I went to watch Batman vs Superman (contains a few spoilers) No, I didn't go to watch it today! Probably it isn't even on the movies anymore. I went on March 29th, 5 days after it was released. Usually I wait a few more days to go watch a movie after its release but a couple factors forced me to rush: First of all, I was concerned about spoilers. It's nearly impossible to avoid them nowadays. And I also needed some break from work and studies, so the idea of spending some more time with my wife and relaxing my mind a little bit didn't sound so bad. I was really excited about this movie, since the trailer was very promising and I'm a huge fan of comics. I left work one hour earlier - that's the bright side of having extra hours on the credit database - got my wife and we went to our favorite movie theater. It was a 50 minutes drive, since it's located far from the more populated area and, consequently, my house - did I mention I don't like crowded places? When we got there I remembered I had two free tickets so it made me even happier: All the advantages I mentioned before and saving R$ 40... What a day! Of course our not so smart decision was to buy a huge size popcorn and an even bigger cup of coke, so a R$ 50 bill had to say good bye to my wallet. The movie began with a nice rhythm but then they led it to the same boringness all the recent Superman movies get - I miss you Christopher Reeve. They added some action on the second half that made watching it worthwhile. Still, I don't know why they can't keep the same quality of Batman movies while making Superman ones. Anyway, they told the story they wanted to tell, introduced Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Cyborg and Flash - why a different actor? Just Why? - and they were able to prepare the field for Justice League's assembling. The crazy Lex was also a special thing that may represent something in the future. They also showed that it's possible for Batman to beat Superman in some occasions, even though they could have explored with better arguments. That kind of discussion moves all of us, the fans, so why not use it? In the end it was an OK movie. Not great but also not bad. It only left me a little bit disappointed because they can tell a better story. They invest millions to come up with a "I won't kill you because my mother is also Martha" solution? Maybe we can let it go if they write a better story for the next movie. Maybe. Ironically, the best thing that I saw on that day was Civil War's trailer that they showed before the movie. Am I being fooled again?