Not very well made, but damn entertaining.

Rating: 7/10 (27 November 2017)

Look, you gotta face it: Justice League is not that well made. There's a reason why a majority of critics don't like it. It feels very rushed. Entire character arcs were removed. In fact, I feel 45 minutes were cut at the VERY least. This movie has to introduce the Flash, Cyborg and Aquaman properly and still tell a good story. 2 hours isn't enough for that. We need 3. Maybe an extended cut would help. The tone was also quite inconsistent (maybe due to the fact that this movie went through re-shoots and was essentially directed by 2 separate people). And the villain wasn't very interesting. The CGI was okay though. Yes, it wasn't that good, but I didn't find it as bad as the others were saying.
That being said, I was entertained. The movie is actually fairly fast paced for me, and seeing all of my favorite childhood heroes on screen was immensely satisfying, despite the cut backstories. (Don't get me wrong, I absolutely LOVE me some Marvel, but DC for life!) The chemistry shared between the cast was really good, and the shared scenes were really entertaining.
Also, the movie is, overall, much more lighthearted than BvS. I thought that latter movie was a bit too dark, even for Batman: Nolan's trilogy did better in that department. There's a lot of jokes in this movie, including more than a few at Batman's expense, and he also has a few funny lines. Weird.
The cast overall does a good job portraying their characters, but I feel Batman should have been darker, maybe around Keaton's or Bale's level. Ben Affleck does a fine job playing him though. I also felt the Flash was more focused on comedy and not enough on the other emotions. Yes, Ezra Miller was good, but compared to Grant Gustin in the TV show, he is not as emotionally well realized, especially in the scene where he visits his father in prison. Of course, he didn't receive a lot of chance to develop thanks to the rushed production.
Overall, while the movie is shaky, I quite enjoyed it, much more than BvS. I just hope WB releases an extended edition and stops messing with directors' work.