a little harsh on BvS, the fact that a film like Iron Man 2 or 3 could receive the rotten tomatoes scores they did but it was butchered seems somewhat unfair. However the fact that SO much was cut out of the film did hamper the overall presentation of the story and plot points. The directors cut doesn't save the movie in a sense that it's suddenly some unheralded masterpiece, but it does make it a much more enjoyable superhero romp through the darkness. Both the regular Blu (OF NOTE: the Regular Blu in the UHD/Blu combo pack is JUST the theatrical cut, don't ask me why!) and the Extended UHD disc feature amazingly nuanced Dolby Atmos mixes. If you're a home theater buff like myself already equipped for Atmos, you're in for a treat! The climactic sequences, in particular when (SPOILER) Doomsday erupts a giant bust of energy (END SPOILER) warrants purchase alone. The UHD video quality is overall VERY good but just a hint of a mixed bag. There was A LOT of varying sources for the footage - ranging from Digital high res to 65mm and down - and so the film can have some AMAZING looking sequences, and some that may come across a bit softer. All in all the film, which indeed is a intensely grainy and gritty visual experience, looks fantastic in 4K and UHD.

I actually enjoyed the movie and I understand why many didn’t do to it being rushed but overall is was enjoyable.

Love, love, LOVE this movie. Finally picked up the 4K version and was not disappointed. Happy the superior Director's Cut is on the 4K disc, rather than regulated to the Blu-Ray.

I was wondering when DC will have an answer to Marvel and this was it. Sure it’s not as polished as the Avengers but the cast did their best and the movie was amazing. Well done!

What can I say, we were all waiting for this movie to be made a long time ago, lol. I love Superman, the movie was amazing and I'm happy to have it in my collection(superheroes)!

Batman V Superman Dawn of Justice has been criticized for not being what it should be or being too dark well guess what...nobody cares about what movies should be anymore..they are what they are. This movie was a huge moneymaker regardless of all the bad reviews etc. Ben Affleck plays a truly remarkable Batman/Bruce Wayne, and Gal Gadot does an excellent job as Wonder Woman..The story is pretty simple both Batman and Superman lead separate lives in different places..Gotham City and Metropolis..however whiz kid Lex Luthor does what he does best...plays everybody and causes the two most popular superheroes to clash and literally kill each other. When he doesn't succeed in that happening he uses General Zod's dead body, and DNA and forges it with his blood to create a super kryptonian deformity Doomsday to attack and destroy them both. Wonder Woman shows up to help out both Superman and Batman. The fight scenes, action, editing, music, photography, and choreography is fantastic throughout the film. There are subtle references from The Dark Knight franchise as well as Man of Steel..The rest of the Justice League aka The Metahumans have small cameos..Cyborg, Flash, Aquaman but don't enter the fray to help out yet. I won't reveal what happens but I can tell you this the D.C. Heroes are going to have their hands full with many more movies, stories, fights, adventures and villains(Darkseid) I saw this movie twice at the theaters & twice on Blu-ray and its an excellent entry in the DC Superheroes Saga of Films..if you don't like it for whoever is in it, or how dark it is..its real simple don't watch it. I have a feeling the rest of the DC Expanded Universe are going to go more in a direction of the 70's Challenge of the Super-friends T.V. Series and stray away from the more dark/brooding Man of Steel, Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squad..Buckle up Comic fans, nerds, and geeks our time is now!!

the comic part of this was really awesome will all the times batman fought super man but movie wasnt great

A movie that beats you into submission and makes you wonder if the sun will ever come out again.When in doubt, [Snyder] simply slings another ingredient into the mix, be it an irradiated monster, an explosion on government premises, or the sharp smack of masonry on skull. only good thing about the movie was wonder woman, and they still managed to goof it up

Great special effects, first appearance on Wonder Woman leading into her own movie, and 4K version is 3+ hours which is about 30 minutes longer than Blu-ray! Lots of extras!

I had never looked forward to seeing a movie more than I looked forward to seeing Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice on opening night in Times Square. As was the case with many seeing the film for the first time, I cam away very disappointed and confused over the incoherent theatrical cut. This Ultimate Edition answered many of the questions I had regarding the plot and I decided to purchase it in 4K immediately after seeing an exclusive screening of this particular cut in New York prior to its release. However, the picture quality of the 4K edition being viewed on my Xbox One S was excellent in some scenes and very poor in other scenes. My 4K TV's lack of HDR compatibility may be partially to blame for this, but in some scenes the picture was so bad that it was distracting. Also, there is always the issue of not being able to view the movie full screen (black bars across top and bottom of the screen) with the majority of Blu-Ray DVDs. As a film, I recommend this as the Ultimate Edition is a vast improvement of the theatrical cut. However, I do no believe the 4K edition is necessary or worth the extra money, especially if your TV is not HDR capable.

Was really looking forward to this having a digital copy but I guess this doesn’t include it.

I like the Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman movies so I thought I would like this one, too. I did. I've watched it several times and probably will watch it a few more.

Good movie. I try to pick up the super hero movies when I can find them at a good price.

So the latest Batman is extremely dark and moves very slow, but it introduces the latest Batman and continues the Man of Steel crew and most notably introduces Wonder Woman. This intro is probably the highlight of the movie. SPOILER ALERT: This movie does hand the viewer a look at Lex Luthor played by Jessie Eisenberg as well as the death of Superman.

I really enjoyed the ultimate edition of this movie.