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Justice League

2017
Sci-fi, Fantasy
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Rated 20 Nov 2017
25
4th
"Tell me ... do you get bored? You will." Once again we are shown Aquaman cannot be made cool. He does a big macho show off to batman then gingerly backstrokes away. Some Canadian rock band named villain literally no one but super autists care about threatens to destroy the world but only a few people in Russia are kinda effected by this an-NO ONE CARES This felt like a lot was taken out but there was still way too much left in. I finally get to see all these characters and they fight CGI bugs.
Rated 12 Feb 2018
49
26th
A schizophrenic yet by-the-numbers affair that has all the emotional depth of smashing action figures together. So obviously forced into a mold by a committee in damage control mode that it's hard not to be distracted with all the obviously reshot scenes (so many dialogue close-ups), annoyed by the male-gazeyness of the Amazons or bored by the badly edited, ugly CGI action. Batman comes off as a chump and the desperate attempts to make Aquaman cool are hilarious to me.
Rated 17 Nov 2017
74
17th
I had a decent time. That doesnt go without saying there are some flaws. Some of the CGI was noticeably weak, and I also found the whole cube plot to be a little silly. The humor doesn't always work, but when it does, it's due to the chemistry between the cast. I would say they drive the film and make it watchable. Editing my review in 2021 - Zack Snyder’s version makes this look like a bit of a tonal, inconsistent mess. It’s not terrible, but it’s very crammed and rushed.
Rated 17 Nov 2017
62
37th
We did it, we the internet critics won. We criticized the prior DCEU movies to such a degree that they just decided to stop trying to be unique, and they just made a generic family-friendly Marvel movie.
Rated 06 Oct 2018
40
28th
I've been to a film festival these last days, watching movies based on their title alone. Man, that took me places; From Brasilian body horror to Iranian social satire. If you went in totally blank, you'd still be able to predict every single beat of 'Justice League'. There is no joy of storytelling, no will to try new things or play around with the silly ensemble of dated superheroes. 'Justice League' is a juggler fighting to keep the balls in the air until the next act is ready. Depressing.
Rated 09 Jan 2018
74
48th
DC is hit and miss with casting, and that issue is compounded with its hit and miss consume choices, Batman's ridiculous shoulder pads are a testament to that and The Flash looks downright idiotic. But Wonder Woman and Aquaman can almost hold this movie on their own. Unfortunately, Snyder didn't do them any favors with a villain that no one but devout fans would recognize, but at least Steppenwolf was lukewarm, which is a whole lot better than the crap Eisenberg took on Batman V Superman.
Rated 18 Nov 2017
68
57th
It's a very simple movie, has not a strong narrative but coherent enough.. Story has not enough time to breath in, a lot of material from the trailers doesn't there, but overall it's very dynamic and entertaining movie!
Rated 20 Nov 2017
55
19th
This is the sort of shit fest you get when a room full of weasel faced executives get together to A-B test the film project to oblivion. This isn't Justice League it's the Chinese wok stir fry of random bored looking actors playing superheroes. They couldn't even manage enough creativity to not rip off Lord of the Rings scenes either with the Motherbox. This hot mess of a franchise is probably non salvageable at this point. Gal Gadot remains one of the few bright spots. Reboot all except Gadot.
Rated 15 Nov 2017
25
19th
Cinema is a con man's game. The whole industry looks right into your eyes and blatantly lie about how they enjoyed working together on something so special and all that crap, because they know they are selling you a piece of turd dipped in hot chocolate. Oh, and then there is Dostoevsky.
Rated 17 Dec 2017
64
36th
It's like a shitty version of the Avengers. DC has always played catch-up to Marvel, and this is no different. It wasn't a poor film, and I enjoyed it, but it's come too late to the party. We're tired of Batman by now. Gal Gadot is a great Wonder Woman, and I liked seeing Jason Momoa redeeming Aquaman, but for the most part this film misses the mark. t's not a bad movie, but the bar has already been set so high, it still manages to disappoint.
Rated 24 Jan 2018
4
22nd
Justice League suggests to me that the DCEU is a sinking ship beyond course correction. I hate to compare the two but it has never been more evident that the DCEU is playing catch up with the MCU. It feels like one step step forward with the success of Wonder Woman and now many steps back with this underwhelming ensemble. This directionless and rushed mess clings to the likability of its protagonists. Yet the humour is forced, the CGI is notably poor and there is a complete lack of development.
