It's not that bad as everyone says it is, but compared to Marvel's Avangers, it does lack something

Rating: 7/10 (3 June 2018)

It is not that bad as many comic-book lovers out there say it is bad, but compared to Marvel's Avengers it does seem that this movie falls short. The main things that I did not like:
1. The main villain. After the visions that Bruce Waine had in Batman versus Superman, I really thought that the main villain for this movie will be Darkseid. However, this was not the case. Because I never read any comic book in my life and only know main protagonists/antagonists from the animated series that I've watched as a kid those many years ago, I honestly did not know who or what Stephenwolf is. Sure, the way he was portrayed it looked like he was capable of doing damage (and he did for most of the movie), but in the end his capabilities fell short.
2. The ressurection of Superman. Now, the whole premise of Justice League was that Batman and Wonder Woman wanted to build a team to fight even bigger foes than Doomsday, because Superman is dead. That's why they were looking for meta-humans for their crusade. Stephenwolf did not much care for those heroes in any way, to him, they were just nuisance. The only one who could go toe-to-toe with stephenwolf was Diana, and that was because as Stephenwolf said she had blood of the old gods flowing through her veins (and it took an army of humans, aliens and gods to defeat Stephenwolf thousands of years ago). And even then Diana had trouble containing him. Enter Superman. One two - and Stephenwolf's out of the game (well, because his scythe was destroyed, so he lost his influence over his minions and they exacted their revenge against him). Thus why I said in first paragraph, that the villain's capabilities felt short, due to Superman.
3. The premise. As I've mentioned in the second paragraph, Batman and Wonder Woman gathered a team, because Superman was nowhere to be found. And yet, since they resurrected him (and Superman had the time to save civilians prior to engaging in a fist fight against Stephenwolf), they don't really need Justice League anymore, because Superman is essentially Justice League - a one man army. All of the other would be future heroes and current heroes are ants compared to him (even Diana). Let's face it, there should be no Justice League. I mean, if Batman and Co. prior to Superman's arrival had trouble with Stephenwolf and his demons, what are they going to do against Darkseid, which is essentially Stephenwolf's boss? Throw shoes at him? Ofcourse, Superman is going to do most of the job there as well.
4. The introduction of characters. This in essence I think were DCU had gone wrong. The only characters that they've established was Superman (in Man of Steel) and Wonder Woman (well, in Wonder Woman). All of the other characters, yes, even the newly portrayed Affleck's Batman, was never established with a separate prior movie. They are doing things backwards. First, they introduce a team of heroes, and then they are making movies about their origins/heroic deeds. That can't possibly wok for the major audience, because I bet that the average movie goer only knows Batman and Superman. He does not know who Aquaman is, or who the Flash is (if they do not watch Arrowerse's Flash), so they can't relate to a character at all. Nope, firstly, DC should establish independent lore of their characters and then group them in to a team like Marvel has done. This way, the build-up seems to be more earned.
While I only mentioned the negatives (because they are easier to write), but I liked this movie. It was not that bad as many portrayed it to be. But, it really lacks something. And the only major highlight of this movie was when Superman fought the JL members, because they interrupted his rest in peace slumber (which again, just proves my point, you don't need any JL, because Sups in Snyder's reality is JL).
6.5/10 (7/10).