Nevertheless, it's a valid opinion. 9% of people gave CW a thumbs down on RT, 28% gave BvS a thumbs up, it's certainly possible for these populations to overlap although they would be a small minority.
I'm not saying it's an invalid opinion, an opinion is an opinion and ifsomeone actually liked or enjoyed BvS, good for them. Still doesn't mean I understand it. It was a bad film 30 minutes in. It started out great, focussed, Wayne sees the destruction from MoS, great starting point for a movie, great spark to ignite conflict, I don't remember anyone ever doing something similar. But after that, the movie goes all over the place, heaping comic panel upon comic panel that Snyder googled and figured he wanted that in his movie, regardless if it makes sense storywise. Kinda like when you were a kid, playing with your action figures, you went from action setpiece to setpiece, just because they were cool. And then your mom yelled dinner's ready and you need to wrap things up, so Snyder brought in Doomsday, the trinity is formed out of thin air and BOOM end of movie.
There's a good story buried underneath all this mess, I just hope it come to light once the Extended Director's Final Unrated Cut is released. As the movie was released in theatres, it's objectively not a good movie, nor is it's story well-told.