Rated 24 Dec 2017
55
26th
I don't understand all the hate. This film is actually better than some Marvel ones.
Rated 22 Nov 2017
44
17th
The movie introduces three new characters: Cyborg is a living plot device, Flash is sometimes funny, often terribly unfunny and Aquaman, while being the most interesting out of all three, does nothing except say YEAHYUH at one point. The villain is the worst villain of every movie ever and so ridiculously overpowered that every fight scene is boring by default. Batfleck obviously wants to leave the franchise as soon as possible. At least Gal is here to carry yet another DC movie by herself.
Rated 18 Feb 2018
35
16th
A few fun action beats but mostly pretty dull, awash with weightless poor quality CGI which has no impact. Chemistry between characters is the biggest strength, specifically The Flash and Aquaman, but plenty of leaden dialogue. Antagonist Steppenwolf is very poor and exists solely to act as a punching bag for the heroes. The main problem is despite my issues with some recent DC films they often felt­ distinctive. This feels generic, an ersatz Marvel film and a bad version of The Avengers.
Rated 16 Nov 2017
60
44th
The chemistry of the cast and the breezy pacing (it feels much shorter than it is) keep it afloat, but it still isn't as good as it could (and maybe should) have been.
Rated 14 Dec 2017
0
0th
Succeeds at being the worst DC movie ever released (congratulation Clooney, your Bat Nips are now 2nd worst). Every single actor is terrible or miscast, even Gal Gadot, phones in this performance hard. The CGI is on the level of an amateur animation school that promotes in video game magazines. The plot is rarely there and very unfocused. Worst part, because Zack had to leave the project, the direction is uneven and Joss Whedon's script doctoring is noticeable, jarring, and in the end harmful
Rated 02 Jan 2018
32
17th
An authoritarian billionaire assembles an untested team to combat the parasitic hordes devoted to "Mother"--but enough about the 2016 election...
Rated 20 Nov 2017
72
33rd
This film starts slow but eventually picks up the speed. Some of the characters are more interesting than others here. The script has a nice surprise. Overall I would recommend this film.
Rated 07 Dec 2017
55
28th
It's fine, who cares? There are too many damn super hero movies anyway.
Rated 01 Jan 2018
65
45th
I enjoyed this more than the last film about super heroes beating each other up.
Rated 11 Jan 2018
40
12th
Have no fear. MOUSTACHE-MAN IS HERE.
Rated 17 Nov 2017
19
3rd
Wow. They actually made a movie worse than Batman v Superman and Man of Steel. Fucking incredible. The League of Extraordinary Assholes.
Rated 20 Jan 2018
45
8th
Wow - it's so bad it actually qualifies as trash with many unintentional laughs and tons of painfully obvious greenscreen effects. Hard to believe they spent 300.000.000 $ on this crap.
Rated 20 Nov 2017
79
55th
The overdue course correction in tone makes this better than its predecessors but Snyder's still in charge & that's still not a good thing. The story proper opens with Batman reminding us that he's looking for "fear" & a world inexplicably mourning the "hopeful" Superman (even though until now we've never seen Supes engage warmly w/ humanity) & u expect the usual joyless bad assery is on the way. Fortunately lighter heroes show up, but the video-game aesthetic & cliched world destroyer remain.
Rated 25 Nov 2017
0
4th
DC feverishly try to catch up, while managing to do none of it at all. A colossal waste of everyone's time and money, but fortunately mostly their own.
Rated 01 Oct 2018
39
14th
Perhaps the most professional rush job I've ever seen. Every Single Thing is half-baked, half-formed, or half-assed - and acting, pacing, and character suffer immensely. For as much effort that appears to have gone into it, the end result feels pained. (And frankly, it takes effort to piss away so much built-in potential - like pissing with a hard-on for the box office.) Cavill's will-o'-the-wisp of a mustache is really the perfect metaphor for DCEU's current care for these characters.
Rated 17 Jun 2019
30
10th
Both Gal Gadot, who is one of the most beautiful actresses to ever grace the silver screen, and 'Justice League', which is about as crappy as 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice', are, fittingly, in a League of their own.
