Should've left Superman in the ground.

Rating: 5/10 (23 December 2017)

While the other guys and the lady bounced nicely off of each other, Superman felt entirely out of place:

His personality, when not ax-crazy, is like bland white toast. (Writers, please understand that making a guy suddenly be schizophrenic when back from death is NOT character development!!)
His interactions with every other character made me want to snore, but especially with Louise Lane, whose sole purpose in the film was calming her ax crazy boyfriend down).
He being Batman's guilt was lame and felt like some last minute no build up shoehorned plotline.
He's too OP, nerf-ing the bad guy, ruining the entire ending of the movie.
Related to his OP-ness, his arc is basically a bad version of space-Jesus,where the other heroes are reduced to mere sidekicks as soon as he shows up.
He dares to claim he "likes justice" but doesn't even have the decency to apologize afterwards for having beaten his teammates up in his moment of insanity. What a jerk!! And yet the movie insinuates (read: bludgeons us across the head) that he's supposed to be the light of our world (if that really is the case, then we are doomed).

It would've been better for this movie, if Superman had just stayed dead.
Things I DID like about this movie:

The Flash and Aquaman were highly funny and entertaining
Aquaman and Wonder Woman bash-bro scene against the big bad.
Batman and Wonder Woman make a good BroTP (when they're not arguing stupid stuff).
Quip-y dialogue between the Justice League members (excluding space-Jesus).