I'm not the one who brought a pitchfork.......

Rating: 7/10 (16 January 2018)

Fueled by his faith in humanity and inspired by Superman's selfless act, Bruce Wayne enlists Diana Prince to face an even greater threat.
Together, Batman and Wonder Woman work quickly to recruit a team to stand against this newly awakened enemy.
Despite the formation of a league of heroes, all your favourites.......and Cyborg, it may be too late to save the planet from an assault of catastrophic proportions.
First off, Justice League isn't a disaster, it's not even a film, it's more of a two hour clip compilation of footage from a much longer, finished version.
It does have problems, the narrative is incoherent, and there are plot holes aplenty, but despite the fact that it's just a compilation of ill advised quips and fights which consist of people flying around inhumanly toward poorly CG villains, it goes along at a steady pace.
Snyder appears to have gone the opposite way that Marvel has, rather than introducing each character via a standalone film, we have extended introductions to all three of the new characters for the first two acts, then bring Superman back for the big showdown, which is just another CG heavy fight.
The six heroes do have a lot of chemistry together, and even though Miller grates as The Flash, his humour is dour and falters quickly, and Affleck, no matter how good he was in BvS, just seems to be bored in his pivotal role.
Cavil fares little better, but that's because you are too busy focusing on his CG chin rather than his characters cause.
Thanks heavens for Gadot and Momoa, who bring some much needed life to the proceedings. Gadot is just as good as she was in her standalone film, and Momoa is fantastic as Aquaman, full old swagger and attitude, his standalone film could be something very special.
The less said about Steppenwolf and Cyborg the better, and when it all comes to an end, you can't help but compare it to other superhero films, and predictably it pales in comparison.
It should have been so much better, it had so much potential to be something better than BvS, it is, but you cannot help but think what it could have been.
A disappointment for sure, but I still enjoyed what was nothing more than a clip compilation.