Rated 28 Dec 2017
60
38th
Loud and dumb but the cast and their chemistry and Whedons humor make it fun. Action is occasionally cool, mostly sleight and toothless. Villain speaks only in camp melodrama. Too much "getting the team together" not enough showing the world under threat. Like Batman v superman there's plenty of every super person doing their super things.
Rated 20 Nov 2017
70
54th
Finally, a tonally sound DC movie. That'll be Mr Whedon's help right there. Unfortunately, it's a bit of a retread of Avengers but not as good. The bad guy is weak, the McGuffin wasn't set up ahead of time (that's why you have a shared universe guys) and the Flash is....no where near as fun as the TV one. Aquaman was kick ass though. Will be happy to see more as they are headed in the right direction, but have a weaker stable to draw on than the kids across the street
Rated 20 Nov 2017
80
70th
Buckle up, 'cuz I'm knuckling up. Weak CGI? Bullshit. New character's development not enough for you? Keep watching; it's a cinematic universe. Generic villain? Watch ANY MCU FILM. Genre problem, across the board. If you can't figure out how to have a good time with THIS, consider another art form to consume; one that you might actually enjoy. I had exactly zero problem following the story, being invested in the characters, appreciating the villain, and being excited for where we're going.
Rated 28 Nov 2017
4
27th
Bad, no excuses. Edited with all the finese of a bull in a China shop. No scene matters, as they race from one event to the next, desperately trying to catch up to Marvel, never looking back. The Atlantis water sequence looked good. Lots of nice visuals throughout. Many CGI mistakes as well. Steppenwolf looks terrible, rubbery plastic. They will no doubt re-edit this 2 hour disaster, however I refuse to re-rate it our of principle. You had me pay to watch this. You've dug your own grave DC.
Rated 13 Dec 2017
30
20th
Generic League. What happened to the wild train wrecks of DC past? The sheer nihilistic grandiosity and insanity I was hoping for has been replaced with cookie-cutter storytelling and presentation the likes of which have never been blander. I never thought I'd say this, but at least the MCU developed style. What do you have, DC, except bad CGI and and Gal Gadot's ass?
Rated 01 Jan 2018
50
28th
Judging by the dialogue,green screen,and Cavil's top lip,80% of this is reshoots. It's a bit of a mess plot wise and there's so much CGI I can well believe it cost the 300m reported. The villain looks like a video game cutscene. I'd love to read the original script to see what got changed
Rated 17 Nov 2017
30
11th
Oh god. Coming from someone who actually enjoyed both Suicide Squad and Batman vs Superman, this was a mess. Some of the worst CGI I've seen since Gods of Egypt used to sell a big story which is really just scenes from all different types of movies pasted together in a sloppy and oddly paced way. I can't believe I was excited for this.
Rated 21 Nov 2017
70
54th
One step above meh.
Rated 17 Nov 2017
40
31st
Justice League feels like a trimmed-down, crowd-pleasing cut of a movie that probably wasn't great so it was edited into something that, at a minimum, was more tolerable. It is very uninteresting and unengaging in its current state. Characters have little to them, the plot is paper-thin, it's a mix-and-match of tones and shortens various conflicts to the point that they barely make sense to the audience.. Add in some dodgy special effects and you've got a movie that isn't very good.
Rated 24 Nov 2017
40
15th
Knocked down from the dizzying heights of "Wonder Woman" and placed firmly back in the territory of its other DCEU brethren, "Justice League" is visibly trying to be better than what came before, and I can appreciate that. There are jokes that work and interactions that amuse, there are interesting dynamics that occasionally rear their head, but nothing can save it from a fundamentally flawed foundation and a weak premise, villain, and, and I hate to say it, team. Better luck next time?
Rated 16 Nov 2017
5
40th
Critics are harsh, it was an average popcorn superhero movie, not better or worse than the average. You can sense the production snafu in the finished result, the story is told too fast and some bits don't make too much sense, but it was okay overall and entertained me enough to not regret the time spent in the theater.
Rated 27 Mar 2018
68
59th
They made the flash so stupid.
Rated 03 Feb 2018
76
87th
I don't care what anyone says this was a fun movie. This was much better than either Wonder Woman or Thor: Ragnarok. Ezra Miller was decent but seemed to be trying too hard to be DC's version of Spider-Man. Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman was much better here and I actually found her entertaining this time. Ben Affleck was great both as Bruce Wayne and Batman and has become my number 2 favorite live action batman actors, second only to Michael Keaton. Jason Momoa was fun but seemed to be channeling ...
