Good, not Great. B-

Rating: 8/10 (17 November 2017)

Justice League is a good movie with memorable scenes and characters. The movie itself relies more on the cohesion between the team members and their personalities than overcoming the villain. However, that is what makes this movie not as good as it could be.
The villain, Steppenwolf, is flat, dull-looking, and non-threatening. I can only blame this on WB reshoots and Snyder leaving the film due to a personal crisis. BvS set up Apokolips and Darkseid to be major threats, but as it turns out, they are not. Again, a majority of the film is the interaction with the characters and their different personalities, and their dislike of one another. That is really what makes this film work.
In short, JL is a fun film with many positive elements. To me, Snyder's films comes across as as film versions of comic books, replete with robust visuals and imagery. Unfortunately, this book has a few pages missing (just enough to notice, but not enough to distract) and has two different artists (Snyder and Whedon) painting their vision. It's good, but not great.