Like the other DCEU Films, This just doesn't try.

Rating: 2/10 (25 November 2017)

Let's face it, The only way for me to enjoy this film was just to use Nostalgia for the characters I loved before the movie. Sad that if this movie was just it's own movie with new characters without the lore of the DC universe, I would have been so bored watching the movie in the theater watching bland characters just getting along only to fight yet another villain who wants to (you guessed it) take over the world. Here are just some of my points to the movie I want to discuss.
1. The movies tries too hard to be a Marvel-comedy movie almost as it tried with being a dark movie.
To be fair, I can care less if a DC movie wants to be dark or a comedy, I have nothing against with whatever tone a DC movie wants, but the way the DC movies TRY to express the tone is the problem, It's not that DC movies are TOO Dark or comedic, it's that they're TERRIBLE at being dark and comedic. And it was done in a way that it ruins characters like Batman, Superman, and Flash. Because of BVS's way of being "dark" Batman just feels like a dangerous criminal other than a crime- fighter because he was portrayed as that. First we see Batman torture some man, frighten a bunch of citizens and police officers that see him as "the devil" than now we see him try to kill Superman, than suddenly change because Superman's Mommy. Wow, definitely the Batman I have seen before... Now how does the "comedy" work out in Justice League? Well, some parts in the movie did give me a few laughs, but the comedy whether funny or not, just doesn't work and it feels forced in the movie just as much as how dark was forced in BVS. The tone no matter what has to just be put into DCEU films that don't progress in the story, Flash is my biggest problem of this situation, He is just focused heavily on being a comic relief that his backstory and character doesn't work, seeing Flash talk to his dad in prison felt nothing to me because it didn't feel like this was a conflict between Barry and his father, I watched the CW Flash TV series and when I saw those characters in the same place, I actually felt something because it was actually something that Barry wanted to take care of, he wants to take his father out of prison, and most of the time Barry just cries to him every time he meets him because that's how much he misses him. For the JL, it's just starting with Batman saying "Hey, here's Barry's backstory" then we see Barry talking to his dad like "Hey Dad how's it going" type of stuff. Lets also say Flash just has no personality outside the fact he's always just confused and whatever. He wasn't funny, and even if he was, he still wouldn't work as a character like Flash from other TV Shows. People try to say Thor 3 has the worst comedy in attempts to defend the JL, Thor 3 was one of the funniest movies I've seen in theaters. And yes, I enjoy Marvel Movies, even though I am a big fan of DC Comic while I just don't really care for Marvel.
2. The formation of the Justice League was lazy.
So how does the JL form as a team? Easy, just get help from some other superheroes to fight a CGI villain that wants to take over the world. Than just become friends because um, we helped defeat a superhero. Bravo writing, way to really start the DC Extended Universe with all the beloved characters come together. I haven't really seen the Avengers, but I'm pretty sure for god that the characters had more to them than just superheroes who want to destroy Loki.
3. Bruce and Clark's instant relationship now just pisses me off about the Martha scene even more.
Okay, to be fair, I know what the BVS fans are getting from when they defend the scene, and most of the time the people who hate the Martha scene often use nitpicks to argue with the defenders like "Why doesn't he just say "mother"" or "Why not be specific other than "find him"" Here's my reason why I hate the Martha scene, I despise the scene because it forced the character development between Bruce and Clark. It's not just the fact that they stopped fighting, but then they instantly become buddies, why? After Bruce tried to kill Clark and doing it for reasons that are just offensive to Superman, They just then instantly become friends ignoring the stupid things Bruce was doing to Clark. And that was my main problem with Justice League, Bruce speaks of Clark's death like he was his friend ever since they were children. And it even forces its lines in the movie that tries to prove a point for the defenders on the Martha scene, YES, WE KNOW BATMAN WAS REALIZING WHAT HE DID WRONG TO SUPERMAN BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN ITS STILL NOT FORCED FOR BOTH OF THEM TO BECOME BEST FRIENDS. Now knowing that this movie did so horrible at box offices, I am starting to become sure the next movies will probably suffer the same then the DCEU will die very soon.