Rated 22 Nov 2017
60
49th
Disjointed. The intro to the new characters was rushed to say the least. Unfortunately, it will be compared to Thor: Ragnarok. Funny parts and an ensemble cast, but Ragnarok crushed it out of the park in those categories.
Rated 29 Dec 2017
86
80th
So against all expectation I was enthralled by it! It's glorious schlocky nonsense, comparable to Flash Gordon for its garish visuals and sense of camp. Edited to within an inch of its life - and I found myself actually wanting more! I have ZERO interest in the upcoming solo movies, but further adventures of the team in this live action comic book world, with computer game cut-scene visuals, and Whedon writing and directing, with a Danny Elfman score? YES! I'm in! What can I say? I love trash.
Rated 22 Dec 2017
44
43rd
worth a watch
Rated 04 Dec 2017
5
57th
Annoyingly frantic at points and awkward at others, with a generic "Muahahaha I'm so evil!" villain and less ambition than Batman v. Superman, though I got some enjoyment from seeing these heroes team up and some of the action scenes do entertain. I love love love Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman and the movie comes to life for me anytime she's on screen. The movie almost always looks nice visually, Snyder has generally been reliable there.
Rated 31 Mar 2018
3
4th
standard superhero movie formula, some weird bad guy from some other dimension shows up and tries to steal a magic thingy, good guys punch him a lot, the movie ends. suffers from the "extended universe" group/team thing where there are too many characters so they can only devote a little bit of time to each, so they end up all being incredibly one-dimensional. villain was also one-dimensional. full of giant CG explosions for dumbass chinese people to gawk at. idk I was bored out of my mind.
Rated 06 May 2018
40
15th
the script is on par with a saturday morning cartoon. the world is about to end, yet somehow there's no tension, as there's almost noone else outside the team who knows what's up. the chemistry of the leads is non-existant, and the aquaman is basically a joke. shut the whole thing down, do stand alone wonder woman flicks. gadot has the looks and charisma to carry a stand alone movie, at least for a while.
Rated 22 Nov 2017
60
41st
flash was cool
Rated 28 Dec 2017
60
29th
It's got problems but it's decent and they didn't edit it with a hammer. So one thumb kind of up.
Rated 17 Feb 2018
63
65th
Better than expected. I am not a big fan of the DC Universe, I hate Ben Affleck and the plot is probably the idea of the 374th extra they had and he just blurted it out. However, it didn't feel prolonged; there were humorous moments and you can feel moderately entertained. Even though slow motion scenes are currently very popular, the scene with Barry and Superman really cracked me up. On that note, wave of awkward superheroes is coming, I am calling it.
Rated 19 Nov 2017
79
70th
The critical consensus is just way off on this one. Again. This was an exciting, coherent, and often funny film, with tons of great action. Most of the JL is well-cast (with the sad exception of paunchy Batfleck) and although it's not perfect, it's a great time at the theater.
Rated 19 Nov 2017
20
5th
gal gadot only nice part;)
Rated 24 Feb 2018
70
45th
The epic struggle of the boxes works better in a comic than a blockbuster movie, and CGI-Steppenwolf (what's with the rock band name?) is CGI-meh. Clearly, the issues with production show through. But I enjoyed the JL itself. Disparate characters and stories were pulled together more successfully than, say, Avengers 2. They have chemistry and they kick butt. Best part, though, was when Superman was mopping the floor with the rest of the JL. I just love a badass Superman.
Rated 22 Nov 2017
50
20th
Of all the recent superhero films, this feels most like a proper comic book. That's not necessarily a good thing: it's got over-exposition, jumpy editing, disorganized plotlines, generic random bad guy, gratuitous action scenes, cheesy dialogue, absurd leaps of logic, etc. Once I realized this though, I had a good deal of fun even with all of the glaring flaws. It's still not a good film (or even a decent one), but it's not bad either. Most importantly, the tone is finally consistent.
Rated 28 Nov 2017
65
45th
This film is "fine". I mean, it's not overly disappointing nor is it amazing. Compared to recent DC outings though, this is a masterpiece (except for Wonder Woman). It's fun enough and a step in the right direction but it just feels a bit like a wannabe Avengers film. The villain is too generic and even the setting for the final battle was very Ultron-like. The banter between the heroes might be the best thing about this.
Rated 23 Nov 2017
5
30th
feels aged and disjointed but not so much that the whole powerpoint presentation falls apart. it's the most mechanical of the DCEU films, which works it in its favor. none of the cast is memorable, partially saved by miller and momoa whose respective shticks were okay, i guess. give me a break with the gadot fan service. not the right character to do it with, man. and i, both, don't care about comics and love gal gadot.
Rated 04 Dec 2017
20
10th
In loving memory of Superman!
Rated 17 Nov 2017
6
21st
Watch: Big screen for big kabooms, but one you could watch at home just fine. 3D was well done, but doesn't really add much. | I will say this about JL: it's not as bad as I expected. It's nothing special, but the story is okay, the action is big, the jokes are hit and miss, and the surprises really only last a couple minutes. It gets one mark above "Meh" from me because Flash was silly and Wonder Woman was still on-point.
Rated 19 Nov 2017
70
51st
Entertaining. Not the best ending and it had some odd moments but I wasn't expecting it to be a cinematographic masterpiece.
Rated 23 Nov 2017
55
34th
I was fairly bored for the first half of the movie, with them very slowly gathering all the major players. Things got better in the second half, because it was at least fast-paced then, but still not good. The resurrection of Superman really isn't a big deal, and it should be. Miller is good casting. Momoa is not. Hated Aquaman. Cyborg is super dull. CGI sucks. Steppenwolf's an embarrassment. 3 or 4 genuine laughs, thanks to Whedon. Better than BvS, but the bar was pretty damn low.
Rated 18 Nov 2017
76
64th
I saw some general reviews online before seeing the movie and I expected disaster. I cant say I was disappointed with the movie, and I cant see why it got so much hate. Movie has its flaws, villain is bit generic, but dynamic of the movie and introduction of couple important new characters for DCEU is done quite well. Visuals are at time bit over the top but nothing critical and unexpected for this kind of movie. All in all decent stuff and surelly worth watching. Fun and watchable. Dostojevski!
Rated 13 Feb 2018
1
16th
First off, there is nothing just about this abomination of a film. Snyder may not be the best option to direct but his vision has been completely butchered by Joss "Age of Dulltron" Whedon. He truly made this into a DC counterpart, a steaming pile of dino droppings. Also, the mistake he made by firing Junkie XL and replacing him with Elfman (Ultron) is downright retarded. I loathe this film as much as Ultron. It's so bad beyond comprehension I've lost IQ points along the way. Goodbye DCEU.
Rated 18 Feb 2018
50
77th
I actually liked the early portion while compiling the group, but the main mission was a mind-drifter, as in not really interesting. Looks like they've got something bigger lined-up for the next one, but this one desperately needed a stronger villain!
Rated 31 Mar 2018
54
13th
Weak superhero saga has some decent set pieces (especially 'evil' Superman), but too often feels as if it's trying a 'paint-by-numbers' steal from the Marvel films; rushed, hurried character development feels like amateur hour compared to the slow build over many years from the Marvel stable. Still, it's tough to hate Superman, and the CGI 'stache work is barely noticeable; Miller makes for an endearing Flash, but even he feels like an overdone version of the latest Spider-Man.
Rated 05 Apr 2018
60
34th
Some decent laughs but that's not what I watch a superhero movie for and this one had little else going for it.
Rated 14 Apr 2018
3
16th
I actually expected much worse, but not for the reasons most think, due to the implications of Snyder and his family, this movie was gonna suffer, and it shows. Whedon's upbeat town and Snyder's dark and gritty feel and visuals, the movie certainly clashed with itself. However, despite this I found it quite enjoyable. The chemistry is a work in progress, and the characters need more time to develop, but were interesting, but Steppenwolf doesn't help their case, as there is nothing to him.
Rated 01 May 2018
57
29th
Not as bad as I was expecting but this is still a poor effort. It's been about 6 weeks since I've seen it and honestly I can barely remember anything of note other than how I generally felt after watching it. This is supposed to be the flagship franchise of the DCEU and when you compare it to the equivalent efforts of the MCU it just doesn't measure up in the slightest.
Rated 18 May 2018
50
52nd
I should have reviewed this back when I saw it, because now all I can remember is Gadot being gorgeous, Momoa being buff, bad CGI and a few funny Whedon moments sticking out like sore thumbs among a mess of bad ideas.
Rated 04 Jun 2018
30
5th
if you ever wanted to know what it's like to hear me yell 'WHO FUCKING CAAAAARES!' for 2 hours watch this with me and a miller high life
Rated 13 Jun 2018
75
42nd
Not nearly as bad as I expected, in fact a lot of it worked in my opinion. Despite having pretty much no lead in to Aquaman, Flash or Cyborg, each of them works as a good supporting role to the main three. As always Wonder Woman shines as the best element, though Superman's scenes were heartwarming. It felt like Batman's was the weaker story, a shame given his history and appeal. Yeah it had a lame villain, but this movie is clearly just a fun team-up fighting film, and it does that fine.
Rated 13 Jul 2018
72
46th
Not bad overall Wonder Woman great again but also Steppenwolf was stupid and The world needs Superman!!
Rated 29 Oct 2018
40
20th
Stock standard comic book movie that definitely takes place in a different world to Nolan's Batman. This universe is a cotton candy no-stakes version.
Rated 31 Dec 2019
45
10th
Tragically, the visuals aren't even the worst of it, at best ringing of mid-century video game cinematics. The writing is atrocious, the shallow quips of the Flash being the closest we get to dynamic human character. Add to the flat, canned dialogue a flaccid villain and utterly uninteresting party dynamics, and you've got a truly tepid superhero film.
Rated 04 Jan 2020
45
34th
I think I'm done with Zack Snyder films. After showing great potential with Dawn of the Dead, 300 and Watchmen, it's been a slow downhill car crash of filmography. Batman and Superman are just wasted here. They just seem like soulless husks of their actual characters. Affleck was phoning this one in from his sofa, and once you notice the CGI on Cavill's face, it can never be unseen. The 3rd act of the film looked like a video game, and that's a bad thing. WW, Flash and Aquaman were good.
Rated 19 Nov 2017
70
24th
Entertaining.
Rated 26 Dec 2017
45
18th
Wish they'd focus on the imagery and less on making their writing appeasable to marvel fanboys
Rated 30 Nov 2017
75
53rd
Enjoyable, albeit lacking, Justice League takes the simple approach of bringing all these classic characters together for a big fight to save the world and little else. A solid cast makes it a mostly satisfying film that played it safe and entertained fans of DC.
Rated 29 Nov 2017
18
51st
Aquaman was awesome idc what y'all say
Rated 08 Dec 2017
57
9th
You can really tell where Whedon's pen took over this film. Ezra Miller is the hands-down MVP, no doubt because Whedon saw a chance for actual humor in one of these gloomy borefests. The lights have also been turned on; Snyder's influence is dying. But I still just don't care. Everything is done so badly, especially the effects. Everything looks like a dumb cartoon. The backgrounds are horribly fake all the time. And Superman's face... like... who would let the film release like this?
Rated 13 Mar 2018
65
45th
Pales in comparison to the Marvel team movies, mostly because DC was so far behind the curve it refused to do any world building. The bad is big and strong but this feels like a regular run comic book story and not some epic adventure. It doesn't really reflect much danger to the world, just localized areas. I don't know. Aquaman is as cool as you can make him and Flash had some good humor spots, and Gadot is always great so I am being kind and putting this at average.
Rated 16 Jan 2018
50
23rd
Marvelous.
Rated 18 Nov 2017
80
67th
Once again I'm defending DC. Like Wonder Woman this straddles a line between being MCU and DC. It's still darker, has a bigger comic book feel, but it does have more jokes, which mostly work. Great casting all around with great chemistry, fun action. Sure the villain isn't as good as it could have been, but almost every superhero movie has that problem... Steppenwolf is FINE, ultimately, enough to be menacing. I still just can't understand the hate for this and BvS.
Rated 06 Dec 2017
3
25th
Basically indistinguishable from Marvel now which is sad. They sacrificed a lot of visual flair and interesting ideas to make easy to consume films. Even when DC failed they had something in them worth watching. Like most Marvel films now this is just another okay movie. Quips and action for 2 hours. Wash rinse repeat.
Rated 01 Apr 2021
64
14th
Bad CGI, a lackluster script, and oddly placed jokes leave this outing feeling disappointing-to-mediocre at best. It doesn't help any that whoever was in charge of the cinematography chose to make all the actors look like they were either drunk or had sunburns for much of the film. A problem plague production with tons of reshoots, it lacks the excitement you should get from seeing all these heavy hitting superheroes on the screen at the same time.
Rated 27 Dec 2017
90
25th
Not bad but not like I expected
Rated 06 Dec 2017
50
23rd
Thankfully, it's neither boring nor overlong and has plenty of good action throughout. Certain scenes are very suspenseful, Gadot is once more excellent and there's some humour too (25% hit-and-miss but hey). The three new main characters are welcome (Flash - and Miller - is a lot of fun) but, since none of them got a solo flick, there was no emotional connection. The visuals were meh and Superman negates Justice League itself but it was the disjointed feel of the film that really threw me off.
Rated 22 Dec 2017
60
57th
Much better than I expected. Getting a bit tired of all these superhero movies, but this one is acceptable.
Rated 21 Nov 2017
56
27th
Its Good and very realistic super hero movie. But; Warner Bros's bad management and sacrificing so many things for judaist sub-text makes the movie crippled 3h movie of Snyder cutting (likely 100min of it) and Whedon adds at least 40min on it. We've 100min part of the movie from different parts of the screenplay and scenario of course that causes a huge negative impact on the rhytm of the story . After a feminist movie like ( atl east tried it) Wonder Woman this movie is very sexist too.
Rated 23 Nov 2017
59
14th
It certainly has its stupid moments and it often feels like a compromised and effortless piece of work, but it's far more even than Man of Steel. There's not a lot to hate or love about this watchable film, which isn't anywhere near as terrible or boring as some say it is, but it doesn't impress a whole lot either. Days after seeing it, the averageness of it all still resonates with me.
Rated 24 Jan 2018
40
23rd
Rare flashes of goofy, geeky fun, and even some good moments of drama, suffocated by lots of nothingness. You can see what they were going for; they just couldn't execute it thanks to poor management of the project. Mostly not worth watching.
Rated 12 Dec 2017
55
14th
Much better than the first instalment, but still lame and looks like a computer game half of the time.
Rated 24 Dec 2017
40
19th
Surely they could have got a few more close ups of wonder jews backside?
Rated 11 Dec 2017
75
60th
A lot better than expected. Affleck looks like Batman, more than any other since Christian Bale, and Irons sounds exactly like Alfred should. Character action on team forming was super-believable and nearly witty. Fights were just about awesome, and didn't dominate the entire movie. And "the boy scout" wasn't there for most of it, which is a "+1". But The Flash missed a Green Lantern as much as the movie did, so "-1" on that. Oh! Excellent "Group photo" at the end, he really does look like Batma
Rated 01 Dec 2017
51
7th
Can we just make all these films about Wonder Woman from now on, please
Rated 08 Dec 2017
12
55th
W3E2P1S1V2M1A1R1. As usual, all the panning DC gets isn't really warranted. This was definitely closer to Wonder Woman than to the abomination that was Suicide Squad, and probably somewhere along the lines of Green Lantern or Avengers: Age of Ultron (sharing a lot of similarities, including some flaws, with the latter). But I'll buy the blu-ray and rewatch, for sure.
Rated 31 Dec 2017
72
43rd
This was definitely a bit disjointed due to the change in writers/last minute reshoots, but overall it was still a fun comic book movie. I deducted ten percent for Henry Cavill's CGI'd upper lip, but added 20 for the combo of Jason Momoa/Henry Cavill shirtless scenes.
Rated 18 Mar 2018
65
46th
Definitely in my top 10 DCEU movies.
Rated 16 Mar 2018
60
38th
Insipid... except for WW, of course.
Rated 16 Feb 2018
55
44th
Not great
Rated 23 Mar 2018
64
25th
Pleasantly surprised coming from very low expectations. DC finally might, might be getting their act together (I don't count Nolan-Bale superb trilogy 2 their credit). I enjoyed some of this ALMOST as much as a mid-level Marvel movie ;-) Cyborg = bit dull & Aquaman needs more to do but thanks to Ezra M & Wheedon 4 some long overdue humor. Affleck & Gadot play perfectly fine super-parents. Shame about Cavill's CGI lip but not their fault (reshoot probs + MI mustache). More hope 4 future DC pics
Rated 25 Mar 2018
45
66th
Colour me surprised when I found this to be somewhat watchable. This is what can happen when it isn't trying so hard to appeal to angsty teenagers who love dc because it's so much deeper than marvel

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